They called twice and I didn't pick up. Third time they left a message and said it was Hyundai inviting me to a spring event. Ya right... grrrr.

Just recieved a phone bill from bell canada It has charges on it for 10 DIR_ASSISTANCE calls 3.99 each to 10 different numbers in the US. None of which are familiar too me. All calls were billed Dec 22 from  07:09 AM to 07:50 AM.Bell does the collecting for Triton Global Dir-Assist?? I have not made any of these calls !!!Talked to Bell REP who says her hands are tied. Also I must have made the calls since they were all verified By Triton. Talked again with a Bell Supervisor this morning and he reversed the charges back to Triton. I went online to check into Triton and looked up justanswers.com a group of Lawyers who give advise on Canadian Law and go by the name Copperlaw and here I will paste in their reply. Copperlaw says:     Triton is a scam phone company that operates out of Calgary Alberta. They buy up toll free numbers, often similar to real corporate numbers (such as 1-800 as opposed to 1-888) and then leave a recording there directing you to call their new number, which generally carries a charge between $2 and $7.       They really offer no service, merely trick people into paying their fees, which are often not disputed over a single $4 charge. Your case is different       Fastrack Global is another similar company but is a shell company name for Triton Global Communications. Triton is apparently run by a guy named Guy Fietz in Calgary, Alberta. You can reach him at (403) 257-7090, go to the directory, dial 343 to reach him.   If you Google Triton or Fastrack, you'll see many complaints and articles about them  You should contact a supervisor and also speak with Bell's fraud department. You may also wish to contact the CRTC with regard to the operations of Triton.I registered a complaint with the CRTC Last night.Leo

I just sent this to the CRTC's complaint service on the net at...http://www.crtc.gc.ca/rapidsccm/Register.asp?lang=Emy message said....Maybe you are already aware of complaints regarding a company called Levendo. We received a $4.51 charge on our Bell home phone bill for directory service that we never placed? The number shows up as (905) 555-1212.Bell credited the charge and also said that we may be billed directly by Fastrack Global Billing for the charge. I'm assuming they handle the billing for this Levendo company:http://www.fastracknetworks.com/After researching Levendo on the net, this appears to be a widespread scam as you can see by discussion groups such as these, all usually with 555-1212 but with various area codes:http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-(519) 555-1212http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/(905) 555-1212Could you please investigate this matter further as I suspect there are many people who never even noticed the charges and paid it unknowingly.Appreciate the assistance,ScottCaller: LevendoReply !

I have sent one as well...............no reply yet.....maybe RCMP should be involved

I also got billed for 3 calls for $3.99 per call.  When I called Bell about this, I was told they would remove it from my bill; but, I might get a bill from Fastrack.  I am not paying this amount and I do not know why Bell does not look into the matter.   Too many people have been scammed.

my mom also got this also, they told her that someone called directry assistance for this. she never did

After checking the "services" that Fast Track Global provide, one is "customer verification"So, as  Bell Tel. customer, If I phone Bell and ask for a change in my service,Upgrade, downgrade etc, we all play "20 questions"...name, date of birth,address, mothers maiden name yadda yadda, to "verify"  we are that customer. WHAT IF, in fact, I am not talking to an "actual" Bell Tel. employee, but rather an employee of Fast Track Global? They have "verified" me as a Bell customer, and charge Bell tel. for doing so, and Bell tel. tacks that  onto our bill. We are dealing with parasites. Bell tel being one of the biggest ones.Just my opinion