Just thought I would spread this news as far as I can.  Call-Net communications no longer exists, it was bought out by ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS in Toronto, ontario in 2005.  The fact that they still use Call-Net communications and their old website with defunct "contact" numbers tells me ROGERS is trying to hide their possession of this widely used for telemarketing communications service.  Since I am on the no call list and have been for months I cant wait to get a "live" person at some point!!!!!You can check this information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rogers_Telecom

To whomever is interested.  Here is Call-Net Communications website:callnetpcs.com  They have contact information for your convenience.

Call-Net Communications - Landline. This is the parent company for Sprint Canada. I was able to locate this info through Yahoo.ca white pages

I had this number call my phone they said they were TD. I never answer long distance calls because it costs me money so i picked up the phone with a forign acent and just had fun with the call so i dident have to hear the annoying long distance phone ring. After hanging up with them i researched the number and found multiple answers for what the number is. Me and my roomate now think this number is just a scam.

I'm having continuous phone calls from various numbers.  Sometimes I receive phone calls every 1/2 hr.  When I pick it up, nobody is there. Nor any voice mail left.  Doing *69 gives me the number; looking it up on 411.ca tells me it's a landline: Call-Net Communications.  I think you folks are right.  Companies are contracting out this communications company to make sales calls on their behalf.  I did put my name on our National Do Not Call List. So now, companies are circumventing the process by having someone else call on their sales pitch behalf.  This is very annoying to say the least.  Legal action should be taken against Call-Net.