They call my new cell 4-6 times a day and I don't owe anyone a dime! Put them on my reject list!!! Harrassing!

They keep calling

Have had (778) 330-2272 call my business, they don't identify themselves, want me to provide them with information that is 14 yrs old on an account that was not past due and paid up in full. Told them I thought it was a scam and said goodbye. The RCMP and Consumer Affairs should look into this company, very questionable.

We have notified the RCMP about this agency - They keep calling for someone who is not at our number - They call 10 times a day, and we have asked them to STOP CALLING

They are now in the area of illegal harassment, and the RCMP are asking people to notify them about this company. More people, the better! Please contact your local RCMP department or online to file a complaint.

More people that file we can get them shut down and charged.

Please check on this number cause this invading someones privacy....

PER:  infoguyDATE: 10 May 2012Just so everyone knows, & this will-piss off the collection agents: by Federal Law, a collection agency has the power to "Ask You to pay your bill and offer assistance in setting up a payment schedule" That is all. 1) they are never allowed to call you at your place of employment for any reason.2) they can not, under any circumstances, harrass you into payment, by phone, mail or in person & they may not threaten you or your credit standing in any way.3) You do not have to deal with a collection agency at any time. You are only obligated to deal with the original creditor, even if the agency has bought the account from them. You do not have to deal with them. 4) a collection agency can not put negative information on your credit file.5) so in short... all they can do is "nicely" ask you to pay your bill. But we all know that they generally go way beyond that.If you are having a problem with an agency, call the consumer bureau and report them and if it is a serious harassment issue, or call at your place of employment, contact the police and file charges. These are federal laws that they must follow, but most offen do not and will push it to the limit. Yes, several collectors have been fired and / or charged under these laws. Some even jailed. Their employers usually get a fine & tell the authorities they never asked the employee to do that, thus leaving the employee on their own to take the blame. True sharks in every way.If you are having financial issues, & most people do at one point or another in their lives, call a credit counselling service in your area. They are a free service in every province and will assist you. Do not deal with collectors on your own. If you can not afford to pay, the service will understand & work with you, without any judgement toward you, and no credit bruising. The calls stop immediately.

I have been getting calls from them as well.  I just refuse to pay them.  I continue to pay who I owe the money too.... :)Kinda pisses them off.

PER:  infoguyDATE: 10 May 2012Just so everyone knows, & this will-[***] the collection agents: by Federal Law, a collection agency has the power to "Ask You to pay your bill and offer assistance in setting up a payment schedule" That is all. 1) they are never allowed to call you at your place of employment for any reason.2) they can not, under any circumstances, harrass you into payment, by phone, mail or in person & they may not threaten you or your credit standing in any way.3) You do not have to deal with a collection agency at any time. You are only obligated to deal with the original creditor, even if the agency has bought the account from them. You do not have to deal with them. 4) a collection agency can not put negative information on your credit file.5) so in short... all they can do is "nicely" ask you to pay your bill. But we all know that they generally go way beyond that.If you are having a problem with an agency, call the consumer bureau and report them and if it is a serious harassment issue, or call at your place of employment, contact the police and file charges. These are federal laws that they must follow, but most offen do not and will push it to the limit. Yes, several collectors have been fired and / or charged under these laws. Some even jailed. Their employers usually get a fine & tell the authorities they never asked the employee to do that, thus leaving the employee on their own to take the blame. True sharks in every way.If you are having financial issues, & most people do at one point or another in their lives, call a credit counselling service in your area. They are a free service in every province and will assist you. Do not deal with collectors on your own. If you can not afford to pay, the service will understand & work with you, without any judgement toward you, and no credit bruising. The calls stop immediately.

I owe a little over two hundred dollars to BC Hydro and get calls from the above number. I am a senior and cannot afford to pay the bill at this time and informed the caller of my lack of funds. They now call at least 5 times a day. I do not answer as there are no futher developments in my situation. I have COPD and find it difficult to deal with the stress. I can't afford my medication never mind the bill. I explained that if my finances change I will pay. They just do not listen.

Keep getting calls from this number.  They do not leave a message.  My room-mate picked it up once and it started to 'ring back'.  I picked it up just now, and it went dead.  I *think* it's for me, because I *do* have a debt that was written off to a collection agency, however as a point of order I have NOT recieved a letter from the agency that took it over saying they took it over (they HAVE to do that before they start calling!)I'm not unwilling to start paying off this debt (I was unemployed when I defaulted on my credit card, but now things are a little more stable.)  However repeated calls with no message left and no one on the other end when picked up are just ridiculous.