Tim is an alcoholic

I got a call from this company today on behalf of Bell. They apologised for a recent outage and offered me a $25 credit on my next bill This is a legitimate company working on behalf of telecommunications companies and banks I guess. It's not a scam.

do you people complain to the mail man everytime you get flyers and junk mail? I mean come on. Are you that spineless you can't say no and please take me off your list if your f***in bank calls???? yeah, call the police and have them charged..........you make me laugh. You spend more time bitching and gripeing than it takes to say "no thanks, please take me off this list". The people on the other end are human too. So if you want them to co-operate with your request try a little manners and civility. You would be supprised! Oh, by the way, if you don't answer the phone the diler will try again and again up to a max # of attempts.

They've called me twice a day, every day no, fail. The first time someone said it was an offer from TD and then read her computer screen rather sporadically, giving no evidence she even knew what she was talking about. From then on, there hasn't been a caller on the other line. This is BULL.

This is your bank calling you to keep you informed as a client of products and services that you agreed to when you opened your account or applied for a TD visa, Mortgage etc. There is nothing "shifty" about it. If you are an informed consumer it may aid you to here what is being offerd to you. If it is not something that could benifit you simply say so like a decent human being and get on with your life. It's business people, simple as that.

understand your concern regarding the telephone calls that you received. Thank you for taking the time to write.

I would like to advise that from time to time, TD Canada Trust will make offers to you relating to products and services available that may interest you based on your customer profile. The marketing information that we direct to you is based on the marketing preferences that we have on file for you.

I would be pleased to change your marketing preferences to ensure that you do not receive any additional phone calls from TD Canada Trust. Please respond with your full name, address and telephone number as it would appear in our system. Once I have this information, I will be pleased to make these changes.

If you have any additional questions, or would like to change your preferences by speaking with a representative, please call EasyLine at 1-+1 866-222-3456, available 24 hours every day. A representative will be pleased to assist you with any information that you may require.

Alternatively, you are welcome to visit your local branch for assistance. For your convenience, branch information can be found here:

www.tdcanadatrust.com

I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.

I'm getting this # frequently, too.  I've not yet answered a call from them.

(416) 902-5253 call and ask for Brian, it's his direct line!!!!!!!