Posted on March 19, 2020 Caller type: Unknown Location: Canada
Caller: Scotiabank Had a FREE gift for me. A $5,000 insurance policy. Ya right. Nothing's free.
BTW, sounde like a call centre. Hear all kinds of workers talking in background. IF, - Scotiabank, shame on them. A call centre in operation during the pandemic. Disgusting...
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den
Posted on March 5, 2020 Caller type: Unknown Location: Canada
better yet just block the number this is what i do every time i get some of those it take about 10 sec
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Anonymous
Posted on December 3, 2020 Caller type: Telemarketer Location: Canada
Just read through all the comments. They just called. I never pick up if I don't recognize the number. I'm registered on the DNC (do not call) list in Canada and still they call. I will be looking to report them to the Canadian DNC agency with is Government and enforces FCC regulations. Maybe they'll be able to shut them up for good.
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Anonymous
Posted on March 5, 2020 Caller type: Unknown Location: Canada
i have no clue who this person just called and didnt even answer to see who it is wish they stop calling me
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Sample complaints we have found for (416) 581-1076
missfire
they called and asked for my husband...but did not identify themselves, I asked who was speaking and a very young girl told me her name( I forget what the name was) and said she was from Scotia Bank...I hung up...
Marie
apr 2nd at 5:56pI'm in Hamilton, ON
Barb
Got a call from this # at my business phone. Once answered, they hang up. Very irritating. USA
Rachel
If you search the internet you will find a ton of complaints and blogs on Optima and Call-Net. (416) 581-1076 and (416) 915-7933)I responded by emailing both companies and copying the DO NOT CALL folks and ScotiaBank info @ the-cma.org and mail.president @ scotiabank.com.
I did give them my name, town, and phone number but obviously will not post that info here. Anonymous probably won't leave you with much credibility so best to own your response! Think of other cool numbers to give the bank instead of your own..Prison...Another telemarketing Company...Chat lines..I made my changes online and it took literally afew seconds. Have fun! (FYI-The banks don't NEED your home number. They can call you at work during business hours if it's a legitimate concern. Your home number is used primarily to hussle you for other services.)
Here is my solution.....
"You have called my home repeatedly and I understand from a little internet research that you Optima Marketing and the equally annoying Call-Net Communications say that you are making courtesy calls for ScotiaBank.
I so appreciate Scotiabank's interest in wasting my time this way that I have contacted Scotiabank's service centre to let them know my home phone number has changed and I have given them my ScotiaBank manager's direct line. I'm sure they will appreciate the courtesy hang-ups just as much as I do.
The phone number you are currently calling is now on the CMA Do Not Contact list and you might want to start thinking about honouring it.
Cheers!
Rachel XXX
P.S. I have posted my method of dealing with the likes of you on a number of blogs and reaction seems to be favourable. I really can't understand why ScotiaBank would employ such a seedy marketing technique but I hope they enjoy the feedback if the internet picks up on the potential for fun times by giving out your employers' direct lines."
Mark Rowland
Repeated calls from this number; but never leave a voice message.MHR
Do not call
Although telemarketing calls annoy me too, I'm still a bit of an advocate of call centres. My personal experience as a phone rep introduced me to the business world and launched my career. Not to mention, the industry employs thousands, many of which are students who rely on these jobs to pay for school.In my previous experience in call centres, I routinely added people to the Do Not Call list. Telesolicitors are required display a contact # in order to provide you the option.Simply call the number back, (416) 581-1076, and leave your name and the number where they contacted you and request your number to be added to the do not call list.If they are routinely calling and hanging up, it might be worthwhile mentioning what happened and when the call occured. Clearly, it's not in their interest to be more of a nuissance than is inherent to their business.The challenge I found was getting an irate message from someone who we were calling on a regular basis but they failed to leave the number and therefor could not be removed from our list.Hope this helps.
Comments on (416) 581-1076
Anonymous
Posted on March 19, 2020Caller type: Unknown
Location: Canada
Had a FREE gift for me. A $5,000 insurance policy. Ya right. Nothing's free.
BTW, sounde like a call centre. Hear all kinds of workers talking in background. IF, - Scotiabank, shame on them. A call centre in operation during the pandemic. Disgusting...
den
Posted on March 5, 2020Caller type: Unknown
Location: Canada
Anonymous
Posted on December 3, 2020Caller type: Telemarketer
Location: Canada
Anonymous
Posted on March 5, 2020Caller type: Unknown
Location: Canada
Sample complaints we have found for (416) 581-1076
missfire
Marie
Barb
Rachel
I did give them my name, town, and phone number but obviously will not post that info here. Anonymous probably won't leave you with much credibility so best to own your response! Think of other cool numbers to give the bank instead of your own..Prison...Another telemarketing Company...Chat lines..I made my changes online and it took literally afew seconds. Have fun! (FYI-The banks don't NEED your home number. They can call you at work during business hours if it's a legitimate concern. Your home number is used primarily to hussle you for other services.)
Here is my solution.....
"You have called my home repeatedly and I understand from a little internet research that you Optima Marketing and the equally annoying Call-Net Communications say that you are making courtesy calls for ScotiaBank.
I so appreciate Scotiabank's interest in wasting my time this way that I have contacted Scotiabank's service centre to let them know my home phone number has changed and I have given them my ScotiaBank manager's direct line. I'm sure they will appreciate the courtesy hang-ups just as much as I do.
The phone number you are currently calling is now on the CMA Do Not Contact list and you might want to start thinking about honouring it.
Cheers!
Rachel XXX
P.S. I have posted my method of dealing with the likes of you on a number of blogs and reaction seems to be favourable. I really can't understand why ScotiaBank would employ such a seedy marketing technique but I hope they enjoy the feedback if the internet picks up on the potential for fun times by giving out your employers' direct lines."
Mark Rowland
Do not call
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