Carnival Corporation was found liable for violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by sending approximately 1400 unsolicited faxes over three to four years to Gottlieb, who never provided Carnival his fax number or registered as a travel agent with Carnival. The court rejected Carnival's argument that its actions fell under the prior business relationship exception. Damages under the Act can be up to $500 per violation, plus treble damages for willful violations. The law firm recommends conducting an operational audit to ensure compliance with communication laws and developing a compliance plan to avoid substantial damages from automated marketing processes.