We have been getting calls from this number as well. We had to get financing for a vehicle is how they got our phone number because it is an unlisted private phone number. They are very annoying, rude, obnoxius and sometimes they hang up when you do answer the phone, they won't leave a message on voicemail. I just want them off our back for good. I just did a report to the RCMP office in my area and they will be charged with harrassment. I will also be blocking their number.

Please get the Toronto municipal government to shut them down.

Have no idea who they are. And am always put on hold till there is a rep available and the music they use is awful gets under my skin like some evil entity.lol Seriously if they need to talk then the agent needs to be right there when they call not on hold. They don't get my business with that attitude.

Try a free telemarketer blocking software. Or let your provincial or state. Ministry or government office of business look into it. You will get better results. Ministry of Consumer and Business Services Ontario Canada :To file a complaint Online. https://www.consumerbeware.mgs.gov.on.ca/compform/english/complaint.aspPlease copy and paste above in other forums Please and thank you.

CBV calls looking for the debit to be paid or they will take me to court to get the money. I invited him to do so because he already knows I have declared bankruptcy and his calls should have ceased. The caller  became angry and his language became very rude. I now have a whistle beside my phone.

It is a collection agency. CBV, in Toronto.Just so everyone knows, & this will p****off the collection agents: by Federal Law, a collection agency has the power to "Ask You to pay your bill and offer assistance in setting up a payment schedule" That is all. 1) they are never allowed to call you at your place of employment for any reason. 2) they can not, under any circumstances, harrass you into payment, by phone, mail or in person & they may not threaten you or your credit standing in any way. 3) You do not have to deal with a collection agency at any time. You are only obligated to deal with the original creditor, even if the agency has bought the account from them. You do not have to deal with them. 4) a collection agency can not put negative information on your credit file. 5) so in short... all they can do is "nicely" ask you to pay your bill. But we all know that they generally go way beyond that.If you are having a problem with an agency, call the consumer bureau and report them and if it is a serious harrassment issue, or call at your place of employment, contact the police and file charges. These are federal laws that they must follow, but most offen do not and will push it to the limit. Yes, several collectors have been fired and / or charged under these laws. Some even jailed. Their employers usually get a fine & tell the authorities they never asked the employee to do that, thus leaving the employee on their own to take the blame. True sharks in every way.If you are having financial issues, & most people do at one point or another in their lives, call a credit councilling service in your area. They are a free service in every province and will assist you. Do not deal with collectors on your own. If you can not afford to pay, the service will understand & work with you, without any judgement toward you, and no credit bruising. The calls stop immediately.

It is a collection agency. CBV, in Toronto.Just so everyone knows, & this will piss off the collection agents: by Federal Law, a collection agency has the power to "Ask You to pay your bill and offer assistance in setting up a payment schedule" That is all. 1) they are never allowed to call you at your place of employment for any reason. 2) they can not, under any circumstances, harrass you into payment, by phone, mail or in person & they may not threaten you or your credit standing in any way. 3) You do not have to deal with a collection agency at any time. You are only obligated to deal with the original creditor, even if the agency has bought the account from them. You do not have to deal with them. 4) a collection agency can not put negative information on your credit file. 5) so in short... all they can do is "nicely" ask you to pay your bill. But we all know that they generally go way beyond that.If you are having a problem with an agency, call the consumer bureau and report them and if it is a serious harrassment issue, or call at your place of employment, contact the police and file charges. These are federal laws that they must follow, but most offen do not and will push it to the limit. Yes, several collectors have been fired and / or charged under these laws. Some even jailed. Their employers usually get a fine & tell the authorities they never asked the employee to do that, thus leaving the employee on their own to take the blame. True sharks in every way.If you are having financial issues, & most people do at one point or another in their lives, call a credit councilling service in your area. They are a free service in every province and will assist you. Do not deal with collectors on your own. If you can not afford to pay, the service will understand & work with you, without any judgement toward you, and no credit bruising. The calls stop immediately.