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NCO, "Canada's leading outsourcing company, who conduct marketing programmes on behalf of Fortune 500 companies". When I called the number it also made a reference at the end to Hbc (ie Hudsons Bay Company / The Bay), so I guess they were doing some marketing for Hbc.

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In case you are getting calls from the wonderful people at NCO Financial Systems. You should read some messages people have posted about this company. Apart from having to pay $1.5 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), there are also many many claims of state and federal violations of legislation like the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

The company purchases old debt from people like your cellphone provider, hospitals and the government for pennies on the dollar and then tries to collect it. You may have even already paid the bill, like I had, but that is really a minor irrelevant point. The reality is, much if not most of this debt is so old noone has any obligation to repay any of it, least of all not to NCO. Many people have been harassed for debt belonging to neighbors, relatives, old residents of the same address, and co-workers. Don’t pay NCO a penny.

NCO Financial Systems is an accounts receivable management company based in Horsham, Pennsylvania. Besides Fixed Fee Collections, First Party Collections and Third Party Collection Services, they are also a leading purchaser of bad debt and charge-offs. NCO may be attempting to collect a debt you owe to companies like Citibank, Chase, AOL and Verizon or it may be collecting debt it has purchased.

In 2004, NCO was fined $1.5 million to settle "Federal Trade Commission charges that it violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) by reporting inaccurate information about consumer accounts to credit bureaus." (FTC NCO Case File 992-3012)

In 2006, NCO paid $300,000 in settlement to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania after an investigation of over 800 complaints to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection. (PA Attorney General Press Release)