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Aug 20, 2013
There is a new stalking law in place. They are not covered by consumer protection laws if they fail to identify themselves or the purpose of their calls - you should read up on it and see what their responsibilities are.
Start reporting the incidents to police and start a file that you believe you are being stalked. Failing to identify their company, the full name of the individual, their employee number/license and the purpose of their call is considered an attempt to commit fraud on an individual and is a criminal code offence.
the other remedy is to ask them to send you documentation as you do not engage in conversations over the phone. if they persist, contact the police and file a harassment claim. Keep a log of all the phone calls and times/dates so you have a history of the harassment. Technically collection agencies are a third party business and you have not contracted with them nor agreed to pay them money. so you are not obliged to pay them.
Start reporting the incidents to police and start a file that you believe you are being stalked. Failing to identify their company, the full name of the individual, their employee number/license and the purpose of their call is considered an attempt to commit fraud on an individual and is a criminal code offence.
the other remedy is to ask them to send you documentation as you do not engage in conversations over the phone. if they persist, contact the police and file a harassment claim. Keep a log of all the phone calls and times/dates so you have a history of the harassment. Technically collection agencies are a third party business and you have not contracted with them nor agreed to pay them money. so you are not obliged to pay them.