My mother just got ANOTHER call from these people.  I was livid and called the law firm and gave them s**t.  I have also called CRTC - DO NOT CALL LIST (her number was registered) and reported them 1-+1 866-580-3625,then called PHONEBUSTERS - THEY DEAL WITH FRAUDULENT PHONE CALLS 1-+1 888-495-8501 and will be calling THE LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA 1-+1 800-668-7380 shortly to report them. PLEASE - anyone who gets calls from these morons report them to ALL 3 instituions. Unfortunately, they have probably ripped off countless people and it needs to stop.

Have gotten this message twice now.  Anyone else have case number 20104544?

You will find a lot of info about these  fraudsters at this link.http://www.canadian-money-advisor.ca/press-release.html

So tonight i get this call from this number saying my name and that its important and to push any buttom on my touch tone phone to speak to an agent. the message was automated number one clue in my brain because if a law office agent want to speak to me i would be getting a real person calling me, number two i live in alberta so its a two hour difference from ontario so they called at 5:47pm my time so thats 7:47pm ontario alittle past close don't ya think. number three when i called the number back they said all there agents were busy and to leave a message and someone will call back, no buisness hours and a message really. im not believing this crap for a min and i even check the natale law office web site and its a little plan jane .

To represent themselves as a Law Office is a significant breach of, guess what...The Law. So, the Law Society of Ontario should be looking at this and should be subjecting the caller(s) to the usual tests before:1. Asking the phone companies to close their accounts (which I can only hope are in the private name(s) of the individual(s) involved.2. Obtain an order preventing them from carrying out this kind of activity or any phone or internet-related, non-opt-in, attempt to infringe on the privacy of Canadian citizens.3.Cause them to repay any and all communications or other charges incurred by victims of their calling campaign, including regular cell phone charges.4. Should a practicing lawyer have lent his or her name and professional designation to the effort (for example, a collection agency), determine whether the effort is, in any fashion, in breach of Canada's privacy laws.  This would include both the collection and dissemination of information gathered via this or other campaigns and acquired databases.5. If found to be allowable under the law, require this agency to identify itself and provide out-out options and confirmation of same on both its call facility and its website.