I keep receiving faxes from various numbers...this is one of them.  They all go to the same voicemail which says it can't help you to remove your fax

Its unfair to piss off the advertisers, so, if your going to complain - complain at the source.  Here is a lead --- do as you wish.
Faxes are coming from this company
Mass-Media Inc  ...which is located at Melon Tech
Phone: (647) 588-8893
Fax: (905) 773-6788
105-13321 Yonge St.
Richmond Hill, ON, L4E0K5
Email: ZHAOTIAN.CA @ GMAIL.COM

I have filed a complaint with the CRTC as our residential fax # is on the DNC and I've called the number removal line to no avail.  My next step is to contact the business who advertise with Mass Media (aka BNC) and complain to them.  I will never do business with any of these places advertising in this manner.  Mass Media Inc and BNC are crooks who need to be...well, if I go any further it might be considered threatening.

More of the same.  Called the numbers of the firms and said "please don't send out godam unsolicited faxes."  Anyone who can get these folks removed is doing a _good thing_.

If you check the BBB in Canada it says that this company is NOT accredited with the BBB but has a history of violating the BBB policy and indicating that they are with the BBB. The Better Business Bureau has refused them accreditation because of poor service, low quality products and refusal to respond to complaints.Buyer beware - if they fraudulently say they are with the BBB, how good can their product be??????What I do is make about 20 copies of their own fax ? and any other I receive ? and fax it back to them. Just make sure you program your fax not to show your fax number. I just sent 60 faxes their way today!!!

They have already been cited by the CRTC, refused to pay the fine and and have now been charged. They also have an "F" rating with the BBB.Do what I do - I get a cat "sample" from the litter box and send it with a copy of their fax to : Mass-Media Inc. 105-13321 Yonge street, Suite #250 Richmond Hill, ON L4E 0K5. I put the same address on as the return address, and put NO postage on. Either way, it will be delivered or sent to the "return" address...which is their address as well.