(647) 476-6059
These absolute parasites phone you, don’t leave a message, and then when you phone them back to find out who they are (and ask them to remove your number from their database) you get a recorded message – an automated voice, not an official phone company message – saying the line is no longer in service …
(I'd like to thank the person who tracked them down, so I can start faxing them on a regular basis ... ooops - did I program my fax to dial their voice line ... how clumsy of me ...)

Caller identified company as Primus and attempted to sell long distance calling plan.

Have received many calls from this number in the past but no messages were ever left.

I answered the phone, nothing, then after a while back to the service tone.  Looked up caller ID a couple of minutes later, called back, message said it's disconnected now.

I've been getting these calls twice a day for a few days too.  I am
seriously the wrong guy to attempt to defraud for a number of reasons.
I called (514) 868-2002 and found out a number of things I feel
inclined to share.

A) (514) 868-2002 is not the telephone number for ISP Telecom, it is a
telephone and snail mail answering service called Regus Business
Center, they answer for IPS Telecommunications in Calgary and
Montreal.  They are contracted by ISP Telecom to do this for them.
The office manager's name at this front company is Lorraine Denis.
She will attempt to give you the runaround if you are not calling from
a law firm, law enforcement agency, or as somebody who has been
contracted to work with law enforcement.

B) ISP Telecommunications has a website at:
http://www.isptelecom.net/index.htm
It is a very basic site for a telecommunications company.  The site
was "relaunched" March 24, 2008.  I have no reason to believe that any
substantive website existed for ISP Telecommunications before 2008.

C) ISP Telecommunications as a company was established in January 2008
and has only existed outside of Alberta since March 1, 2008.  In other
words, ISP Telecommunications has only been able to represent an
Ontario caller since just before these phone calls seem to have
started for people.

Through ISP Telecommunications' answering company I was able to get
the name of their contact at ISP Communications.  This person is:
Andrew Matoga (spelling?)
(416) 548-4834
Area code (416) is in Toronto, as is this other number I was able to
acquire that is also for an actual person working at ISP
Telecommunications:
(416) 548-4699
It is interesting to note that these office numbers are in a
completely different province from area code (514) which is in
Montreal.

D) At http://www.isptelecom.net/contact.htm you can view contact
addresses and phone numbers for ISP Telecommunications.  All of these
phone are Regus numbers except the 416 phone numbers which are
voicemail only.


E) I spoke as well to
Arnold Pena and Ken Eslinger who supposedly work for Regus at (403)
444-5541, which they claim is the Calgary office of Regus Business
Center.  Everyone at Regus has been as evasive as possible.

D) Regus claims it does worldwide outsourcing of telecommunications,
which is an odd coincidence considering people getting calls from the
number in question and the person on the other end using English as a
second language.

E) The USA headquarters of Regus is in Dallas, this is also where the
CEO Mark Dixon resides.  Ken claimed he lived in the UK before that
and that the Regus worldwide headquarters are in London.

The phone number of the legal department at Regus Business Center is:
Regus Dallas, Texas, legal department
(972) 361 8100 extension 8

Edited to add these numbers:
Grace Rivera
(214) 295-8285
Legal office at Regus Texas

John Shelley
(972) 340-2043
Customer Service

If making calls, I'd start at the bottom of my post and work backwards from there.  Preferably have your attorney or a law enforcement agency call on your behalf, but otherwise call on your own and let everyone involved that this stinks and needs to be dealt with right away.

Cheers,
Mr. Wrong

(647) 476-6059These absolute parasites phone you, don?t leave a message, and then when you phone them back to find out who they are (and ask them to remove your number from their database) you get a recorded message ? an automated voice, not an official phone company message ? saying the line is no longer in service ?(I'd like to thank the person who tracked them down, so I can start faxing them on a regular basis ... ooops - did I program my fax to dial their voice line ... how clumsy of me ...)

It's like some crazed, masked Canadian banging on my front door. When I hide behind my door and don't answere he disapears, leaving absoultly no trace. This happens at all times of the day and nite.
We the paranoid have our rights, and that is to not have masked mad Canadians invading our peace, valium are expensive and refills hard to come by.
Please excuse me but I have to get under the bed---my phone is ringing.