Can a broker contact a client who is on the National Do Not Call Registry after a home sale, if the sale was eight months prior?

The correct answer is that a broker can indeed contact a client who is on the National Do Not Call Registry after a home sale, provided her name is not on the broker's internal do not call list. This is because real estate brokers have specific allowances when it comes to contacting former clients, especially when there has been a recent business relationship.

In the case of real estate transactions, the established business relationship allows brokers to reach out to clients within a certain timeframe following a completed sale, which is typically up to 18 months. This means that as long as the broker is communicating about matters related to the previous transaction or similar services, and the client is not on the company's internal do not call list, the call is permissible.

The other positions outline misunderstandings about the regulations associated with the Do Not Call Registry and the nature of business relationships. While the National Do Not Call Registry does protect consumers from unwanted telemarketing, established relationships are a crucial factor that can permit communication under specific conditions.