+9053233900 called me in Australia today at 12pm. I didn't answer and no message left...

Did not return call.

they call all the time, and I'm on the do not call list. even if they offered a viable service or product, i would never do business with these scumbags. economic boycott is the answer for almost all problems...RBC will find out soon enough

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I got a call from (905) 323-3900 and called it back and listened to a recorded msg that this is a call center and someone from this # called for a service regarding to me....so obviously this # is used from a call center somewhere for general calls of all kinds of service to people all over North America or even Worldwide.

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I got a call from (905) 323-3900 and called it back and listened to a recorded msg that this is a call center and someone from this # called for a service regarding to me....so obviously this # is used froma call center somewhere for general calls of all kinds of service to people all over North America or even Worldwide.

Hey Transcom, I'm calling your bluff on your information! I've gotten these calls daily for over a year now, and every single time I answer, the caller disconnects. The Do-Not-Call list only applies if the call recipient does not have a relationship with the company you're calling on behalf of, you're info is correct there....but using the basis that incoming calls are costing me $ on my MTS invoices and the caller disconnecting thus indicates the calls aren't pertinent to any business relationship, I've gotten an attorney to pursue legal action in compliance with CRTC guidelines and Canadian privacy laws.

Don't call Transcom back....that's simply verifying your phone number for them! Grab an attorney for a half hour and talk it out,,,,you'll be quite surprised what your options are (depending of course, on where you are)! Someday, some attorney will grab onto the class-action aspect and Transcom's not gonna be happy (hopefully the one I have is that one ;)

Dont answer the damn number, painfull

I didn't answer this call the first couple of times.  I read some of the previous posts and I did get a Sears credit card recently so thought I should pick up the next call.  I answered it this time, but no person on the other end.  August 4th, 10th and now today, the 11th.

I work for Nucomm International - now owned by and known as Transcom North America. I only ever worked in an outbound department once, for a brief time, to inform customers of a price increase before it took effect and find out if they accepted the new charges or not. (Usually I take inbound calls.) Believe it or not, they do not make unsolicited calls. While you may not have heard of them, you've probably heard of Cogeco, Comcast, Nestle, Nissan, Culligan, and a host of other companies that hire Nucomm to handle their call center needs. If you are contacted by this number, it is because you 1) opted to recieve information or take a survey from one of those companies and Nucomm is doing the follow-up, 2) you requested a call-back regarding an issue you had with a company and Nucomm is calling you back to help you with the issues you were experiencing, 3) you receive services from a company and Nucomm is attempting to contact you on behalf of that company to let you know about a change to the services you're receiving, (and they want to inform you before the changes take effect) or, 4) it is because you have services with a company and owe them money, and Nucomm is attempting to collect on their behalf. If you would like to stop receiving calls from them, you can either call back the 905 # and go to the do not call option, or if the information was time sensitive and you have an answering machine they will leave a toll-free, 1-800 call-back #; where you can both get the information you were being called about and request to be placed on their do-not call list, at which point you will be asked if you are requesting to be placed on the do not call list of the company Nucomm was working for when they called you as well. This would ensure that you are no longer contacted by any other call center working for that company, either. Nucomm is a 100% legitimate company that contacts you on behalf of the companies you use, and answers your calls when you contact those companies. According to Canadian law, their reps are required to state that they work for Nucomm (now Transcom) on messages, rather than the company they are calling for, since they are a third party. If you are contacted repeatedly it is only because the company Nucomm is working for requested that they make sure you receive the information they are trying to convey, and they have not yet successfully done so. They cannot legally leave a detailed message about the reason for their call in a lot of cases, because according to privacy laws they must make sure information is passed to the intended recipients, and no one else. This is also the reason they will ask you security questions - yes, they are contacting you, but they need to make sure that they are speaking with the correct person before giving the information they are calling about. It is unfortunate that it comes across as a possible scam or being deliberately vague to some people. It is actually the other way around - they have extremely tight security, and are very hyper-sensitive about respecting privacy laws and rights. If you read the article posted almost at the bottom of this comment list, about this # and scams, it explains that the company is legit. Hope this helps!

I agree - it's not rocket-science!!! I called the number back and followed the automated instructions to be added to their "do not call list". It took about 10 seconds. It probably took you longer to post a message ranting about it, than it would have to call them back and actually do something about it...

The no call list in Canada is a joke!! a bad one at that.We need a Phone # or #s for the minister responsible including his home #. And let's orgaize a phone in for a few weeks with say 1440 calls per day? one per min.and maybe our dead beat friends in ottawa will start to take notice.

Got a call from this number and they told me I won a trip to Disney Land and to Mexico.The prize was over $3000.00 but I had to pay 574.00. The scary thing was, he had my Visa Credit card.

Thank You for taking the time to give us this information.  It is most useful, but somehow, I doubt that it will result in many of us picking up the phone when we see the number (or rather see a blocked number).I realize that the company has a job to do, but it might have better results if it presented itself in a more transparent manner (could identify who they were working for) in the caller ID.