800-932-9022
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Report a phone call from 800-932-9022 and help to identify who and why is calling from this number.
- RachetgrrlThey had my numver and a wrong name and would not tell me why they were calling....
In fact when I asked they said they needed more info from me in order to help me.
I insisted they tell me who they were first, and they did NOT.
I hung up promptly.
If they are doing collecyions, I'd like to know id someone has my identity, becasue I do not own a TD Visa card.
They would not say how they got my number.- Caller: Unkown
- CalendarI received a call from this number asking for a person with a different first name than me, but the same last name. I asked them what they wanted, but they did not offer any information, they just kept asking for the person. I told them the person was not at this place, and they said good-bye.
- I Hate ScammersThese guys are scammers. They claim that they are from a collections agency, or TD Green Visa. They are not. When they call they won't identify themselves, but ask for sensitive information. Do not give it to them. Report calls received to TD Fraud at 1-866-222-3456.
- ANONYMOUS| 8 repliesTHERE IS A REASON YOU ARE RECEIVING THIS CALL. OBVIOUSLY IT IS NOT FOR ANY RANDOM REASON. IT IS QUITE LEGITIMATE DESPITE YOUR SUSPICIOUS NOTIONS. I HOPE THIS HELPS. OBVIOUSLY FOR PRIVACY ISSUES, WE CAN NOT DISCLOSE WHY WE ARE CALLING TO 3RD PARTIES. THAT IS 3RD PARTY DISCLOSURE AND PUTS OUR JOB POSITION IN QUITE THE PREDICAMENT. STOP BEING SOO NOSY!
- WTHMy father received a call asking for me but didnt say where they are calling from. They were rude and threatning. I have not called back this number but I am skeptical of outcome.
- Caller: CV Revenue Agency
- Dixon myazzI just recieved that lovely call from these scammers as well. TD will never never never ever call you and ask you personal questions such as sin # and 3 digits on the back of your credit card. These low lifes have likely come across your credit card number and only need the three digit security number on the back to treat themselves to a shopping spree on your expense. Best bet is to always go to your local branch, I just called td and was told my card is in good standing and they have no record of anyone there trying to contact me or does that number they call from belong to td or visa or an of their third party groups. Please people don't let these low lifes take your information, should you get a call from them call td let them know and they will tell you to report the call to the RCMP. These people are the scum of our society who can't get real jobs or any job for that matter and have to resort to this stuff, I bet they make their parents proud.
Also, I love how these scammers read these posts, notice the above post who claims they work at td visa? Do you really think a call centre rep is told to write these messages online and speak like a total goon?
visa number 4502 5636 3276 3477
security # 559
there's my info you scammers, now go spend my money. - Jasper| 2 repliesThis company is a legitimate collections agency. I had them call me in regards to my Emerald Visa. In which I owe a large amount of money. They are quite secretative at first, however only for security reasons. I had no problems with them. They actually helped me work out a plan with the TD bank DIRECTLY to have a lower monthly payment. I now deal with the bank and still pay the bank my monthly payment, not this agency. Just be careful because there are scammers out there! But also give these guys a chance to help you!
- MalaRegardless of their legitimacy, all Collections Agencies are required by law to identify where they are calling from (their company name). Unless they identify themselves, consumers have no obligation to give them any information. Even if they have the wrong #, they may not talk about what they are calling about but are legally obligatwed to identify themselves. Whether they like it or not. And they bank on general consumers not knowing the collection laws in place to protect them.
Also, if they are calling for someone who does not reside in your home, you are fully within your rights to ask to be put on their Do Not Call List, which applies to them as much as telemarketers.
And of course, they dont' want any one to know any of that, otherwise, they could not force people into paying debts by hiding behind the lack of information provided to the general public. They know the laws, they just refuse to abide by them
Good luck all!- Caller: Unsure - Collection Agency
- John MajorReceived two calls ina row from different people there. Then a third call from an unknown number. I do owe TD Visa money, so perhaps they are a legitimate collection business. HOWEVER they are legally obligated to provide:
a) their name
b) the agency they represent
Also, if you instruct them to contact you only by mail, they are legally obligated to. I suggest anyone with a collection action against them brush up on the Debt Collection Act and the BC Consumer Protection Act.
The ridiculous anon. post above from the collction guy is probably fairly representative of how the company operates - breaking the law, counting on the ignorance of the people they are collecting against.- Caller: collection agency?
- Jim JukesIf these scumbags are collecting on behalf of TD Visa it is a company called NORDON/NCN. They have a website and offices across Canada. They often use dozens of different numbers to avoid detection. Those who are harassed should record the dates and times called of any suspect numbers and forward them to the appropriate government agency that regulates colection services. You can also get a log from your phone company.
- Caller: possibly NCN
- Harold LambyCollection agency that regularly violates the law. they call and lie about who they are, they ask for sensitive information, and they leave misleading messages. This company is called Total Credit Recovery, based in Ontario: 225 Yorkland Blvd, Toronto, Ontario M2J 4Y7
If you feel you are being harassed or your rights violated, you can lay a seperate complaint for each violation. If you get enough complaints they may lose their license, or have it suspended.
This company has TD Visa as one of its big clients. **may also be affiliated with NCN/Nordon- Caller: Total Credit Recovery
- Call type: Debt collector
- my two centsOK, first of all if a collection agency call, do you guys have a contract with them? they are third party as long you consent to deal with them you are hoop.Second, they buy probabilities, if you contract with them
buy agreement or negotiation you are hoop. Third Google money is debt and the two faces of debt and uneducate yourself this is not a legal advice only a comment for education. - chong replies to ANONYMOUSthis is a third party collection agency.they often call people with same last name taking chances they get the right party. They are collection agency for TD VISA. I had numerous call for a person who has same last name than me. In the phone book only my initial appears with my last name. Obviously they are looking for someone and calling my house. I ask them to stop and there was never a call after
- Dontcallme| 1 replyGot a call from this number. They were looking for a Darlene A. Willson. Now, that isn't me. But, a number of years ago, I believe she was a neighbour of mine living 2 doors down from me. I have no clue where she went to when she moved out of her place. They obviously have that address as her last known address, did a reverse address search, found me as living close by, and left the message with me. All the message said was to call (800) 932-9022 x530 something or other.
- Caller: Unknown
- Call type: Debt collector
- gaspastor replies to ANONYMOUSThere is no legal reason why when you initiate a call you cannot disclose who you are. If you cannot be honest and upfront, stop calling...Pretty simple.
- kelilaAs I ignored multiple calls from TD (thought they were trying to sell my insurance again), I actually returned the call from this company. They are an external collection agency and it was regarding my line of credit. which was very overdue for a payment. They ask for information: address, date of birth, phone number to confirm your identity. They are legit. I would not have given my SIN if they had asked, but they didn't. They are collectors working on behalf of TD when an account is in arrears. They will report a payment for you to your bank.
- Call type: Debt collector
- emyI received a call 2day from this number asking for my husband because as they said he has a due bill wz TD bank which never has account with & when I ask what account ? the reply was so aggressive as If he(my husband) didn't till me ,they won't . & till now I don't know who is the caller's last name , just
the first name is Ash, no company name ,just TD bank agency. - sick of these peopleI am done with these people phoning everyday. they phone from a long distance/ private caller then leave a five minute message that u can't understand. the only thing that u hear is the phone #and extention they want u to call back. i have talked to the RCMP and they said if it is a # u don't know don't bother answering it
- Caller: could not understand
- ChiWho is this
- Caller: Unknown
- Michael replies to ANONYMOUSSure. Let's take the word of an anonymous scumbag.
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