Caller: Debt Recovery (905) 366-0206

They called me this morning around 10:15am (Tues Feb 25, 2020) and left a voicemail message asking me to call them back. They identified themselves as "Debt Recovery" I have a few issues with this call:
(1) They called me Lucy (my name is Louise)
(2) I have no outstanding debts that I know of.
(3) I am not going to incur a long-distance charge by calling them back. If they were a reputable company, they would have a 1-800 number.

Caller: (905) 366-0205

Called me twice this morning I didn’t answer because I was trying to feed my 2 daughters then received an email saying to go to bmo bank make a payment of $140 because my bank charged them the nsf fee and I had a loan for a vehicle I had 4 years ago which I’m pretty sure insurance paid it off after hitting a deer on my way to work one morning. And I called this guy out on it being a scam and he got all snooty with me about it saying “good for you for doing your research”. Claiming he’s a debt collector and before when I spoke with them apparently they have a docket number and everything for this loan I haven’t paid back and threatened to take legal action

Caller: I don't know

Same complaint - same number from Mississauga. Many calls. - (905) 366-0206

Scam scam don't give any information!!!

A couple of calls from this number; didn't answer and don't get messages, so I don't know who they purport to be.
Patricia is absolutely right. Real companies don't behave like the above stories.

COLLECTION AGENCY LOCATED IN MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO CANADA
THERE WEBSITE: WWW.NCRI.CA

I use skype for my landline even though it is a USA number they still call me all the time, I figured out that in Skype you can BLOCK the number.

They know my name in the recorded message and call at all hours - now they are zapped

Must be a scam

I got a call from them. Threating to take me to court if I don't call them back by the end of the day. I was behind on my visa bill. In the last month I've paid $500 on my bill, and yet they still are calling. My visa account is still active, so I don't know is this a scam? Should I contact them? Or should I contact my visa to see if they did hire a collection company? Wouldn't I have received some letter or document in the mail?

Hello,I just received the same message from (905) 366-3483 and seems it is a scam. The message stated that is an NCR filed again me and that I should call back imediatelly otherwise they will proceed with action.

Yeah, just another debt-scavenger, shady possible scam.  They buy up bad debt for pennies on the dollar and try to collect on it. They've called me many times on a debt that was long paid off. I used to take their calls. The calls vary from pleasant and nice to  threatening "we're going to send you these DOCUMENTS and you better take them RIGHT to your LAWYER or we're going to PROCEED with this in the NECESSARY VENUE!!"Ask them to prove that you owe them money. If they ask for your address, you probably don't. If they really were working with the bank or the store that they claim to "represent," they would know that. If you tell them "I have no problem paying my debts, but I'm not in the habit of just giving money to people who call me out of nowhere and tell me to give them money," they'll usually stutter a bit on that and continue to try to get you to pay them something. Lots of words like "formal proceedings" and "on behalf of our client." The "office of [insert Jewish-sounding name so if you're a racist you assume he's a lawyer]" and "due to the finding of non-compliance of your contract."  It's all just a big dance around the fact that there is no lawyer, no lawsuit, no court date, no legal anything and I owe them nothing. You probably don't, either.When you ask them what the "documents" are, they tell you it's a list of your debts... repeated requests to send these "documents" to me resulted in them not sending anything but calling me three days later threatening to "take the appropriate actions."  "When I asked them what the "appropriate actions" were, I actually got the answer of "you don't even want to know what we could accuse you of." So the answer is "nothing."I finally got this supposed "document" (I gave them a rented mailbox that I'd been using for eBay exchanges). It looked like something your dad could do in MS Word in about 3 minutes using a template with information that ANYONE with access to the internet could get in about 15 minutes. Essentially just a print of a couple defaulted store cards from the 90s when I was in college. Both written off.Now I ignore them.

Making claims that a company is a scam based on your personal opinion is silly at best. Research the name with the BBB or any government agency and it shows clearly who they are. I base things on facts real companies have to be registered and licensed with the government.