Does anybody have any idea of how to get rid of unsolicited calls once and for all. Lately I don't clear up my messages so there is no room in the voice mailbox for new messages, or I just deactivate the mailbox, I have call display, I later decide who I will back. Sometimes I also set the mail box to zero rings and then the phone goes automatically to my voicemail which announces to the caller that the mailbox belonging to ---- is full, please try again later. I'm having so much fun without a phone, maybe we can go back to actually talking to our friends in person and screw all the technology that seems to just brings us more problems. What do you think? Maybe then the phone companies would really sells us features that really worked and they wouldn't sell our numbers?

They just called me, put me on hold so I hung up, then called back from a blocked number.  Said she was doing a survey for a college project in marketing.  Really looking to see if our company wants to buy promotional products.

Received 17 calls from these losers this morning.  This company is a joke.  Do not answer their calls or give them one dime.  I never dealt with them or anyone they are collecting for.  They say I owe them $300 from payday loans.  I have Never even entered into a payday loan office.  They don't care that they have me confused with someone else.  They just make the same threats they are making to other posts.Do Not answer their calls.  You never have to pay them.  They violate every Fair Debt Collection Laws that you can imagine.  Further, I contacted the Better Business Bureau of New York. Call them yourself and complain - (212) 533-6200. These losers will not even give me their alleged names.Do not pay them.  They cannot do anything to your credit!

I figured everything out. I just purchased a $5 Global Saver card from waytelecom.ca . Used their Toll Free Access number and dialed from two different cell phone providers Bell Canada and Telus. One showing unknown and other is showing (416) 646-3601. It looks like Mobile providers is spoofing the number for some reason. I can understand, they are loosing long distance business to Way Telecom, but why spoof the number? P.S.Way Telecom does offer pretty cheap long distance calls.

I just called Bell Canada to verify the number and they said it got nothing to do with Way Telecom. Someone is playing games.

Call that claims to be from Bank of America (calling from Toronto) offering a new program called Credit Protection Plus.