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The following information is taken in part from the website of Utah Attorney General. Some portions of the original web page were not relevant to our discussion here and have been removed. The entire web page can be found here.

This page provides a summary & explanation of current FCC, FTC & Federal laws concerning commercial phone sex (Dial-A-Porn) conversations.

Links to the FCC and FTC websites are included as well as a link to the current section of US law – 47 USC §§ 223 – which regulates all state to state phone sex conversations whether they take place on 900, toll free or regular long distance telephone lines.

This information is provided as a guide & a service to phone sex operators and does not serve as a substitute for legal advice from a qualified attorney.

This information was last updated on February 9, 2007.

Text in green and in italics is directly quoted from the Utah Attorney General’s website.

I. Definition of Dial-A-Porn (commercial phone sex services)

What is Dial-A-Porn?

Dial-a-porn is the name commonly used when talking about sexual telephone conversations that are offered, either live or recorded, for a fee. The fee may be a per-minute charge or a flat fee. The charges for these services usually appear on your local telephone bill (sometimes as an international long distance call). People frequently associate dial-a-porn with the prefix 900 or 976 but many dial-a-porn numbers use international or 800 prefixes that are then transferred to an international number. Fees for these services can be extremely expensive.

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