Sample complaints we have found for (613) 667-5300
no thanks
Annoying call again, someone will someday call and I will not pick up due to these telemarkers....get a life...you never hear from me, except reporting to the AUTHORITIES...FED UP WITH PAYING PHONE BILLS FOR SCAMS...PLAN TO DISCONNECT FROM BELL
Jay from Ottawa
Got a call from them on my office phone line (a I've never given away to anyone).
If you can stand listning to the message long enough, they tell you to hit 9 to remove your number from their list. Lets see if it actually works.
Francis
Again, "Reduce your debt" spam (left a voice message)...No, I wouldn't dial 1 on my telephone...Boy, would I like to know...I don't have any debts!!!!How did they get that WRONG information!!!This is pure harrassement!!!
Jay from Ottawa
They sadly don't indentify which company they're calling from / on behalf of.One of us will have to have enough courage to hit 1 :)
ProfGenius
Same thing...debt scam. Calls are circulating all through our office here (people all have similar #s)
jenny
got calls on all my phone numbers, including unlisted numbers. all with same annoying message. We should report this to authorities! Punish this spammer!
This was suggested: Here's what to do if you get a call from these deadbeats:
1. File an online complaint with the CRTC: https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/plt-cmp-eng
2. File an online complaint with the federal Anti-Fraud Division: https://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/RECOL/login.aspx?lang=en
3. File an online complaint with the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Protection: https://www.consumerbeware.mgs.gov.on.ca/compform/english/complaint.asp
4. Call the RCMP in your province (see list on right for your province) and the national headquarters in Ottawa to report them: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cont/index-eng.htm
5. Write to them warning you will take them to Small Claims Court if they keep calling your number. Send the letter via registered mail so that you have a record for the courts. In the letter warn them they have been reported to the CRTC, RCMP, the federal Anti-Fraud unit and the Ontario Attorney General (Consumer Protection is part of the AG office) and put all numbers that they are calling and request a letter in writing from them or you will take them to court for violation of privacy (protected by provincial and federal law).
6. If they call you can hit *57 after the call to log that call with your provider's harassment division. This should be a free charge and if your provider charges you for it, dispute it. Telus and Bell offers it for free.
Comments on (613) 667-5300
Sample complaints we have found for (613) 667-5300
no thanks
Jay from Ottawa
Generic eletronic recording marketting debt solutions.
If you can stand listning to the message long enough, they tell you to hit 9 to remove your number from their list. Lets see if it actually works.
Francis
Jay from Ottawa
ProfGenius
jenny
This was suggested: Here's what to do if you get a call from these deadbeats:
1. File an online complaint with the CRTC: https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/plt-cmp-eng
2. File an online complaint with the federal Anti-Fraud Division: https://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/RECOL/login.aspx?lang=en
3. File an online complaint with the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Protection: https://www.consumerbeware.mgs.gov.on.ca/compform/english/complaint.asp
4. Call the RCMP in your province (see list on right for your province) and the national headquarters in Ottawa to report them: http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cont/index-eng.htm
5. Write to them warning you will take them to Small Claims Court if they keep calling your number. Send the letter via registered mail so that you have a record for the courts. In the letter warn them they have been reported to the CRTC, RCMP, the federal Anti-Fraud unit and the Ontario Attorney General (Consumer Protection is part of the AG office) and put all numbers that they are calling and request a letter in writing from them or you will take them to court for violation of privacy (protected by provincial and federal law).
6. If they call you can hit *57 after the call to log that call with your provider's harassment division. This should be a free charge and if your provider charges you for it, dispute it. Telus and Bell offers it for free.
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