"Just don't pick up" is not valid advice.Here in Canada we have certain Do Not Call legislation which means the caller:a) must provide some way of being put on their 'do not call' listANDb) must not call someone on the do not call listThis caller is not doing either of those things...Please don't comment if you have nothing to add.--Anyway--I pressed 1 to get an operator to put me on their do not call list but pressing 1 gets a busy signal.

How did they get my number? Is there anyway to stop them from calling?

Received call from this number on my direct line at work.  No one there.  Called the number back to hear an automated message say "we are sorry, this number is no longer in use".  How is this possible within a two minute time span!!!

They called my office number; I did press 1 and when the rep came on - some promo company -  asked how could he help and I told him to remove my number from all future phone call solicitations.  Said he'd do it (would take 48 hours) ..... now time will tell.

Maybe be phone hackers as well not sure.I got the call on my new cell number. Very strange, fido is hacked or sells personal info.

If you don't report the callers that are violating the "Do Not Call List," how do you expect them to be charged/stop clling?https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/plt-cmp-eng