CRTC rules for these people clearly indicates that they are in violation of their rules if they have "unknown" or "private"  as the display ... if they call you and do not display the name of the organisation they are calling on behalf of, you can tell them that you are reporting them to the CRTC and tell them WHY :)  then if enough people report them, they will have to put the name on the display or face a big fineBUTYou have to take the time to report this ... I do it in an attempt to get this sort of thing rectified ... I have had several fly by night companies call with with no name in the description and saying they are repairing driveways in my neighboughood and would like to give me an estimate ... I told them I was reporting them to the CRTC for violating the rules of cold calling by trying to appear anonymous .. I have not had a call in a couple of months from these morons :)If I answer the phone when the people calling from this number call again, I will tell them the same thing ... eventually they will stop if they know they face huge fines for disobeying the rules

you phoned twice- this morning you woke me up and around eight when i was busy.this is an interference of our privitcy we dond need people phoning and not replying on the other end we wont even put up with that with family and you are unwanted strangers from a foreign country= piss offleave us alone you are not to be trusted

First time this number called me. Did not leave any voicemail.

when they call me no one is on the other end i even blocked them and they got through ?????

they called almost everyday around dinner time, my daughter answers the phone and they asked for me...... but does not leave any message....

This company is Recycling Matters.  They have be calling me for months an I have told them numerous times to stop calling me.  It stopped about a month ago. Now they they are using a new tactic by hiding behind a charity as an excuse to call people because charities are exempt from the 'do not call list'. Do don't be so naive that they're doing a good job.