We get several calls a day to one of our work phones in the faculty of nursing. It seems to always start in hte afternoon and continues until around 5 or so.So annoying. So how do we find out about adding them to a no call list. how does this work?

This number keeps calling my cell phone. I know it is a fax machine and have sent multiple ceasr a desist faxes back requesting them to call me and confirm they will stop. I have yet to receive any confirmation.

I'm having the same problem, repeated unwanted calls, sometimes relentlessly 5 minutes apart. ?This service (con company) is obviously trying to connect to my fax and apparently won't quit calling until it finds a fax machine.  Isn't there somebody in British Columbia that can bankrupt the source with fines?  In the mean time, every time you receive a fax, call the company being promoted and let them know you will never buy their product or service becuse of their unacceptable and unscrupulous tactics.  Usually they may have hired the 3rd party offender who is doing the calling, but if you don't complain to the company selling the product or service, they won't know the true nightmare their contractor is causing for them.

4 calls today, five minutes apart. Dialed the number and got a fax tone.

I work on a crisis line and this number has been calling almost every day at least 5 times a day!! I can not believe that this is happening! It is starting to really frustrate everyone and is taking a service away from real clients.

I'm a Telus customer (reluctantly) and recently uncovered a free feature they offer.  If you press *57 after getting one of these calls (referred to as "call trace"), they log the time and number that called me.  As of today, it's a game of whack-a-mole with these twits.  Just when I think I have successfully told a business to stop faxing me, another pops up.  This time I've had it.  If I get enough calls logged, I can call the police and they will deal with it.  It's harrassment.  If they wanted you to be able to easily remove them from the fax list, they would make themselves more easy to contact personally.  Their 1-800 number didn't work.

Sucks to be them when late September comes around, and the do-not-call list is officially rolled out.  $15,000 fine, PER call, to any company doing this.