I can only think of four things that might be going wrong-either you weren't signed up with your service provider for call-blocking but assumed you were and followed the procedure to block but it didn't work; you are signed up but didn't follow the procedure correctly; the caller changed their number or you didn't block them but you thought you did.Contact your service provider and have them sign you up or walk you through it, or look in your owner's manual for instructions.If you were signing up for Google Voice, getting it set up can be confusing. In this case, the setup instructions are available on Google. If you need further assistance, get someone to help you.

This number, (403) 775-9368, calls my house every day twice. In the evenings when I'm home and pick up they don't respond. Why bother calling then?

and again, 8:00pm on July 13, it's like spam but they don't leave a message, so I will ignore further calls.

interesting, and good advice.
Again just now, got a call from this number, to an unlisted, unprinted 780 number. I do receive some unknown calls from Florida also. Don't answer, don't know anyone in Florida and these people don't leave messages. Montreal has called today too. Don't know anyone there. grrr Yes, sure glad this site is here, makes life a little easier.

ok, calling me too. I missed the call, they didn't phone back or leave a message. They are dialing an unlisted number with area code 780. I don't think they know who they are calling. They are just calling.

Got similar call. Calgary-based number. Claiming to be calling in partnership with TD Visa to get u a free Credit Check report and 30 day-trial free, then charge $20/month fora Credit Alert 'service'.

TD says they have nothing to do with this. Nor does RBC. OR any bank. The callback number is 1 +1 800-548-2610, a real number. The company name given was Carlson Marketing, a real company now renamed Aimia (formerly Groupe Aeroplan). But I doubt they actually have anything to do with this company.

Remember, any scammer can get real information and websites, etc, and say they are calling from them.
They asked for sorts of personal info. If they really are from the bank, they'd already have that info. They'd never ask for it. Dont give any info out.