This lady just called my boss and asked to speak with him. When I said he was not available she wanted to know if he was in the office. I told her again that he was unavailable. She asked when he would be available and I checked his calendar and said that I could schedule a call in approximately 2 weeks and she stated that she must talk to him today. Said she was from some company called Ahron (sp). Probably a marketing call. I put her in voicemail. I feel that if it were "urgent" that she would have shared a bit more.

I found on another forum about this number:Contact Protus at 1-+1 888-733-7007, and selected option 4 to get to the place where you can have your number removed.The name of the company is PROTUS. You can find out more info at http://www.protus.com/support.aspI have no idea if it will work, but it seems worth a shot!

They (Aapex health supplies.com) have called our home phone for months trying to leave a fax:  I let the fax come through and the removal number states it is:                                     +1 866-486-9741.  I tried it and we will see what happensNote: on the flyer; the fax number is +1 877-325-7757 and phone number is +1 877-325-7756

I get calls all day long at my business from this number and (514) 958-0001.  It is a fax machine blaring in my ear and goes on non stop about every 4-5 mintues.  When I leave the office I transfer my office phone to cell and it continues calling into my cell # which I am charged every time this happens.  When I get into my office the next day I will 4-5 of these fax messages on my voicemail left anytime between 1 and 3 in the morning.  This has got to stop. This has been happening four about a year now and I am fed up.

I've been getting these calls for the last few months.  Last night, in the middle of the night three calls 5 minutes apart. I've got a call into the AG's office at this time...

Sounds like they're trying t end a fax. To my phone.

Idiots.

Once of twice a week, I get three calls (within 30 minutes of each other) at work that sounds like the waiting signal of a fax machine.  The only solution I was able to explore was to have the number blocked thru my call centre.  I don?t know where the call is from.  This is really aggravating.