Block the number immediately and avoid answering any further calls. These automated messages claim to be from a collection agency named Excel and often ask for personal details or an urgent payment. Recognize that legitimate creditors rarely use vague voice‑mail scripts or pressure tactics. Add the offending line to your phone’s block list, report the number to the national Do‑Not‑Call registry, and consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office. Never share your ID, birthdate, or banking info with unknown callers. If a debt is real, the agency will mail a written notice and provide a clear way to verify it.
A collection agency called 'Excel' periodically calls me looking for a friend who used me as a reference, but I dont ansfer the call and they dont leave a message.
You should register your phone number with the DO NOT CALL LIST in Canada, thats what I did
You should go to the canadian do not call list website and register your number, its pretty helpful
I am astonished that these calls have continued, with the caller hanging up after I say hello a few times, and this has been happening every other day
For the past three years, I've been receiving daily calls asking for someone named Larry Popper, but I have no idea who that is or why they're calling.
It appears that someone attempted to deceive me into paying $1500, claiming it would improve my credit score. Although they had some accurate information, their story didn't add up. When I asked for a breakdown of the supposed debt, they hesitated. I informed them that if there was a genuine issue, my landlord would have contacted me directly or taken legal action. The individual on the phone claimed my credit would be affected the next day, but I've checked and found no changes. This is clearly a scam, and I'm concerned about others who might fall victim to it.
For three weeks now, ive been recieving alot of calls from this phone number everyday, they should stop it
This number has been flagged as a potential scam, as they have requested my ID and other personal informations.
A plethora of numbers, including 647-722-6772 and 416-646-9029, are involved in a phishing scam to obtain personal info by using similar names; they're interconnected, with companies like Excel and Globe & Mail implicated, and it's crucial to block them
I've compiled a list of numbers used by scammers, inclucling 647-722-6772, 416-646-9029, and many others, they claim to be from excel and globe and mail, but its just a scam, I hope this helps.
Apparently, you were informed twice, yet seem to be the sole poster in this thread, perhaps you should consider reading, learning and adhering to the rules? As an aside, the posts are still availible, which is a false accusion on your part.
This is likely a scam, as legitimate companies wouldn't call repeatedly, and it's probably a attempt to obtain personal ID
It's advisable to disregard this call and block the number immediately, as it appears to be a scam.
It's evident that this is a scam, as they're attempting to gather personal information such as names and IDs, and it's crucial not to fall for their tactics, as they use multiple numbers to carry out their fraudulent activities.
Excell company is defenitly a scam, as they have been calling me for ten years, looking for the wrong person, which is absolutly ridiculous, and a clear sign of their incompitence
It seems Excel doesn't bother to verify whether you actually owe money or not, and they don't listen to what you have to say on the phone about not owing them money or wanting them to stop calling.
Even after five years, these scammers continue to call, looking for someone with a wrong name, in an attempt to elicit personal information. Their methods, including using sites that may contain malware, are clearly illegitimate and should be ignored, especially when dealing with unknown numbers.
These calls are not actualy from Excel, although they claim to be, I answered one of their calls a few months ago and since then, I've been recieving alot of calls, up to four or five a day, from different numbers, a google search of the numbers brings me to pages like this.
It appears that this number is used by a collection agency located near Toronto, known for contacting outdated phone numbers, and the recommended course of action is to contact the agency directly to complain
The frequency of these calls is overwhelming, occurring every other day and showing no signs of stopping.
An automated call was received, searching for an individual not associated with the called number, without stating the purpose of the call; a return call was made to identify the caller.
The reason for these calls is unclear, as no invoices or correspondence have been received from them
A similair name was used by the caller, which happend to be my ex-husbands sister's maiden name...but I still told them I dont know ennybody by that name.
Repeated calls have been received with messages for an unknown person, and the caller has been informed that the person does not reside at this location.
over the past day, this number has called twice, leaving a robotic message on the second attempt
The number 877-318-9029 is a scam
Excell collections appears to be a front for illicit activities, allegedly used by individuals with substance abuse issues.
A scamming tactic involves calling individuals with similar names or last names, attempting to elicit a response and gain personal information. The scammers may ask security questions, such as the person's birthday, in an attempt to steal their identity.
Over the past three weeks, I have received numerous calls from this number, among others, with automated messages and a live representative named Elizabeth, all claiming to be from Excel and requesting urgent contact; this is a blatant scam, and I have advised them to cease calls
Twice per day, morning and afternoons, i recieve these calls, with a message stating "This is an importint message for XXXX from Xcel...."