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1. • National Do Not Call List

     • Register and subscribe to the National Do Not Call List before making (or having someone else make) telemarketing calls. Maintain an internal “do not call list” and keep it up to date. If a consumer asks to be removed from your call list, you must do this within 14 days of their request.
     crtc.gc.ca/eng/phone/telemarketing/tobligations.htm

     Unsolicited Telecommunication Rules: Know Your Obligations | CRTC

2. crtc.gc.ca › eng › phoneUnderstand telemarketing rules for compliance | CRTC

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   All telemarketers must register with the National DNCL. Even if you only make exempt calls or send exempt faxes, you must still register. Register online at www.LNNTE-DNCL.gc.ca. There is no charge for registration. If you’re a regular telemarketer, you must purchase a subscription for the area codes you intend to call.

3. crtc.gc.ca › eng › phoneAbout registering and who can still call you | CRTC

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   When you sign up to have your cellular, home phone, VoIP number or fax number included on the National DNCL, companies making marketing or sales calls can no longer contact you, with some exceptions. On this page. How to sign up. How long before registration takes effect? Is registration permanent? Can I put my business number on the National DNCL?

4. www.cbc.ca › news › businessTired of getting spam calls? Here's why you may never be rid ...

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   Jun 3, 2023 · Spam calls — or "scam calls" as they're also known — have become an infuriating part of life. By now, most people are well acquainted with fraudsters trying to dupe you out of your cash...

5. www.spokeo.com › compass › what-are-silent-calls-aboutSilent Calls: How Scammers Validate Your Phone Number - Spokeo

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   Jul 5, 2023 · Silent calls are annoying, but what’s really going on when you get a call and there’s nobody there? Learn why these calls really happen, how they can potentially cost you, and what you can do about them.

   • Author: Fred Decker

6. www.tryfirewall.com › blog › restricted-callsRestricted Calls: Everything You Need To Know — Firewall

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   Oct 7, 2021 · Restricted calls are primarily used whenever an individual or company doesn’t want the person they’re calling to know who they are or trace the call back to them. The feature is usually part of a service that is simple to set up and is made available by all telecom providers.

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   Can a company call you after 18 months?

   • For example, if you have done business with a company in the previous 18 months, that company can call you. After 18 months it must stop calling if you’re on the National DNCL, unless you give permission otherwise. To learn more about exemptions, go to Who Can Still Call You on the National DNCL website.

   About registering and who can still call you | CRTC

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   What should you do if you get a restricted call?

   • When it comes to a restricted call, it’s best to ignore it and let them leave a voicemail if they are so eager to make contact. If restricted callers do not leave a message explaining their call and how to reach them, it was most likely a scammer or robocall. What Can You Do If You Constantly Get Restricted Calls?

   Restricted Calls: Everything You Need To Know — Firewall

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   Should I put myself on the do not call registry?

   • Placing yourself on the Do Not Call Registry is a good starting point, because it will weed out those “auto dialer pause” calls from most legitimate sources (be patient, it can take a while to kick in and some classes of callers are exempt).

   Silent Calls: How Scammers Validate Your Phone Number - Spokeo

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   Why do I get a silent call?

   • Usually you won’t stay on the line until that happens, so you’ll remember it as a silent call. It’s irritating, but it happens with perfectly legitimate calls: For example, a charity you’ve previously supported might reach out to solicit a new donation. Unfortunately, other reasons for silent calls can be more malicious.

   Silent Calls: How Scammers Validate Your Phone Number - Spokeo

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8. www.calilio.com › blogs › someone-using-my-phoneSomeone Using My Phone Number to Sign Up for Things

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   Sep 23, 2024 · If someone uses your phone number to sign up for stuff, simply explore the following options. File a complaint with the FCC. Change your Mobile number. Leave a voicemail message about being spoofed. Block scam calls on your phone. Set up an anti-spoofing app on your device.