These jokers are scammers for sure,possibly drug related in some way too.We will have to wait for congress to investigate these illegitimate company's. Or one might have to get their friends friend Guido (the bouncer guy)to go talk with them personally; Make them a deal they can't refuse.I wish you well my friends.

Got three calls in the last two days from "New Brunswick" (assuming Canada) regarding: "Warranty is about to expire" then two with "This is an important call about your credit card-- we can lower your interest rate"!  I'm assuming they are calling from Canada where the "do not call" lists/laws do not apply and where they can call whenever they want.  I pressed 1 to speak to an operator, and as she came on and tried to figure out how to reply to me, I asked her to remove my name from their lists-- and she hung up on me before I could finish the sentence.  Best thing to do if they keep calling is to press "1" so that you engage an operator-- as this causes useless answering work for them-- just as they cause us useless answering of their unwanted calls.  Payback's a B!

They called in the morning after 9 am, when I picked up, they hung up. The number can not be called back.I got 2 search results:1) (506) 224-4569 Type: Cell Phone Location: Dorchester, Nb, NB (cell phone)2)Number: (506) 224-4569            City:Dorchester    Province:NB Country:CANADA

I don't live in Canada.  I live in the United States.  Whose phone number is this?     I am tired of the calls and they never leave a message.  I have received a host of Canadian numbers like this calling me.     Please investigate who this is and contact me.

I pressed one and then put the phone next to my speaker and played loud music. When I picked it up again, some guy was swearing into the phone. LOL at least I raised his blood pressure a little.

Got three calls in the last two days from "New Brunswick" (assuming Canada) regarding: "Warranty is about to expire" then two with "This is an important call about your credit card-- we can lower your interest rate"!  

I'm assuming they are calling from Canada where the "do not call" lists/laws do not apply and where they can call whenever they want.  

I pressed 1 to speak to an operator, and as she came on and tried to figure out how to reply to me, I asked her to remove my name from their lists-- and she hung up on me before I could finish the sentence.  

Best thing to do if they keep calling is to press "1" so that you engage an operator-- as this causes useless answering work for them-- just as they cause us useless answering of their unwanted calls.  Payback's a B!