I have received numerous calls from this number. They call several times a day. Really very annoying. Tried calling the number back and it just rings busy. I don't bother answering anymore and just let it ring.

I pick up the phone - no one there ...

yes am reporting this to the phone company.

These people are the most annoying relentless and will never get it when you say 'DO NOT CALL BACK TO THIS NUMBER & TAKE US OFF THE CALLING LIST' OMG really!  I am reporting this to Bell Canada & hopefully they can deal with them.  I'm not interested in your survey and they still don't understand!!  The more people that report this the better.

Now the number is apparently out of service...and their website: www.kantar.com is not functioning...because it looks like they've changed their registration to a new domain:   Domain Name: KANTAR.COM   Registrar: ASCIO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.   Whois Server: whois.ascio.com   Referral URL: http://www.ascio.com   Name Server: APDNS1.GRPITSRV.COM   Name Server: NADNS1.GRPITSRV.COM   Name Server: UKDNS1.GRPITSRV.COM   Status: okascio.com is headquartered in denmark and germany...so they have moved to places where extradition is difficult...I'm going to guess this is a big scam outfit...if you get a call from them...report it to your local law enforcement cybercrime division...and the CRTC...   Updated Date: 04-apr-2011   Creation Date: 20-mar-1998   Expiration Date: 19-mar-2012>>> Last update of whois database: Wed, 19 Oct 2011 17:33:23 UTC <<<

Kantar Operations North American Headquarters535 East Diehl RoadNaperville, Illinois 60563-1355United StatesPhone: 630-505-0066Fax: 630-505-0077 C.E.O. Sharon PotterCheck this page for the VP's contact/home phone numbers: http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/6305053008/29

Check out the last sentence on their "Ethics" page...claiming to be fully compliant with respondent and data privacy...http://www.kantaroperations.com/ethics/Go from there to make complaints to the Market Research Societies that they have listed there.Enjoy...

More info...www.kantar.com is part of the kantar group also affiliated with kantar retail which both seem to be branches of WPP...http://www.kantarretail.com/about-kantar-retail.htmlhttp://www.wpp.com/wpp/about/whereweare/So we're dealing with your typical multi-headed/multi-national consulting/marketing/surveying monster...best thing to do is subscribe all their contact email addresses to every religious/nazi/porn web-site/blog/mailing list you can think of...and get some payback.Or call their execs directly in the middle of the night on their cells or home phones...might get the message through...Advice for WPP/Kantar: be careful who you are calling and annoying and not removing from your call lists...they might be a disgruntled hacker/government investigator/cyber-crime investigator...who knows?

just got a call from (519) 645-7829, picked up (just bec. I was curious what whacko is calling at 8pm when people are having a quiet time at home.  I did not say anything and waited. A woman started "helloho!?" So I said hello too. Then she started yapping: I am calling in behalf of BC Hydro, blablabla, it's about a survey for BC Hydro, it takes only about 10 minutes. I said: I don't have 10 minutes, it is 8 pm and I don't want to be bothered by telemarketers. And she kept going...but it takes only 10 minutes blablbabla.... I said again that I don't want to be bothered by telemarketers, I don't know who she is, I can't see a name on the display, just a phone number AND I DONT WANT TO BE BOTHERED by strangers they don't want to reveal their identity on the display. Again: but I am phoning from (I think she said TLS or TLF) for BC Hydro about a survey and it takes only 10 minutes...I think these telemarketer companies hire only people they have kind of a disorder called "I can't understand the word NOOOOOOO" What a bunch of idiotsDon't these companies learn ANYTHING from getting sworn at, ignored, yelled at, etc.? I for my part don't pick up 99% of calls when I don't know the number or it is a weird area code without showing a name. That's why call display was invented and most people like screening their calls