EUGENE, Ore.—The $3.7-billion Oregon Community Credit Union has been ordered to pay $1.95 Million for allegedly illegal robocalls to 2,600 consumers, The National Law Review reported.
In Arthur v. Oregon Community Credit Union, the CU was accused of making illegal robocalls to wrong numbers.
The National Law Review stated the class of this suit is defined as anyone in the U.S. who, between Oct. 8, 2020, and April 4, 2025, received a robocall from Oregon Community Credit Union directed to a cell phone number that did not belong to an OCCU member or accountholder.
The National Law Review said that with 2,600 people in the class, OCCU apparently agreed to pay $750 per class member.
“While there have been high TCPA settlements both on a per-person and aggregate basis, $750 a person is extremely high,” The National Law Review said.