This lady just called my boss and asked to speak with him. When I said he was not available she wanted to know if he was in the office. I told her again that he was unavailable. She asked when he would be available and I checked his calendar and said that I could schedule a call in approximately 2 weeks and she stated that she must talk to him today. Said she was from some company called Ahron (sp). Probably a marketing call. I put her in voicemail. I feel that if it were "urgent" that she would have shared a bit more.

This idiot faxes me all hours of the night day etc on my office line, faaakin stupid. I have to forward my calls to my cell after hours, they phone at 1am. 514 is that Quebec? I'm going on a trip

1-(514) 958-0000 is a fax from Premier Health Care .  they say to call +1 866-317-4701 to be placed on their do not call list but good luck with that.

This number keeps calling me. It has been going on for about a month now.  The calls come in one right after another and is persistent.  I get the calls between 4 and 6 times a day.  It sounds like a fax machine.

Fax machine calls everyday.  Telus will do nothing.  Filed a complaint with the CRTC - will see if that helps.

Telus says it is a generic number telemarketers use - it cannot be blocked or traced.  Only solution is to change my phone number.  I don't believe that.  We will see if Telus is lying or not.

Had my own experience w/ (514) 958-0000 today, 6/09, & read most other sites looking for similar info before posting on this site with other recent reports.  Approx. 3 pm got call on DO NOT CALL LIST residence line used only by spouse (tracked the caller id from comcast later).  V. prof-sounding f recorded voice said words like "one moment please -- we will be transfering your call momentarily."  Then m voice, smooth-ish and young-ish, came on & said approx. "I understand you are looking to reduce your health care costs" (as though I were inquiring or responding to something, and as any American would likely answer affirmatively to this statement, the approach might scam-satisfy some legal definition of 'response' to an offer, which is sort of slick-ish).  He added that for $3/day 'they' offered health cost savings of 60%.  I said, "No, I am not... What was the name of your company?"  He said "National .... ..." and I think "Healthcare" or "health"-something was also part of the company name he gave -- sorry, penless, I did not trap it.  "Is this insurance?"  He:  "no."  "Are you an employee of the company?"  He:  "yes."  "Is the company a non-profit?"  He:  "no."  Me:  "So it's a for-profit?"  He:  I think he said he thought so.  Me:  "You are not a non-profit.  It's illegal to call numbers on the Do Not Call List.  Was this number random dialed?"  He:  "No, it was not random dialed" followed by "that was up to the marketing department."  His unrepentent tone and attitude got me.  Of course he wasn't going to speak to his company about it, he said, why would he do that?  Wouldn't tell me his name, demanding my info instead, I countered refusal & asked his name again.  At which point he hung up.  Discussed with FCC afterwards.  Looks to us like this scam uses and targets the do not call list to solicit, won't identify name & co & info & real "unspoofed" tel number, doesn't identify product selling (except to say it is not insurance, hence, we might guess, not subject to insurance regs -- a la non-insurance-regulated 'instruments' of CDO-like recent economy melt-down fame).  Illegal on numerous counts.  Use of this spoofed # for scamming continues years on, as we can all plainly read, spoof proof that industry self-regulation with 'do not call' didn't work.  It would be really nice to finally see brisk enforcement action so we are not harassed in our homes like this.  Figured you all had the right to know today's account.

is there any possability of getting a class action suite going, if these clowns got their faces slapped in court and it it got out maybe there would be fewer problems in the future eith other companies..