Protection

How to Stop MCA Broker Calls and Texts for Good

By AI MCA Exchange  ·  May 2026  ·  6 min read

Your phone rings at 7am. A text comes in at 9pm. Another voicemail from a company you have never heard of asking if you need business funding. You said no last week. You said no the week before. They keep calling anyway.

This is not an accident. The moment you submitted your information through a generic online funding form, that data was sold to lead aggregators who distributed it to dozens of brokers simultaneously. You became a commodity. None of them know your business. None of them are going away on their own — unless you make them.

Here is exactly how to do that.

Why This Keeps Happening

Generic "get a business loan" forms and comparison websites make their money by selling your contact information — not by finding you the best deal. The moment you click submit, your name, phone number, and email get blasted to every broker who paid for that lead category. One form submission can generate 10 to 100 contacts overnight.

Each broker treats you as a fresh sales lead. When you say no to one, the other 50 still have your information and plan to call. This is why blocking individual numbers does not work long term — there are always more behind them.

Step 1 — Register on the Do Not Call Registry

Go to donotcall.gov and register your phone number right now. It takes less than two minutes and it is completely free. Once registered, telemarketers are legally prohibited from calling your number.

After 31 days, any unsolicited sales call to your registered number is illegal under the TCPA. Each violation can be worth $500 to $1,500 per call in statutory damages — and you can report them.

Step 2 — Reply STOP to Every Unwanted Text

Under the TCPA, any company sending marketing texts is legally required to honor an opt-out request immediately. These exact words work:

Word to SendLegal BasisWorks On
STOPTCPA required — must remove you immediatelySMS / Text
UNSUBSCRIBEStandard email and SMS opt-out signalEmail + SMS
CANCELAlternative TCPA-recognized opt-out wordSMS

Important: Screenshot every STOP reply you send and note the date. If texts continue after you reply STOP, that screenshot is your evidence for a TCPA complaint worth $500 to $1,500 per message.

Step 3 — Send a Cease and Desist

For brokers who keep calling after you have asked them to stop, a cease and desist notice puts them on formal legal notice. Once sent, any further contact is a documented TCPA violation. Copy either template below and send it directly.

Cease and Desist SMS — Send by Text

This message serves as a formal cease and desist notice. I did not consent to be contacted by your company. You are hereby directed to immediately stop all calls, texts, and communications to this number. Any further contact will be considered a violation of the TCPA (47 U.S.C. § 227) and may result in legal action seeking $500–$1,500 per violation. Do not contact me again.

Cease and Desist Email — Send by Email

Subject: Cease and Desist — Stop All Communications Immediately

To Whom It May Concern,

This letter constitutes a formal cease and desist notice. I have not provided consent for your company to contact me, and I am formally demanding that all calls, texts, emails, and communications to my number and email address stop immediately.

Continued contact after receipt of this notice is a violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA, 47 U.S.C. § 227) and may entitle me to seek statutory damages of $500 to $1,500 per violation in federal court.

This message serves as written evidence of my opt-out request. Do not contact me again.

Regards,
[Your Name]
[Your Business Name]
[Your Phone Number]

Step 4 — Report Violations to the FTC

If calls or texts continue after you have registered on the Do Not Call list or sent a cease and desist, report the violation. The FTC uses complaints to build cases against repeat violators and you may be entitled to compensation.

ResourcePurpose
reportfraud.ftc.govFile complaints about unwanted calls, texts, and robocalls
donotcall.gov/reportReport specific Do Not Call registry violations

Step 5 — Use Call Blocking Apps

Legal routes take time. These free apps give you immediate relief while your registrations take effect:

AppPlatformWhat It Does
Silence Unknown CallersiPhoneSends all unknown numbers straight to voicemail — zero rings
Filter Spam CallsAndroidBuilt-in spam detection and automatic screening
NomoroboiOS + AndroidIntercepts robocalls before your phone rings
HiyaiOS + AndroidIdentifies and blocks spam callers automatically
RoboKilleriOS + AndroidBlocks spam and answers with AI to waste their time

Step 6 — Stop Filling Out Generic Forms

This is the root cause. Every generic funding form you submit sells your data to aggregators who blast it to dozens of brokers. You become a product the moment you click submit. The only permanent fix is to stop using those forms entirely.

Only apply through direct, trusted channels where your information stays with one company and is never sold or shared. At AI MCA Exchange, your data stays with us — period. We will never call you unsolicited, never text you out of nowhere, and never share your information with third parties.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I stop MCA broker calls?
Register on the National Do Not Call Registry at donotcall.gov, reply STOP to all unwanted texts, send a written cease and desist to brokers who continue calling, and use a call blocking app like RoboKiller or Nomorobo for immediate relief.
Is it illegal for MCA brokers to keep calling me?
Yes. Under the TCPA, continued calls after you have registered on the Do Not Call list or sent a cease and desist are illegal. You may be entitled to $500 to $1,500 per violation.
What is a cease and desist for unwanted calls?
A cease and desist is a written notice demanding that a company stop contacting you immediately. Once sent, any further contact becomes a TCPA violation potentially worth $500 to $1,500 per call or text.
Why do MCA brokers keep calling after I said no?
Most brokers buy your contact information from lead aggregators who sell it to dozens of companies at once. Saying no to one broker does not remove you from the lists of others who purchased the same lead.
Can I get money for unwanted MCA calls?
Yes. Under the TCPA, each illegal call or text after a cease and desist or Do Not Call registration can be worth $500 to $1,500 in statutory damages. Document every violation and file complaints at reportfraud.ftc.gov.