Billing ScamThis is the big one folks. The scammer will tell you that waiting for payments is unrealistic and you should be paid right away. They will offer to help you with this. When they sign up a client they will get advance payment. Of course what they don't tell you is you will be lucky to see 25% of that money. DO NOT LET ANYONE OTHER THAN A LICENSED COLLECTION AGENCY COLLECT FUNDS FOR YOUR BUSINESS.Scammers offer to take credit card payments for you as that is quicker. Trust me folks wait for Canada Post to deliver the check. It may take a few weeks but at least you will get it and can put it in your bank account and not the scammer's vacation fund.The scammer will also try for access to your bank account. NOPE NO DA NADA - ABSOLUTELY FRIGGING NOT. No one other than you or the accounting person you assign should ever ever have access to your bank account. You will be very poor and indebt very fast if you allow this.One question I was asked is how do you stop scammers from getting funds from your clients that you aren't aware of. Yup that is right they are collecting for extra stuff from your clients and pocketing all the money and you have no clue about. They get rich and you get poor.One of the easiest and most effective ways to stop a scammer is:Send a welcome letter to all clients. Yup that easy and that simple. In the letter put in about where all billing is to be sent and introduce yourself and make sure your email, phone number and extension number are on the letter and state clearly that you are the person to contact and that all payments are to be made out to your company and sent to your office address.Sounds simple doesn't it but it's not - you have to be on your toes. These scammers have been doing this for years and years and years and are never caught and never charged. There is a reason for this. Most companies are too embarrassed to admit they have been scammed so the scammer just keeps right on doing it.The average company is scammed for between $25000 and $500000.these guys are pros - it is how they live the high life and as far as they are concerned they are doing nothing wrong. It is just business.Of course you are out of business but they are in Marthas Vineyard sampling wine and don't give a damn about you.

I noticed 10-106 security has committed identity theft by lowering themselves to link another security companies web site to theirs.  WOW how low can you get. So basically if you log onto this www.secureprotection.ca you get this crap 10-106 security site. I learned that company changed there address to www.secureprotection.co so if you want a security company that is honest and does not commit identity theft and fraud call those guys. 10-16 security scam scam.

I'm not sure why the BBB is continually referenced.... contrary to popular belief, the BBB does not track every single business on the planet...... And if you aren't a member you can complain 11 trillion times and they will not make a note of it (or care).  Since you are not a BBB member, having no complaints makes perfect sense..... (because you have to join and be a member before the BBB gets involved at all).It's like claiming that the ACLU has nothing on record for you.... no s*** .... you aren't a member!

Found this address and website as well. If you look up the address and suit number though it comes back to a janitorial/cleaning company. http://www.ucallonline.com/contact-us.html149, 3901-54 AVE NECalgary

Lee,You do not need to be a member of the BBB to ask for a due diligence report or to make a report on a company or person associated with a company for that matter. Please feel free to contact them in regards to me and as stated previously to I will recify any situation that arises.Thanks,Ryan Soper