Sample complaints we have found for (613) 667-5300
Serg
"Reduce your debt" spam (left a voice message)
Mike
Called me on my cell. How can we stop that scum?It's possible that this is just a stage 1 phishing attempt. They don't identify themselves, and you have the opportunity to hit 1. When you do that they then jot down in their database that you are a possible gullible target, someone to peddle products to. That in itself could actually be their actual product. The whole credit story could just be a story just to measure to see if you respond.They're just profiling you. Once you respond, you go into another database and you get sold off to a range of actual other marketing slime.
Francis
Again, "Reduce your debt" spam (left a voice message)...No, I wouldn't dial 1 on my telephone...Boy, would I like to know...I don't have any debts!!!!How did they get that WRONG information!!!This is pure harrassement!!!
Jay from Ottawa
Got a call from them on my office phone line (a I've never given away to anyone). Generic eletronic recording marketting debt solutions. If you can stand listning to the message long enough, they tell you to hit 9 to remove your number from their list. Lets see if it actually works.
Mike
Called me on my cell. How can we stop that scum?
It's possible that this is just a stage 1 phishing attempt. They don't identify themselves, and you have the opportunity to hit 1. When you do that they then jot down in their database that you are a possible gullible target, someone to peddle products to. That in itself could actually be their actual product. The whole credit story could just be a story just to measure to see if you respond. They're just profiling you. Once you respond, you go into another database and you get sold off to a range of actual other marketing slime.
Genevieve
I received two calls in a row on a cell phone that I don't give out the number.
Comments on (613) 667-5300
Sample complaints we have found for (613) 667-5300
Serg
Mike
Francis
Jay from Ottawa
Mike
It's possible that this is just a stage 1 phishing attempt. They don't identify themselves, and you have the opportunity to hit 1. When you do that they then jot down in their database that you are a possible gullible target, someone to peddle products to. That in itself could actually be their actual product. The whole credit story could just be a story just to measure to see if you respond.
They're just profiling you.
Once you respond, you go into another database and you get sold off to a range of actual other marketing slime.
Genevieve
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