An Ohio Man sued Charter Communications Inc., doing business as Spectrum, for Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) violations late last week. The class action complaint asserts that the nationwide cable and internet service provider uses pre-recorded voice messages as part of its marketing strategy, yet does not respect consumers' privacy by calling their cell phones without consent and even after being asked not to. The complaint is not the first Spectrum has received over robocalling violations. Law Street Media previously reported on two 2020 cases, one over voice calls and the other over automated texts. Last week's Cincinnati, Ohio lawsuit explains that Spectrum is a Connecticut company that provides television and internet services to more than 31 million customers in 41 states. It reportedly engages vendors to roll out its telemarketing campaigns. Beginning in March 2021, the plaintiff, not a Spectrum customer, started to receive solicitation calls from the company.