Someone from Aimia Proprietary Loyalty Canada Inc., on *behalf of* RBC. They are trying to get you to sign up for InfoProtector. It automatically is billed to your RBC credit card. Not a scam but they are telemarketing.I work in a call centre and it is not odd for a large company (like RBC) to employ a call centre (like Equinox) to do all their calling for them. Did any of you bother to listen past "Thank you for calling Equinox..." ?To read up on InfoProtector via RBC http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/credit-cards/infoprotector/index.htmlTo read up on Equinox http://equinoxtm.com/

They've called me 14 times in the past week (twice a day, once before lunch, then again in the evening)....supposedly from RBC...told him to stop f***ing calling me a few times...going to try a new approach next time...have some fun with it lol

these a***oles call me every afternoon and don't leave a voicemail. i obviously dont pick up.

This number calls often.  I never answer.  No voicemail left.  Telus mobile number in Ontario.  I deal with RBC.

These calls are from a telemarketer that is linked to RBC. I called RBC and there was a note that was added to my account to call for services I may be interested. I asked them to take me off of the list and to make sure I was on the Do Not Call list. This was done without any problem what so ever. The telemarketing calls should stop within a day or two. Hope this helps.

these [***] call me every afternoon and don't leave a voicemail. i obviously dont pick up.