Don't let these peckerheads intimidate you. They use threatening calls to try to get money out of people. I just tell them to piss off. I know for a fact I dont own anything since Im not in debt. They can take up there plausible cause with the business end of my expensive shotgun :). Good day.

Not true I was quite nice till she started getting rude and literally. Screaming at me and the person she was looking for doesn't even reside at this number

This number (905) 663-1440 just called me and I did not pick up. Upon retrieving my message, it's a lady that claims I need to call her back about my house. I have no idea what she wants. She did not even mention where she is calling from or who she is. Very unprofessional and awkward for someone to just mention your address.

Former Employee... first... why are you a "former" employee... if Pomer and Boccia is as great as you are saying why did you leave??? or were you one of the "collectors" harassing the wrong people and got fired??? or maybe its the fact that you can't spell... Sadly... not everyone is as perfect as yourself, and some of us have fallen on hard times... but since you're "perfect", you wouldn't know anything like that.

Presently, I've been the victim of harassment from the wonderful Pomer and Boccia, and I'm not the "deadbeat" that has been sent there!!!  oops, but however Pomer and Boccia is perfect (isn't that right former employee???), and they follow the Collection Agent Act to the "T"!!! (we all know that Pomer and Boccia is a law office, with a division of Debt Recovery, which is a registered Collection Agent and must follow the Act like everyone else)   This "perfect" collector that has been harassing me, has divulged every bit of debt the intended person owes, has left horrible rude messages on my voice mail.  Has called back after I've hung up on her, cursing and swearing at me... threatening a whole bunch of BS (WOW all illegal actions, go figure!!!)...What an amazingly Professional company your former employer is... The Ministry was very interested in what I had to tell them when I filed a formal complaint with them.

I just hope.... "Former Employee" that your life remains "perfect" and you never fall on hard times

PS.... just to rant a touch more...  Why don't you ask these people why they've fallen behind, and have been sent to a collection agent.... Why don't you ask them what has happened in their lives before you assume that everyone who has debt who can't pay their bills are deadbeats!!!! Really... You make me sick!!!

(905) 663-1425 Mr Zackaria... These people called claiming to be lawyers which they are not.  There is no managment person to speak with.  They are extremely rude and offered me false information.  They are a fraud.

this is  a real law firm that does collections,dont fool yourself people do the proper research!

I have kept 4 messages on my machine from this company, all from the same screaming lady who will not let you talk.  She has, by letting my machine record her message, put herself on the line with the lies she has told, I've got everything from having her telling me her bailiff will show up to put a notice on my house about the debt, to her not being able to find a payment I made to the credit card co (even though I have the returned cashed cheque from my bank) & telling me I have now commited fraud by 'lying' to her, amazing!!!  If there's anything I can do or forward this for complaint, please advise me.

This is a completely legitimate law firm (legal professional corporation) that has a collection agency as a separate department. Just google them! The people calling you are not lawyers, nor do they ever say they are. But they are working within a law firm. They are not scammers, and what they are doing is perfectly legal.  Remember that any creditor or properly designated collection agency can sue you (in Small Claims Court if the amount is under $25k). The paperwork is ridiculously simple to fill out, you certainly don't need to be a lawyer to do it. Some agencies will, some won't... they will all have a dollar value threshold and it will also depend on various other factors.   (Whether they think you have assets or employment income, the time elapsed, the documentation of the debt they have, how busy they are...).  I defaulted on 2 payday loans in the $500 range. I ignored the first one and got taken to Small Claims. I ended up paying the whole amount plus about $250 in court costs. So when P&B contacted me about the other one, I made them a settlement offer and settled for slightly less than they asked for. Would they have bothered to sue for $500?  Who knows. Could they? In my particular case, sure they could have, if they wanted to. I wasn't about to call their bluff.