This number IS NOT calling on behalf of RBC.
I contacted RBC, and they have no knowledge of this company... any marketing they do, is with a 1-800 number, that is clearly identified on call display as RBC

It is a RBC telemarketing company never trust them or give them private information even if they claim to be apart of a larger parent company such as RBC.

contact RBC website complaints insurance and send them the message.

I feel like a total idiot, i finially said yes to this stupid credit alert thing. just to shut them up.but no im scared. what should I do?

I got a call which my husband answered two days ago asking for me and then tonight I answered the same  call.  778 is a BC cell phone number.  Like everyone here, they want to give me a free credit report and the next report which comes out monthly will cost me $18 a month and will be charged to my RBC visa.  The guy speaks perfect English and very smooth trying to push me to agree and told me I only have to call back to cancel the charge if I decide not to get a monthly credit report.  I listened to his whole script wondering why RBC would do such a thing to their customer and why would I need a monthly credit report on my credit status.  I asked him why would RBC give him authority to call me?  He said they are a marketing firm RBC hired and then kept pushing me to confirm my name!  Somehow they knew my first name and home number.  I don't know from where though cause my home number is not under my name.  Anyways, I gave my RBC rep a nasty e-mail saying if you hired Famtel to solicit something to me, I will be VERY upset and I need to speak to someone who is dealing with this marketing campaign.  Will see what RBC has to say.

As all have been saying a woman's voice then a man comes on wanting to give me a free credit report for a month then about $20.00 a month after. I did not go for it because my number is unlisted and I will not give my name out. If they are from my bank then they would have my name, number and other info and they would know who I was and not have to ask for it. So be carefull who you talk with and don't give out any thing info.

RBC doesn't do there own telemarketing, they contract it out like every other company in the world...

They just called me and it was definitely fishy. A woman first replied asking for so-and-so and I said this person was not available and if I could take a message. Then I get a man saying he's calling on behalf of RBC. I was totally thrown off with the switch and thought I was talking to a machine that was ready for the rejection. RBC never uses a cell phone to contact people unless it's like your financial advisor but even then they wouldn't. I would say just ignore the call or tell them they have the wrong number.

Anyone who calls and I don't recognize the number, I let it go to an automated voice mail box. If they care about talking to me they can leave a message with the phone number to be reached. If they hang up with no voice message their number automatically goes to my block number list. And that is what happened to (778) 383-3383.And yes it is a telemarketing company on behalf of RBC. However I have another solution. If you get a telemarketing phone call (don't be afraid of been NASTY), beside a "Hello" at the beginning of the call don't say anything and let the sales person do his own speech and when he/she spend enough time  to rave about the business tell them "NO ENGLISH" and then hang up. LOLI can assure you if you do it few times no one would call you from that company anymore