416-750-6018 / 4167506018

THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A PERSON TELLING LIES, ATTEMPTING TO GET PERSONNAL INFOMATION FROM YOU UNDER FALSE PRETENCE. PROBABLE A TELMARKETTER BEING USED BY THE BANK TO AVOID EMPLOYING QUALIFIED STAFF, OR A STAFF PERSON WORKING FROM HOME AND RECEIVING PENIES ON THE DOLLAR FROM THE BANK. PLEASE NOTE THAT BANK FEES STILL REMAIN HIGH AND EXECUTIVES LIVE ABOVE THEIR MEANS.

I truly loathe Scotiabank. They've been placing their Junk phone calls to my house for over a year now, no matter what I do to get them to stop. I've phoned and e-mailed them to ask/demand that the calls cease forever, but it does no good. I'm also on the do not call list, but obviously Scotiabank is too important to recognize and honour the do not call list. I have never done business with Scotiabank and never will. I will, however, try to convince as many people as possible to either cease doing business with them or never start.

Well, in fact, 1-800-472-6842 is a phone number printed on the back of my bank card.. ya.

I too have received a call on Sept 23/2009 re:416-750-6018. I do not have an acct with Scotia that even uses the number that was called. So I don't know how they got my home number. It is obviously an attempt to get info.

It isn't a scam....they call fromt hat number with a recorded number if you're card has potentially been compromised at a machine or point of sale. I missed teh call from this number but called the number on the scotiabank site under contact us and spoke to a representative who explained that they had put a hold on my account until I got a new card. They are protecting you, not scamming you. I know that I for one feel safe knowing that my bank is taking pre-emptive measures to prevent my account being breached.

Take it easy you guys. It's only ScotiaBank calling to confirm something. They always call me from that number soon after I open a new account Online or RRSP or even make a change to my account. It's just them trying to proctect you.Sam

Found this number had left a BNS "compromised" card message on my answering machine and was suspicious but wondered when they said to go to the branch. Sure enough there was an unaccounted for debit that was pretty recent. I'm glad they phoned.That number is probably a general number they use for phoneing clients on everything from selling stuff to security, probably a database dialer of some sort.The moral of the story is if you get a call and they aren't asking for info but are telling you to go to the bank I would pay attention.

i got a call but missed it; i got a call again today and after reading the above knew they would keep trying until i tell them to get lostit was scotiabank calling regarding my scene points card for famous players; they wanted to get more info for my preapprove scene visa card; i told them i don't want it; i got a nice person and she didn't push

they have called my cell twice, once this past friday evening at precisely 8:12pm Central time, and tonight at 8:14pm. They did not leave a msg, nor did i take the call. i bank at Scotia - did they sell our telephone/contact info? reading previous notes, this seems to be consistent....

Claiming to be a "curtesy call" from Scotiabank. SCAM.