I called this number back after recieving a call. the voice mail said PRC books of London.has to be another telemarketer

Hey **ANON**  Good for you for getting yourself a job and all, but honestly, I'm so glad there is now a way to fight back against crappy companies like yours.  If I wanted a g*ddamn magazine, I'd go to magazine store.  It's not rocket science.  Let's see how many fines your 'company' gets after the DNC list goes into full swing.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Do_Not_Call_List

I suggest everyone there follow the links on that page to get yourself off all the scummy telemarketer lists (and yes anon, you are unfortunately, a scummy telemarketer).

i worked there one summer..it's located in downtown London in the talbot center i think it is...that place is full of crooks...the managers would give me a hard time because I wasn't willing to lie to customers to try and get them to sign up for a subscription to s****y magazines and a free s****y book for signing up...  I quit that place in less than a week once I realized what a scam they are running..  The people who run this place can't feel good about how they are making money.....they literally just hand you a phone book and have you call everybody and make you read from a script and don't take NO for an answer...Worst company ever.

Received a call at (519) 936-7660 at 6:22pm but no message was left

I've been getting calls from this number for years.

Never anyone at the other end when I pick it up, and never a message when I don't.

HORRIBLE company in every regard - from the way they treat their employees to the way they cheat their clients.  STAY FAR AWAY from PRC Books of London.  I used to work in the collections department and I can tell you that 80% of clients end up their.  Furthermore, they prey on the elderly as they literally send salesmen to nursing homes and alike.  The owners are Jeff and Richard Pavollinous (aka Richard Armstrong as he signs his threatening letters to delinquent accounts).

As a side note, if you want out of your subscription contract, there are four ways:

1.  If the subscriber is over the age of 80 years, you can request to have the contract cancelled.  They will ask you for a photocopy or fax of a valid birth certificate.  THIS IS THE LAW.

2.  You have a physical ailment or injury that prevents you from reading the subscribed magazines.  I.e. blindness.  A doctors note will be required.  Beware however, they WILL try to offer larger-print magazines to keep your business - refuse.

3.  All sales and confirmation calls are recorded.  Demand to listen to them (they have to do it) and refute that you did not give a clear "yes" during the confirmation and that you can hear the hesitation in your own voice as you were confused about the contract.

4.  A valid death certificate.