They called me and saved me over $100 on my cell phone bill.  They are a worldwide telecommunication company that does special campaigns for a lot of large organizations.  All companies are going this route because its alot cheaper than getting in house to do it.  Even our own government has done it with drivetest.  That's why most of you ignorant people that post these comments don't have a clue about what you are talking about.  Don't bi*** and say "why is my bill so high" and "why does rogers never offer me any deals"  Because when deals are trying to be offered, most of you are too dumb and ignorant to listen to what the telemarketer/salesperson have to say before making your decision on whether you want a product or service.  So all of you that complain of high bills and lack of savings, deal with it because all companies are doing it this way!!!!

we receive atleast two to three calls a day from (416) 922-2315, there is no on on the other end whenever we receive the calls. i left a message asking them to take my number of their telemarketing list to no avail.
this is extremely irritating. will call rogers and ask them to deal with this.

Today is Saturday, and they called me 4 times today. The person said they were calling for Reliance Home Comfort, which I have no business with. Hey Reliance, do you think having people bother me on a freakin' Saturday will get my business?

New phone number...1.(416) 922-3519Everytime they call you from one of there "near shore or off shore" call centers *cough*dodging the law*cough* call them back. Enter random extensions and berate whoever picks up. They never remove a number. They farm numbers from online forms and then call you from this UNKNOWN number and when you call to have your number removed they tag it as a confirmed number and add it to the list to sell.

What about sicking the lawyers on them?

Ever considered a class action lawsuit?  Lawyers will generally work on a contingency basis, i.e. no fees unless you win or get a settlement.

Probably worth a call...

http://www.classactionlaw.ca/

http://www.koskieminsky.com/find_out_more/our ... ss_actions.aspx

Luck would have it the CEO has her email address floating around the internet... I'm sure a quick email mentioning you will be contacting the Privacy Commissioner of Canada about constant calls will put an end to them for good!

Teleperformance Canada:
Erifili Morfidis, CEO
(416) 922-3519
emorfidis @ teleperformance.ca