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title: Alleged ‘robocall’ mastermind denies wrongdoing before U.S. Senate
metaTitle: "Robocall Boss Denies Charges"
slug: robocall-boss-denies-charges
date: "2018-04-18T19:12:17-05:00"
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sourcePublisher:
  name: Reuters
  url: reut.rs
sourceArticle:
  url: "https://reut.rs/2JhivuJ"
legacySlug: alleged-robocall-mastermind-denies-wrongdoing-before-u-s-senate
tags: [Consumer Fraud, FCC, Robocalls]
status: published
---

April 18, 2018

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Florida man alleged to have made almost 100 million robocalls to trick consumers with “exclusive” vacation deals from well-known travel and hospitality companies on Wednesday denied wrongdoing before a U.S. Senate Committee.

In June, the Federal Communications Commission said Adrian Abramovich allegedly made 96 million robocalls during a three-month period in 2016, and proposed a $120 million fine.“I am not the kingpin of robocalling that is alleged,” Abramovich said as he appeared under subpoena...