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I work at bell and found this site on a google search. I had a customer on the phone complaining that they were told they were bell. Same type of stories as above.

the number on display is 1-(905) 845-4646 the agent's name is Rajiv (if he gave the correct name) the first call came in at 05:18pm after saying i'm not intrested in the service they are offering the person kept insisting on buying bell tv.  i told them i'm on DNCL and don't call me. after i hung up he kept calling every two minutes and started calling me names in indian language. he asked me for my credit card number and called me cheap after i refused.i don't think this person is afraid of CRTC at all.

Got a call yesterday from this number (905) 845-4646) and spoke to a guy who claimed to be a Bell representative. I've had some negative experiences with Bell internet in the past (repeatedly dropped connection) and told him that I've been in contact with Bell on a regular basis since I began using their services. He claimed that the call was regarding customer satisfaction, to which I responded that mine was low in terms of technical difficulties, but relatively high in terms of customer service (in my experience, Bell employees have always been very good).He told me that he could check to see whether my internet was working, and I responded that that was not necessary as I'd been working online it when he called. He didn't seem to understand this logic. He kept repeating that the call was regarding customer satisfaction, but did not seem satisfied with my responses related to the topic. Finally, I told him that I was too busy to continue the call, and he asked when a better time to call would be. I responded that I will initiate calls with Bell when I feel it necessary, and asked to be removed from their call list.No such luck, I have received two calls from the same number before 10am the following day.Advice -- if you need to discuss your phone/internet/cable services, it's in your best interest to initiate the call yourself. If you're hesitant about an offer, take the callers employee ID number and call the service provider back yourself (note -- don't call the number they offer, call Bell/Rogers/other SP directly and ask about the validity of the offer). It's the only way to be sure that they are truly representing the company they claim to represent.Be careful!MH

Abruptly asked me for someone called "Marsen" and went quiet when I told him that I was sorry but he had the wrong number. Hung up on him after a while of silence.