If you get strange phone charges on your bill from (514) 664-8629 or other similar numbers. THIS IS A SCAM, FRAUD! Call your TSP (telecommunications services provider), eg. Bell Canada, Primus, Rogers and start a ticket = dispute for the charges. Tell your TSP that this is Triton Global fraud, you never accepted any collect calls. (They know all about it because there are many victims and big investigation going) http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-(514) 664-8629/2#p506726115635427024If you are in Canada:Register a complaint with CCTS (Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services)https://www.ccts-cprst.ca/en/complaints/complaint-formRegister on the do not call list of CRTC (Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission)https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/insnum-regnum-engCall the scammers TRITON GLOBAL toll free at 1 +1 866-340-4990 You have to leave a message because no one answers the phone. Say that you registered a complaint with the CCTS and are on the CRTC (do not call list (register if you are not already) you did not accept any collect calls, and I demand that you reverse the charges from my phone number xxx xxx-xxxx ,Apparently, Triton Global counts on people not noticing the charges and just paying the bill. 100,000's of people getting caught in this scam not only in Canada, but also USA

It's incredibly discouraging this can happen to so many innocent people.We want to make it clear that our company is in NO WAY associated with Triton Global Business Services out of Canada.Our company name is Triton Global Services, Inc. and we're located in Irvine, CA. We have received numerous calls from individuals who have received these charges and who want answers.If you are a Bell Canada client please report them to 1-+1 888-372-8331 or dial 611.You can also find contact information on Triton Global Business Services at tritonglobal.ca

This happened to me a few months ago...I called bell, they removed the charges and I now have a collections bill from TRITON in Calgary....which is weird because 519 area code is WINDSOR ONT. and surrounding areas....SCAM SCAM SCAM....

Two charges came up on our phone bill (BELL CANADA) each costing $45.10 from (519) 489-0021 Triton Global St. Lambert. The calls were only 2 minutes apart but each lasting 5 minutes.  Looks like it's another fraud case so I will be contacting my phone company to make sure I'm refunded and that future calls from this number are blocked.  

Thank you to all for your stories.

Phony telemarketers cheat Ontario consumers out of millions of dollars each year. While you may not be able to avoid all unsolicited calls, you can learn how to spot the ones that may be a fraud.1-900 Numbers Any time you call a 1-900 number, be aware that:?You are paying for the call ? often at a minimum charge of about $35.?Area codes 1-900, 1-976 and 1-809 have a similar minimum charge.?The promoter gets a portion of the money from each incoming call.?Pay-per-charge numbers are used by legitimate businesses to charge their customers for information services; however, such businesses tell you about the fee upfront.?One scam artist often sells to another the names and telephone numbers of people who?ve lost money.?If you are concerned, you can order a call-blocking service from your telephone company that restricts your phone from making certain types of calls. Don?t confuse 1-900 numbers with toll-free numbers, which allow consumers to contact government and business offices without paying a long-distance charge. Toll-free numbers begin with area codes 1-800, 1-888 and 1-877.Two 1-900 Number ScenariosScenario 1His pager alerted the man to call an odd-looking number beginning with 1-900. He called, then sat through a long information message about health. Before he spoke with a live person, the line was automatically disconnected. Shaking his head, he hung up.A few weeks later, he received a telephone bill for $35 with the 1-900 telephone number he had dialled earlier in the month beside the amount.Scenario 2The newspaper ad said to dial the 1-900 number splashed across the page in bright red print to win a trip to Mexico. "All you have to do is call!" It sounded simple enough.The consumer decided to take the plunge. After all, what did he have to lose?He dialed the number and waited patiently for the lengthy information message to end. But before he could speak with someone, the line was automatically disconnected. He hung up.One month later, the man?s telephone bill showed a $50 charge for the 1-900 call he had placed.http://www.sse.gov.on.ca/mcs/en/Pages/Scams_Telephone.aspx

I had the same problem and called Bell. They told me to call the CRTC.