Left no message. I called back. It's called Afinity Marketing. You can leave your name (you shouldn't - just leave your number) and let them know you are not interested if you want no further calls.

This number belongs to Geo Holiday which is a time share vacation thing. Be very very careful. NOTHING is free.

Finally found a use for my old modem and some old bulletin board software. I I let it call their fax every 5 minutes. Didn't seem to have any effect other than my personal pleasure.

They called me so I called back and the voice mail message said that it was Affinity Marketing.  I googled the company and this is what I found.  I encourage you to voice your displeasure with Sue Graham-Nutter:

9 Yewfield Cres, Toronto, Ontario M3B 2Y4
416-698-9053 (office)
416-443-0242 (fax)
416-407-4007 (cell)

sue@affinitymarketing.net

March 18,2008

Thank god for *60. Number blocked and left a msg 'telling f'off.

Frequent calls from the above number but they hang up after 2 rings and not leaving a message.  I usually do not pick up the phone on the first ring to enable the "name display", "number display" to identify the incoming caller.

The number listed as 905-625-5209 can be the actual number of the telemarketer BUT, it could also be from a person who has blocked their number.  When the system detects this Bell Canada asks the caller by automatic voice operator to either push star * to release the number or push pound # and then enter a valid number.  If the caller pushes # he/she can input any legal number including that of the local police and fire department or the number of the local brothel as has happend to us.  The problem is one of privacy and the service offered by Bell Canada and I presume other telcos lacks the ability to only allow the blocked number to push star * to complete the call.  Anyone else have a note or solution????

POPs T sometimes called the Melrose Maurader.....

B.S. caller who hangs up if left to leaving a voice message.. possible credit collector... possible marketing scam like the call to KDB(22/feb/2008 above here)also had the satisfaction of enjoying my dinner in peace instead of allowing these noobs to interupt it... hee hee!!

No name displayed, and left no message

Ditto - called saying a "ballot" had been filled out, promised three days & nights accommodation and travel to some properties in the U.S. or Canada if I came down to the office in Etobicoke.  Took great pleasure in hanging up on this caller after saying we were not interested...

Someone "calling about a ballot". Sounds like a scam.