Got a call this Thursday morning Aug 23/12 and said to call in regards to file # xxx
They tried to tell me that i owed money to xxx but I had never dealt with that company and found out later he had the wrong person when he called me

They call me a bunch of times too. Especially when I'm in class. I answered once and it said "you are now being connected to an emergency hotline, please stay online to stay connected, and stuff like that" and then I just hung up. This is my first cell and it's so annoying...

This number called me repeatedly and no one was ever on the phone. When you would call it back it would just hang up. I found out through Bell that it is CBV Collections. The toll free Toronto # to call them back is 1-+1 888-311-1121. Their website is www.cbvcollections.com. I called them and they were calling because of a Rogers account (not mine, someone else who used to have my phone number), but they collect on behalf on many companies. They took me off their calling list and are not calling anymore.

obviously if calls continue just pick up the phone u obviously owe money.
pay your bill!!!!!! and stop making exuses...

Started receiving calls from 6 different number. They don't speak when you answer. I have no debts, owe no money or have never had my name put into a collection agency. Funny thing is, I started getting extra calls when i put my number on a do not call list... Interesting.. whos selling phone lists.

Also, calls on a Sunday after 5pm are against the law.
I work at a car dealership and they are calling me all the time! Not saying anything though. I'm gonna have a work with whoever is incharge

This number - (416) 733-1413 - dials my business 3 to 6 time a day in what appears to be a somewhat random pattern. There is never a response when I answer the phone. This company is costing me money because my line is forwarded to a long distance location. I am not surprised that some people associate this offence with Rogers. The calls seem to have started when, unknown to me, months after Rogers solicted my business, and I agreed to change from Bell, my business line was converted to Rogers. I'm going to call the 1-888 number, my MP and file a complaint with the CRTC. It is remarkable that businesses such as this could be so inconsiderate of Canadains and Canadian Businesses.