Calls multiple time a day..... never any one there.... the last call I got I could hear them typing on the computer and various other sounds.

Do an Internet search for call-blocking devices, or ask your provider if they can block the number. Best wishes-hope that helped.

Angela from Charge National calling about our debit/credit card POS machines. Told her we don't have any and don't want any so it didn't take long to get her off the phone.

We've been dealing with Pivotal as our point of sale provider for about a year and a half.  I would not recommend them to anyone looking to get point-of-sale equipment.  We went through 5 terminals before they finally sent us a terminal that worked, they didn't believe me when I said that the terminal didn't work, their help-desk personnel are under-trained and do not understand the equipment, their invoices take our bookkeeper all day to figure out, and every time I call them I am on the phone for a minimum of 30 minutes.Avoid them like the plague.

They call people that are in 411.ca

I have told these guys many times that I"m not interested.As a company,I can hardly put my name on thr legislated "no call" list.Any Ideas?

This is Pivotal Payments, they are snake oil salesmen operating in the Merchant accounts
debit/visa/mastercard payment processing industry. They are from Montreal Que,
the most corrupt and unethical city in North America. Pivotal Payments are a typical chip
off the metaphorical unethical Quebec Block.

Do not trust or deal with these thieves.


This is a privately owned company, Mr. Philp Fayer, the owner of Pivotal payments is previously of
the online payment scam known as PaySystems Corporation, where he swindled thousands of dollars
out of hundreds of people/merchants. Mr. Philp Fayer can be reached for coment on his cell at [removed:private].


This number is the Pivotal Payments Debt Collections Department. Consisting of Sandra Plescia, Marianne Tawa and Valeris Ruff, along with another bozo named Philp, who use hardcore scare tactics to collect outrageous cancellation fees to the tune of thousands upon thousands of dollars, sometimes amounting to tens of thousands of dollars.