5149829805

On  Friday November 14 at about 5:15 PST, I called  1-800-404-2464  and s/o answered in French so I told her  ( in French) about the calls to my elderly Mom in Sidney BC and the polite woman immediately took my Mom's number off the list. The call took me about 30 seconds and I did not have to be anything but polite.  I would expect the  operator could speak  English and  would remove your number too.

same here in Gatineau

numerous calls to my number. Never a message and no response on call backs??

Called yesterday and today... No one speaks.

These people call me many times in one day.  Even at 7:00 in the morning.  Who are they??

I am getting calls from this number at least once per day....often more

get calls at least 3 times a day and no one speaks

This reply to call that number is probably a set up from the company itself so they add you to a list instead of remove... Just like those emails that tell u to click here to u subscribe and it makes it worse.. I'd u tried this and it really stopped.. Lucky you but I wouldn't trust it to find out

Reçu appel de 514-982-9805.  Téléphoné à Léger Marketing 1-800-404-2464 pour faire enlever mon no. tél. de leur liste d'appel automatique. À suivre.....

received  call from this #  514 982 9805 for the past few weeks, several times a day we are on Do Not Call list - why is this going on???

If I register my number, will ALL unwanted calls stop?

No, the Do Not Call Registry prohibits sales calls. You still may receive political calls, charitable calls, debt collection calls, informational calls, and telephone survey calls.

In addition, companies may still call if you’ve recently done business with the company, or if you’ve given the company written permission to call you. However, if you ask a company not to call you again, it must honor your request. Record the date of your request.

Stopping Unwanted Calls

What can I do to stop unwanted calls?
Make sure your number is on the Do Not Call Registry.

Hang up on illegal sales calls. If your number is on the Registry, and you get a sales call, or you get an illegal robocall, don’t interact in any way. Don’t press buttons to be taken off the call list or to talk to a live person. Doing so will probably lead to more unwanted calls.  Instead, hang up and file a complaint with the FTC.

Investigate whether call blocking can help.

• If you get repeated illegal calls from one particular number, contact your phone company. Ask to block that number, but first ask whether there’s a fee for this service.
• If you get unwanted calls from many different numbers, look into a call blocking solution. There are online call blocking services, call blocking boxes, and smartphone apps that block unwanted calls. Research whether the service costs money and whether it’s effective. Do an online search to look for reviews from experts and other users.

My number is on the Registry, so why am I still getting illegal calls?
Since 2009, the FTC has seen a significant increase in the number of illegal sales calls – particularly robocalls. The reason is technology. Internet powered phone systems make it cheap and easy for scammers to make illegal calls from anywhere in the world, and to display fake caller ID information, which helps them hide from law enforcement.

What is the FTC doing to stop these calls?
To date, the FTC has sued hundreds of companies and individuals who were responsible for placing unwanted calls, and has obtained over a billion dollars in judgments against violators.

In addition, the FTC is leading several initiatives to develop a technology-based solution.  The FTC has sponsored a series of robocall contests challenging the tech savvy public to design tools that block robocalls and help investigators track down and stop robocallers. The FTC also is encouraging industry efforts to combat caller ID spoofing.

What are the penalties for breaking the law?
Those who violate the National Do Not Call Registry or place an illegal robocall can be fined up to $16,000 per call.

Reporting Illegal Calls

Where can I file a complaint about an illegal sales call or a robocall?
To file a complaint, visit donotcall.gov or call 1-888-382-1222 (TTY: 1-866-290-4236).

Will I hear back from the FTC regarding my complaint?
Due to the volume of complaints, the FTC cannot respond directly to every complaint. The FTC and other law enforcement agencies analyze complaints to spot trends and to identify and take action against the people responsible for these illegal calls.

I gave you the phone number that called me illegally. Why isn’t the FTC doing something?
Current technology makes it easy for scammers to fake or “spoof” caller ID information, so the number you reported in your complaint probably isn’t real.  Without more information, it’s difficult for the FTC and other law enforcement agencies to identify the actual caller. Nonetheless, the FTC analyzes complaint data and trends to identify illegal callers based on calling patterns. The agency also is pursuing a variety of technology-based solutions to combat illegal calls and practices.

https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0108-national-do-not-call-registry

REF: 514 982 9805
This is another one of those crrappy Leger Marketing calls asking what we think, no pay get lost!!!

No message left :-(

No remove options

It's Christmas Eve eve and these hailed are calling after 9 pm local time. Scum of the earth.

I have been receiving numerous calls from this number - no one there  . . . please stop this!!!

Do it yourself and get a call blocker! Please explain what you want a PHONE NUMBER LOOK UP SITE to do!

Your information is incorrect - you gave the information for the FTC in the USA, not the CRTC here in Canada.  Unless they are calling Americans as well?  In any case, the information is very similar - go here for Canadian equivalent: https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/faqs-eng

If I register my telephone number on the National DNCL, will I still receive telemarketing calls?

When you register on the National DNCL, you will receive fewer telemarketing calls, but there are some exceptions including:

registered charities
political parties and candidates
opinion polling firms or market research firms conducting surveys
newspapers calling to sell a subscription
organizations that have a business relationship with you, for example:
you’ve done business with the organization in the last 18 months
you’ve inquired about the organization's products or services in the last 6 months
For more information on exemptions, check Who Can Still Call You.