I work for a telemarketing company that sells corporate phone directories, first aid kits, interac paper rolls, interac machines, and other interac machine accesories. The sales people use a no pressure sales technique, by speaking as if you simply need to renew a subscription/order. They have very few established accounts. For the first aid kits they claim that it is illegal for a business to run without one, and hint that the call is governmental. (without ever directly saying so)
After the process is repeated with a verifications employee, an invoice is sent. It is at this point that clients usually realise that a scam has taken place. The directory can cost up to 300$, the first aid kit 200$ etc. (The telephone directory only lists and mails to companies that have paid for it)
If a client refuses to pay the bullshit invoice then they are contacted by an employee from the collection department. The employee is NOT a credit agent, or calling from a collection agency. THEY HAVE ABOLUTELY NO AUTHORITY OVER YOUR CREDIT. They will hint at having this authority but they don't. DO NOT PAY THEM. Whether you have received the merchandise or not, do not pay. They will not send it to a collection agency because it is a scam, and they are not collection agents.
The names of the companies that run out of this address are:
-ETS express transaction services
-MegaByteInfo or MegaOctetInfo in europe
-Intenational Secure Technologies
-IT Data Direct
-ETS or Paper roll logistics
-MRS merchant retail supplies or Services de fournitures au detaillants in Europe
-Comexco
-IBL
This company makes calls to the UK, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Canada and the US. Please beware and never pay a bill to any of the companies listed herein. George Haligua drives a beautiful Ferrari and a Bentley on the weekends because people pay their bills to his scammy companies.
Jane
NOWAY, Alberta
Canada
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