Claimed to be calling on "behalf of Visa".  When I asked which brand, he said, "any".

I immediately told him I was on the Do-Not-Call-List, and told him to add me to their internal do-not-call-list.

7:35 pm Tuesday August 11- silent then clicked off

I added (905) 327-7829 to the DNCL this morning.  I know it won't stop them calling me, but if these evil b*****ds use this list as a "do call list" they should end up calling themselves illegally.  I have registered complaints, but nothing gets done.  So whenever I get a call which sounds like it is from India, I tell the guy "hurry up, my steak is getting cold - you know what steak is don't you?".  Should also say that Teleglobe seems to be the source of quite a bit of fraud according to some of the google search results I have come across.

I received several calls from (905) 327-7829 in the past 2 weeks,and I received a similar call from (905) 352-3813 in the same time ,(i am located in edmonton) when i hung up heard that tell-tale silence when I answered the phone, in some time a guy with a foreign accent asked to speak to Mr. or Mrs. (wrong name), i said no,but he still using to call at list ones or twise a day, How do we report these numbers to higher authorities?

Caller stated they "were from your current credit card company."  lol, nice try.

I had the (905) 327-7829 number call me right before the teleglobe call center number called me from (905) 456-0500.I am on the DNCL and have warned teleglobe before. I have filed another complaint against teleglobe on the crtc website.It seems very strange that a call from someone claiming to be from a credit card company, is calling around the same time as teleglobe, who uses previous credit card users names to contact them for 'vacation deals'.Check out rip off reports on teleglobe's history and you will understand more clearly why this is disturbing.Someone has to shut these people down before they take a bunch of money from people who can't afford to lose any right now.I would suggest that any time you get one of these types of calls that you go to the crtc website and file a complaint. It's the only way they will eventually stop. Strength in numbers!