A man has been fined a record-breaking $120m for making more than 90 million automated marketing telephone calls in the US.
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Miami salesman Adrian Abramovich was accused of trying to sell holidays and timeshare properties with the unsolicited robocalls.
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The fine is the largest the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has ever issued.
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Mr Abramovich said he had not intended to "defraud or cause harm".
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