Rec'd call from (416) 364-1114 caller id showed out of area; very rude AA woman asked who would handle our company's retirement plan.  I told her we already have someone taking care of that and are not looking for anyone at this time.  She very rudely told me, "I did not ask that, now who..." I hung up on her rude self.  Immediately received call from: 305-356-9999, caller id shows North Dade, same AA woman who said I was very rude to hang up on her...so I hung up on her again! Ha!  She called again twice from both numbers, I just put her on ignore.  Idiot.

hey iv had same problem an just realised is a scam.......they told me i could get a loan of 600 an pay back 720 over 12months.....they got my bank details an lot.....i had to make a payment of 20 or the applicaion fee then wait upto 72hrs..... its been over 48 now, so the've took 20 out of my bank an now have my bank details.....they ant reporting an catching, then i want compensating of going without food now for the next fort-night cos ant got a penny to my name an thats why i applied thinking it was genuine........ im not happy....as anyone else had same approach off these guys??? mine sounded like africans an was pasted too three different aficans.....my partner ringing police head-quarters about them!!!! replies back please!!!!!!!!

Idiot called me 5 times after 11pm last night.  Fortunately, I turn my ringer off so didn't see it until this morning.  Was worried someone I knew was in trouble, but I don't know anyone in Canada.

just got this call and called back as well and out of service whats the deal>??? i was watching a horror movie lol talk about scary quintessence lol

Some Asian idiot called me claiming to be Sameer from StarTelecom. He was claiming to provide excellent long distance rates (and I mean EXCELLENT rates). But I asked him to provide me a detail letter stating the rates, company info, representative info and company contact details (like website and toll free number). I received the email but firstly the email was marked SPAM by gmail and then the email address that was in the FORM field of the email was some custom YAHOO email address. When the person called back (but this time it was from UNKNOWN number), I told him that I wanted their website address of the company and he said he'll get back to me. He wanted my credit card info to sign me up for the good rates but I insisted not to give the number unless and until I receive proper emails from them with their website info. BE CAREFUL... DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR CREDIT CARD DETAILS over the phone unless it's a legit company. RESEARCH A LOT on the internet before making a decision to sign up. Good luck and I hope these idiots get caught before this becomes an industry wide practice!

Called us at 8:43pm on May 18, 2010.  My wife answered and they said that they were conducting a survey and asked to speak to the "Man of the house."  When she said I was busy, they responded "doin' it, huh?"It's a waste of people.