Had the same call.  Right surname wrong name, but initials were correct.  When I asked what was all this about, a girl said it's a small business matter, apologized, and hung up.The number displayed was (780) 441-4000

This number belongs to NCO Financial. They are a collection agency and not the most honest company on the block.When they call I tell them I have no outstanding business with NCO and that if they feel I owe money to please contact me in writing.  If they ask me for an address I tell them that if their concern is legitimate they already have my address.  :)It is more difficult for collectors to lie when they contact you in writing. This is exactly why I insist and why they don't like to.

Who called?

see messages left under 800 notes.  Do not even answer the phone, return all mail unopened, and forget about them.  Don't let them ruin your day, but don't let them trap you.  In Alberta, they cannot sue you on a debt over 2 years old UNLESS you acknowledge the debt &/or make even one cent of a payment --- no payments, no comments, do not answer the phone, have nothing to do with them.

Carey Shaw

10109 106 St Nw, Suite 600
Edmonton, AB T5J 1H3

(780) 441-4000
Job:Services Financiers Nco Collection, Branch Manager

This phone number belongs to Pamela Hayes of NCO Financial in Edmonton.  NCO Financial is a collection agency.  They are not exactly the most reputable firm on the planet.  A Google search of NCO Financial will bring up more of their unethical and/or illegal garbage than I can possibly post here.

Pamela and NCO Financial also use the toll-free number 1 +1 877-237-2215.  Note that any time you dial a toll-free number, the company you called sees your phone number.  Even if you block your Caller ID.

The best way to contact NCO Financial is to call the main number (780) 441-4000) collect from a pay phone.  That way your real number does not appear on their phone bill and NCO Financial has the added hassle of paying for collect call.