After asking them not to call, and then blocking this number on my cell phone, they started calling my home phone. I can't believe anyone does business this way!

They were calling me three times a day.

I finally picked up and literally could hardly understand the person. I said if I had any issues with Rogers, I would contact Rogers directly, and to please stop calling. She kept asking when would be a good time to call, and I said "never"!

Wouldn't you know it, they started calling again this morning, on a weekend. I blocked the number.

My marketing permissions are set to DNC. It doesn't make ANY difference.

Caller identified herself as being from Rogers.  When I asked to speak to her supervisor, the supervisor identified the company as being Teleperformance Canada, with a phone number of 877-633-1495.  This has happenend before and my marketing permissions were all set online to "Do Not Call on the Rogers website.  When I called a Rogers representative, they were unable to tell me what my marketing permissions were set to.  They promised to set them to Do Not Call.  Note if you call Rogers, ask for your "interaction number" to escalate your complaint.

Unfortunately DNC list rules exempt companies you already
Have a biz relationship with, such as Rogers or a bank. So they, or their affiliates, or  a contracted survey co. are allowed. It's in the fine print we never read when we sign up.  You need to call the company directly and instruct them to stop

I answered and they hung up almost immediately. I can confirm the number is a Rogers call center trying to get you to stay with them. They call me once every few weeks.

They just called me 5 min ago, left no message so I blocked them. after reading others comments about it being rogers, i got a call sunday from them saying I've went over my internet limit when I'm no longer a rogers customer. i got rid of them about a month and a half ago.

They called again... Third time today.  I have recorded their "song"... The one they have on all their commercials.  The guy was confused and just said "Thank you for choosing Rogers" and then he hung up.

Several messages came from that number, calling on behalf of  Rogers. I am on Do-not-Call me list , and I don't want to receive those type of phone messages any more.   I have Internet- TV- Phone from Rogers and if they want to contact me, let them write to me at home.

Just an update to my previous message. Asking them to remove me from their call list had no effect. They are still calling almost every day.

They said I can have a HD box for $50 with lifetime warrenty, doesn't sound right to me since it cost $13 a month to rent.

I?ve been receiving calls from this number for several weeks. I?ve never answered one until a couple of days ago (Aug. 17/11) when my cell phone rang while I was out on the street. I recognized the number and decided to find out what they want. After answering, I waited for more than a minute, and there was no one on the line. This was around 7:30PM. I called the number back and was greeted with almost 2 minutes worth of PR stuff in both English and French. Once that was over, I got a beep, and left them a message asking them to stop calling my number. I have worked on IVR systems and can?t believe that any company would make you listen to long messages in both English and French before getting to the point. Any sensible system asks you for your language choice right at the beginning. I have also gone after Rogers about this because my contact preferences with Rogers are no contact, except by email. The lame explanation I got was that they can?t do anything about it because my contact preferences are for Rogers internal use and not a third party company. I was totally flabbergasted by that response and told the person that he was making excuses and that his answer made no sense. Why can a company like Rogers farm out my contact information to a third party and accept no responsibility for what happens afterwards? I also told the Rogers guy that, if they don?t do something about it, I will be a FORMER Rogers customer. My comment wasn?t even acknowledged other than to say the usual predictable stuff about how I?m a valued customer, blah, blah. It was similar to waiting on one of their phone lines forever while being assured that ?Your call is important to us?. I might actually follow through on my threat to leave Rogers, which gets a lot of money from me every month. Bell is doing some very interesting things these days with Fibe TV. As far as internet and wireless services go, there?s really no difference between the big providers. Of course, they all claim to have the fastest and most reliable everything, but what else is new?

Called and didn't say anything, just heard something in the background. Way to go there Teleperformance!!

Did some research, and this company is called Teleperformance.  Basically they are doing satisfaction survey for Rogers.  Still wouldn't want to talk to them.  If I have a problem, I'll call Rogers directly and tell them myself.

I received 2 calls from this number today and the strange thing was ..when i picked up the call no one said anything it was blank...don't understand why they call if they don't wanna talk...........

Just got a call from the same number claiming to be Rogers Communication...Asked for confirmation of my postal code, date of birth and the amount of my last bill. I told her that she should have all of this information if she is with Rogers. I refused to provide any info. Women had a thick Spanish accent. Seemed dodgy!

from Teleperformance making calls on behalf on Roger's , checkting to see if you are happy with their surface.  Discovered who called by dialing their 877 number, they say you can remove your number by leaving a detailed message, etc.

Got a call today, didn't answer, don't know who it is.

caller called for the first time today.