they just called me again, the man introduced himself as and wants to talk about some credits, cards etc. he said is a member of a company "...negotiations" (I didn't catch first word and he can help me with my credit/interest...he asked me how much I payed in what card?i told him not to call again....is the second time in a month they call.Is a way to repot him/them somewhere?I see down the page that is a nr. from N. Zealand.maybe they do not have this policy "do not call if I didn't asked you too"P.

i picked up my phone and it said to press 9 so I did then this indian man came on the phone with a lot of background noise and I said I couldn't hear him...then some of his mumbling...then i repeated myself and I could hear some clicking on a keyboard and alot of background noise then he hung up on me!

they just called me again, the man introduced himself as and wants to talk about some credits, cards etc. he said is a member of a company "...negotiations" (I didn't catch first word and he can help me with my credit/interest...he asked me how much I payed in what card?
i told him not to call again....is the second time in a month they call.
Is a way to repot him/them somewhere?
I see down the page that is a nr. from N. Zealand.
maybe they do not have this policy "do not call if I didn't asked you too"
P.

These people are really ramping up there game.  I recieve at least 2 telephone calls a day, from this number or there 877 number.  Nothing you can about them because they are calling on behalf of one of your existing suppliers. ie Mastercard, Sears, Visa, etc. I have tried to reason with them, threaten them, called the authorities, even went so far as to threaten my Credit Card and Bank with termination.

No amount of pressure can stop these people.  They are located at hugh call center in India and do not respect international law as such.  Even changing you phone number won't stop them, everytime your credit report is updated by one of your lenders, they have your new number.

Talking with your telco carrier doesn't work, as they use international telco lines and are VOIP so they are almost unstoppable.

If you do find a way, other than going without any type of telephone/Cell please post here so we can benefit.

I received a call from them today.  First they called from (403) 648-9228, then they called from (647) 288-1289.  They assured me lower interest rates and a guaranteed savings of a minimum $1500, but first they wanted to charge me $695 and agree to it on a recording.  I checked out their website and it looked really sketchy so I hung up.

Got a call - the display said 1-(647) 288-1289.
Answered, and there was nobody there.  It was an automated system dialing the numbers - so that means sales.
I am in the Do Not Call List - so that means a big fine for this company.
Except, Bell Canada won't cooperate. No surprise.
The government doesn't have the balls to enforce their own laws and rules - no surprise either.