Blow a whistle in the phone? Really? Why not just NOT answer. The people calling are just doing their job. I would rather see them working than sitting on their asses at home collecting EI. Has anyone asked Scotia Bank why their information has been given to this company? And if Scotia Bank or Royal Bank or whoever, learns of this so called "fraudulent/spam" activity using their company name, wouldn't they pursue to have it stopped? And if this truly is a fraudulent company, how did they get your personal information? How safe is your personal information that you provided to these banks in the first place. They are whom you need to talk to and address. Blowing a whistle in someone's ear trying to earn wages is a bit ridiculous. Some of you might say: "who would want to work in a place like that and do that to people?" ...... It's not something I would want to do, that's for sure, but I'd rather do that than clean toilets all day.

Its Scotia Financial trying to sell Insurance

Called me everyday between 4 and 6pm for the past 4 days. Didn't answer because I don't answer if I don't know the number.. They can leave a message but they haven't. Very annoying tho.

i got this call too and they said they r a third party working with scotiabank selling life insurance, but when i check on scotia's website there is no listings anywhere about life insurance. i even got a call today from a third party selling life insurance for Royal bank.

desstructive management from Harper's carnivores

received phone call. there was ringing on other end, a gentleman with a very thick accent asked for me...i lied and said i wasn't in at the moment....he said "thank you...and hung up".tried calling back...and call failed.

I too received a call from this number a few times this week. I did not answer since I expected them to leave a voicemail, however each time they did call they did not leave a message which left me suspicious as to the validity of the caller.

The girl said that she is from Scotia bank offering free insurance and 300,000 insurance at cost.  Then she proceeds to ask for my  banking information.  Since the caller ID only shows the phone number, I have no idea who the caller is and would be foolish to disclose any banking information.  It is poor telemarketing if she is really from Scotia bank.  Scotia bank should either stop this practice or disclose such scam ASAP.

these idiots called me on May 5, 11, 14 and 19....I actually talked to them on the 11 and it was a survey...now they are calling again...geesh....I AM NOT GOING TO ANSWER AGAIN!!!!

I get called by this number at least 3 or 4 times a week around the same time every night, but I never answer it.  I called my phone company to see if I can get the number blocked as it is an apparent scam (based on the above messages), but they told me I couldn't do it.  They advised me to contact the fraud department at the police station and make a formal complaint against this number.  I'm not sure if it will do any good or not, but, perhaps, if enough of us do it, we can put a stop to the unwanted calls and attempts at scamming us.  Just a thought!