These calls are referred to as "cold calls" in the collection industry and they are usually the last known number that is associated with the debtor to whom they are looking.  This Agency collects for all the major Banks, credit card company etc and they are EXTREMELLY aggressive!  They should identify themselves and advise you of the nature of their calls and when it's confirmed that the party to whom they seek is clearly not at this number - THEN they should POLITELY delete your number!  However, such is not the case, they appear to be quite vindictive regardless that you are not the person they seek and they then add your phone number to their "automated" computer list and it calls everyday with that stupid - We Have An Important Financial... blah, blah, blah-- message.  It's just plan harassment and Telus should be held accountable to clients that abuse the system with this unprofessional conduct.  They should be disconnected and black listed.

I don't think it's a collection agency - I think it's TD bank. calling from a BC number. When I've picked up a call from that number, I get a call from TD bank trying to sell me services from their central number within about 5 minutes.

I get this number calling like 30 times a day at least and I am NOT in debt at all.

If there is money in me use it to pay your bills and people like this will stop calling during dinner. ThanksThe Grateful leather in your pocket

does this link helphttp://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/sec/1701981672.html

I received this call twice in two days...it was an automated message saying something like, "You are being contacted about an important business matter!  Please stay on the line."   I hung up.   If it is indeed a collection agency, they should have figured out by now that the person who had this number before hasn't had it for 3 1/2 years!!  How annoying!