Just got this call this morning. And probably several other times over the last few months. I've actually talked to these do***e bags before too. They are fully aware. I need to get their company number and name to report them to the CRTC.

These idiots called my unlisted number.  The first time they called, no one was on the other end so I called the number back.  Got a recording saying I could leave a message and it was forwarding me.  Then I got another recording saying that the voice mail box was full.  The second time, there was a person on the other end.  It's a duct cleaning company.  I told them to remove my number from their list.  We'll see what happens.

Just received a call from (416) 700-5678 and no one answered. Call the number back using *67 to hide my number. Get a message that caller is not available and am forwarded to a message stating that their message box is full. I too am on a no call list.You can congratulate the caller and inform him/her that by violating the guidelines of the CRTC's no call list that both he/she and company are now eligible for a fine by the CRTC to the tune of 4,0000 per violationIf I get any subsequent calls, I will pretend to be interested enough to get the companies name and number and then procedd to contact the CRTC by fax or email and lodge a formal complaint that the caller has violated "The No Call List". !

same time everyday here ...and there is NEVER anyone on the line ... if someone who does get the duct company could post the company name or report it or somthing please ...although I'm sure its just a company looking for active cell numbers to sign up for premium services.. Pray the day never comes they can charge landlines!

I've submitted a complaint through the CRTC National Do Not Call List service.  Don't know what will come of it but I've had enough of this over the past several weeks.  Fingers crossed....

The DNC is a list that telemarketers are suppose to update once a month. Once they get the list, they usually have to be manually inputted into they're calling system so the computer doesn't dial your number. But that's the catch: They have to get the list from the CRTC. If they are from a calling center overseas, the CRTC can't monitor or enforce the rules on them. That's why most companies are getting these call centers overseas to do their telemarketing.