I got the first call from (403) 255-8807 and he said it was about getting better rates on a credit card. I told him to take my name off his list and hung up. Two minutes later he called back from (905) 595-8640 and asked what my problem was, I said that he was a scam and that if he didnt leave me alone and take my name off the list I would phone the police, he said that we should conference call the police because he wasnt doing anything wrong, and then became very vulgar and explicit about what he was not doing to me that would warrent calling the police and I hung up. He then called me again from the second number and I said take me off your list he said what list and I hung up. I called the local police and they said to call 1-+1 888-495-8501 which is the Canadian Anti Fraud Center. I did call them but they were not open. We need to get this guy not sure why they cant trace his number and charge him with something. He sounds indian and is somewhat hard to understand.

Keep getting called from these people.  Will not stop.  One day called for approx 1 hours straight.  They do not leave messages.  Is there anyway to block these callers?

that idiotic pycho case Indian also called me asked me same questions n when i refused to tell he became rude with me...its scam

They called me many times. After calling me bank, they called me back and the man on the phone called me ([removed:lang] and some more of these nice words ) when I told him that I called my bank.One of the guy told me; We are calling from Calgary but after verifivation, Area Code 905 is in Ontario around Niagara Falls.They look like a bunch of crooks Canada accepted in our country.The best thing to do and to give these peoples a nice Canadian Hard Time: Cancel your credit cards and ask for new cards from your credit cards offices.Better be safe than sorry.Alain Berube.

I got a call around quarter after 4pm on March 30th, 2010, and when I answered the phone they hung up.  Upon looking the # up online, it appears other ppl. have gotten calls from this number with the same result, and when they call it back, a person with a east indian accent picks up, and says something about lowering your interest rate on something or other,