Ive recieved 3-4 calls from this number and they just dont speak at all. Knowing now about these comments i cant wait until they do finally speak.....

Husband answered and they asked for me- guy sound like he was from Pakistan and then when my hubby said I wasn't home the guy then sounded like he had no accent- very strange

This No. is calling the B.C. area this morning
purporting to be from Royal bank attempting to sell a program agst identity theft as well as monitoring your credit reports.He was asking for an address to send the application form and maybe a creditcard No. in order to do the monthly debit after the first 3 month-trial. I hung up on him & inform RBC

This number called me at 934am, after a graveyard shift! Wasnt too happy, but I never answered

Somebody called me and asked for personal info including date of birth

Ignore/Block these calls.They offer Fraud protection from an outside source but say theyre with RBC.If you're interested in Fraud protection and identity theft protection deal with RBC directly and they'll get you sorted out, don't even answer the phone for these jokers.

I got the call from Famtel (902) 442-7646) on behalf of RBC, a well trained and fast speaker person trying to sale insurance service against identity theft by sending periodic credit reports, first 30 days free and then 7$/month charged to my credit card. He wanted me to give my full name, address and date of birthday. I refused and let him go.

Even if is legit you better stay away of this non-solicited services.
You'll be better off requesting the free reports directly to:
www.equifax.ca
www.transunion.ca

That is NOT the Royal Bank's website address. Looks like you are trying to cause more issues for people who don't know better and click on your questionable link.

I got this call, ?called like 10 times in one week.  I finally answered it and it was a fast talker offering some identity protection service.  I let him finish so I could ask some questions but as soon as he finished he wanted to confirm my name.  So I gave him a fake name and he took it because he has no information on me.  I also gave him a fake birth day and this clown completed the package. I promptly contacted RBC furiously because I do not recall ever authoring them to give my information to third parties.  RBC fraud department verified that they are not affiliated with famtel.  And my number has been on the do not call list in Canada for three years. However I think Rbc is being dishonest because I think the RBC insurance side is the one hiring out these companies.  I used to get calls from TRG on behalf of td bank as well. I called Rbc insurance and they played dumb but I refused to get off the line until I spoke to a supervisor.  I ended up closing my account with RBC.

This is a scam and it was confirmed by the security arm of the RBC; we called and discussed the issue. In order to be completely confident, RBC recommended that we cancel our credit card number.  We did so. This is an annoyance but luckily we do not have pre-authorized payments on our card.  It isn't worth the hassle.  If you get these calls?  Tell them you don't do business over the phone and if they have some terrific offer - do it by mail.  If they have your number, they have your address. If they ask?  Hang up, they've wasted enough of your valuable time.