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.

Please remove me from your call list

They called me yesterday from a different number but the process was the same. A man with poor English ( sounded asian) confirms if I am who I am then transfers the line quickly to a professional sounding gentleman ( probably Caucasian) this time though I said yes I'll take the credit alert what info do you need from me? My first and last name? Sure first name g-o. Last name f-u-c-k y-o-u-r-s-e-l-f. After I spelt out my cleverly phrased "name" the man transferred me without saying anything to a lady with broken english who wanted to confirm my name as well so I spelt it out again and she said it didn't match up to the name they had on file .  Then hung up on me. I'm telling you it's fun to mess with scammers don't let them win . I know these guys are scammers they have called from 250 numbers 323 numbers are local area codes all the same voices meaning they are using a system similar to the magic jack which allows you to create your own phone number wherever you may be in the world. Don't be fooled folks.

Second time they called. I do not answer unidentied callers. Plus, I am hardhearing, I did not hear the ring.

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

got a call from this number. when i answered, a man said quickly that "sorry i cannot hear you right now and i am sorry but i will have to call you back another time".

I'm in Toronto. They called and knew my name and said it's about RBC Benefits but it sounded like he was calling from a cell phone on the highway. I said I'm busy now.