Mississippi Code Title 77. Public Utilities and Carriers § 77-3-709

Except as otherwise provided in Section 77-3-707(4), the Attorney General, in his or her discretion, may allow telephone solicitors to make telephone solicitations without requiring them to purchase the “no-calls” database, and regardless of whether a telephone solicitation may be made to a consumer who has given notice of his objection to receiving such solicitations, provided that it adopts a written policy incorporating the following criteria:

In all cases, the telephone solicitor must demonstrate that it will not use an automated dialing system or a method that will block or otherwise circumvent the consumer's use of a caller identification service.

In making its determination of whether to allow a telephone solicitation to be made under the policy which will include the limitations set forth in this section, the Attorney General shall exercise due care in investigating previous conduct of the telephone solicitor seeking such authority. The Attorney General may deny any telephone solicitor the privilege of making telephone solicitations under this section, notwithstanding that any of the criteria set forth in this section have been met.