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B ---- S , you love harrassing people.

HERE'S A TIP: If you don't want to be called, YOU MUST ASK TO BE PUT ON THE DO NOT CALL LIST. YOU MUST ASK THIS OF ALL COMPANIES WHO CALL YOU. Just because you ask one company not to call you doesn't mean that all companies know you don't want to be called. IF YOU DO NOT SPECIFICALLY ASK TO BE PUT ON THE DO NOT CALL LIST, THEY WILL CONTINUE TO CALL YOU!

And I cannot believe there are people out there so sick as to blast a whistle into the receiver. You don't know this person, you most likely do not fully understand what their job entails, and just because you are angry doesn't make it a good idea to try to deafen someone. If you met that person you would probably feel very stupid for doing such a thing.

I suggest a whistle, air horn or screaming smoke alarm for telemarketers who do not honor the national DoNotCall Registry and for Registry-exempt telemarketers who do not honor requests to be put on their internal DoNotCall lists.

Sorry to break it to you but there is no such thing as a national do not call list that applies to all businesses. Get over it.

Inkas Payments Corporation through its number 1-866-695-1846 has been calling about 5 to 6 times per day for the past two or three weeks, to our number.
We are a not-for profit organisation to help the integration of newcomers and immigrants to our communities. We don't sell any products and we don't buy anything either.

These people are a real pain! At first their calls were to offer easier payments for our debt (which we don't have) after, it was to offer to su a better credit or credit card rates and these past few days, simply silence... like someone hearing... not a sound... nor a word... 5, 6, 7 times a day!!!

Pretty FRUSTRATING and the famous NO-CALL list claim we cannot complaint beacuse we are a business!!! For God's sake! It seems more and more that theprotection is for the bad guys!

This is the biggest laugh I have had all day !  Good reply to the post of illiteracy !
Here is what I'd like to say to those " silent waste my time pain in the ass Telemarketters " !
1-800-EAT-[***]

It's not a scam at all. Obviously they are not with your processor. They are a RATE BROKERAGE FIRM. When was the last time your beloved Global Payments (who has a record of ripping people off) ever called you and offered a rate analysis. Also take into account how long this business had been around and its A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Another thing you might want to think about is who is on the other side of the phone call. You get several calls like that a week perhaps but they make upwards of 400 calls a day and 90% are just as close mined and not willingly to listen as you are. Oh and your precious merchant statement has NO confidential info. It's just a bunch of number you probably don't fully understand.

Inkas doesn't offer a processing service. Either you're an idiot or you're lying.

I could find no spelling mistakes in RandyR's post, but I do know that commas usually come before "but" in a sentence.


PoOr RaNdYr fOcUseD oS hArD oN cApiTaLizAtIon

http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/david-khazanski/11/778/548 is his linkedin page

Found his home tel on a directory and left him a message. He called bacl leaving vm with his cell. I called him today and started off by saying " Is this david K, we have you on record as owner of Inkas Payments Corp (20000007Ont Inc) at 64 Signet Dr M9L 2Y4, is that correct". He confirmed both and sounded very scared. I instructed (not requested) for him to immediatley arrange for our tel no to not be called by his company. He agreed with a very scared "yes, sir". Hope the rest of you  find solace in reading this.

As f says, there is no national DNC list for businesses. I posted this in another thread, but as a former cold-caller for Inkas, let me say this:

If you say 'Please put me on your Do Not Call list' we are supposed to check a box on the computer that is meant to prevent our dialer from calling you again. If you have done this and Inkas still calls you, then one of two things may be true: 1) it may be that us phone monkeys were lied to regarding the efficacy of checking the DNC box or 2) it may be that the phone monkey has failed to check the box, because there is *no* accountability whatsoever to make sure that we put you on the DNC list (although it is policy to do so).

Do please recognise that the person to whom you are speaking is only doing their job. It is unlikely that the person at whom you scream or blow a whistle has personally called you before, and so you are punishing the wrong person (either a previous cold-caller or the management, depending on the veracity of either (1) or (2) above). It is policy *not* to take you off the list for being rude or abusive; doing so is thus both pointless and makes the day of someone working a crappy job even crappier.

As others have said, ignoring Inkas' calls or hanging up when you hear the company name will do *nothing* whatsoever to stop us from calling you. The system is automatic. You should either talk to the cold caller or call the head office in order to stop the calls.

Regarding the legitimacy of Inkas' operation, I'm not sufficiently informed to comment on the quality of service. It isn't a 'scam' per se, inasmuch as the company will hook you up with a processor that will, initially (yes, I know), offer you a better rate. We didn't want your private bank information, all we really needed was a break down of your rates on your *processing* statement, with any sensitive information redacted.

I can tell you this though: Inkas claims to be a 'rate brokerage firm' that will shop your business around to various processors. In fact, we would always recommend that you go with Elavon. The Inkas name has been associated with armoured vehicles and financial security. As far as I can tell, the debit/credit machine side of the business is very recent and exists essentially as a front for Elavon so that they can get your business through a third party which claims (with technical accuracy) not to be selling you anything.

Inkas is not your processor or your bank, it is an independant rate brokerage firm that specializes in reducing rates.
Inkas provides a free rate analysis, with no obligation. What they do basically is
1. Show you how low the rates can be for your business
2.How low your current processor can go
3. And the rates other processors have.
basically they shop around for you, to help you save money..all this for free with no obligations.
they dont ask for any confidential information, and even suggest you to remove the merchant number (only info that might seem confidential, but really is not)
-businesses that are willing to try it out, actually do save money.

Hmm, I gave my time to this person, I heard him out I got his comparison told him I would look at it, when he called back I told him we werent interested and this telemarketer got rude to me!!!  Told me that he would be calling my boss because he is sure that I didnt talk to him and I would be in so much trouble once he has talked to him!!!! and sure enough he called today asking for my boss, not sure what he is wanting to accomplish but I think that it is way over the line when you politely decline what a TELEMARKETER is offering and they try and call your boss on you?  My boss will be behind me 100% and always is but what if he did this to someone else and they were let go because this telemarketer doesnt take no for an answer.

Wow you must have felt good about that.
That's almost as bad as them even calling..

I wish people knew who works these jobs. A lot of them are students working while taking courses.

I hate telemarketing calls but making fun of them the way you did is pretty pathetic.

Why then do you have to sign on with them for 60 monthes? How do I know? Because they just got me my lower ratee. They are just abroker they tell me. They are not allowed to charge me anything they say. Yet, I have to "sign" on with them for 60 monthes. I wish they had of told me that in the beginning, I would have saved us all time by telling them to pound sand right in the beginning.

[***]! liar! fraud! I have more respect for crack addicts begging in the street! at least they will look you in the eye!

Inkas Payments called me today.  Beware of this company.  "Rebecca"  wanted to know my business information regarding my discount fees for credit and debit card purchases charged by my service provider.  I told her that I do not share that information with unsolicited callers.  She assured me that her company is not a service provider; they just want to "help" merchants.  That is a lie.  They are service providers, and the call was a come on.  Watch your backs

I have had our companies getting reaped calls from this company.  Finally in flustration, I was able to get David (who is the CEO) on the phone.  (416) 744-3322 Head office number.   I explained to him that his company with all the robo calls is disrupting our company.  

He told me that he would have this stopped.  

Now here is the kicker.   I did also get a call from their customer service manager with the return phone number and her local:   Candice - local 224 at this number 877-666-0909 which is their listed 800 number from the web.  

So now IF someone had signed on with this company and had called their Customer Service Department for assistance.....(I have been on hold for over 2 hours and still no one has answered their line.   This has been 3 tries and still no one answers)

SO MY BEST BET IS.   BUYER BEWARE!!   They are a loser company that only wants you upfront and then your on your own.

Want to to see what kind of company you keep if you get into bed with these shylocks?. Inkas Group of Companies, one of the co-founders a former Russian cop, involved in making bullet-proof vehicles.
http://www.bwob.ca/profiles/the-booming-business-of-stopping-bullets/