A renter outside Portland, Oregon, sued Compass this week, saying its agents contacted her despite her phone being on the National Do Not Call Registry and multiple requests to stop calling.
Source: Inman News
It’s not just KW! Compass was hit with a telemarketing lawsuit, too
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