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This number has been reported as spam 20 times, has been searched 18 times, and has garnered 20 comments by our users. These numbers are higher than average, indicating a possible high risk of spam.
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Leave a CommentEvery night, the phone rings, and ***ody's there! I called the 1-866-225-8251 number, lady was kind enough to "unsubscribe" me, what a pain in the ****!
Chaque jour, tous les jours, un appel de ce numéro... Pas de message, ça raccroche. Exaspérant.
I answered the call and a young guy was trying to sell me so sort of insurance on behalf of HBC.Would not take "No thank you" and kept continuing on (while my dinner was burning slowly on the stove).I asked where he was calling from and he said the Philippines, so I ***g up quickly without disclosing any info.
This number calls daily even on weekends, once I answer it's dead on the other end.So annoying.
repead calls to cell phone - no message left
calls to cell phone repeatedly - usually at supper time - no message left
I received a call in August about the program and asked for them to send information about it. It appears that they have been billing me ever since on my hudson's bay credit card. I have yet to receive any information about it and I now realize that the 877 number has been calling me several times a day (which I have ignored) not knowing who they were. I have contacted them and they are refused to reimburse me for a program that I haven't received anything noting that I was automatically signed up and had 30 days to contact them to cancel the membership.
The strange thing about this call was that it didn't come through on my phone. They called a family member on their cell phone and asked for ME by first name (I live by myself). This family member told them they had the wrong number (not telling them that they are related to me), but the lady on the line swore up and down that she had dialed my number. Sounds strange, but I have an uncommon and unique name, so it is beyond coincidental that she asked for me by name. I found it strange that she was certain she had dialed the right number - after all, when I moved I provided them with my updated contact information. It's one thing if they call me, but it's entirely another if they call my family and bother them.
Just to add to the information provided by "Called on cell phone" above, you can opt out of the Hbc practice of using your personal information for marketing purposes by contacting them by phone at 1-866-225-8251 or by email at [email protected]. You will need to tell them which marketing channels you want to "close" - Hbc mail,Hbc telephone calls,Hbc email,Hbc credit statement offers, and/or Hbc selected partners. To support your request, you need to provide the following information/answer the following questions: - Full Name: - Current Address: - Telephone number: - Previous address if current address has been c****ed in the last 10 years: - "Do you have an Hbc Credit card?"(This includes Hbc, Zellers and The Bay}: - "Do you have an Hbc Rewards card?" - "Have you registered for Gifts at a Bay or Home Outfitters in the past 10 years?" - "Have you purchased any Home Furnishings, Large Appliances and Electronics?" - "Have signed up for an Hbc.com membership or the eNewsletter?" - "Have you enrolled in the Preferred Client Program at any of our Bay stores?" - "Have you recently received any promotional mail from the Bay cosmetics departments?"They tell you it could take up to 90 days for the calls to stop.
Same time each night...Just a ring...No voice...This American Company never ceases in its quest to thoroughly **** me off.
i am going to cancel my card tomorrow
sont tres ***iguant appelle tres souvent
These guys are ****ing me off.I mean if you're in the business of calling people to sell them so****ing, at least say so****ing.
If you are in Ca***a and receiving these calls they're from HBC. You can easily opt out of their marketing calls by contacting their privacy office -- they'll still contact you regarding your HBC Credit Card (if you have one) but not any thing else.http://www.hbc.com/en/privacy.htmlThey were very friendly and understanding (and efficient!) when I called them.
It's a telemarketing solicitation through the Bay called Lifestyle Essentials. It's a legitimate offer. The product gives customers access to discounts to restaurants, stores and services. As an enrollment bonus the customer is en***led to receive a $ 25 Hbc gift card as a thank you, after 90 days being a member.
It was a woman who offered an exclusive membership with The Bay, calling it a lifestyle membership-- "save BIG with all HBC stores and other parti****ting stores" She offered a free $25 HBC gift card and trial membership. Afterwards the membership would be $16/month???? Anyway, I asked her for the website link, and she didn't mention anything. I asked her for the conditions of the membership and she didn't say anything. She wanted me to verify my name and address and I wouldn't. Anyway, she ***g up on me when I told her I didn't care. Sounds like a scam
Finally picked up and it was a female caller saying she was calling from HBC offering some kind of exclusive trial offer for emergency road side****istance. I ***g up on her. It's a scam. I'm quite positive the same exact voice used to call me 3 times a day from a 1-888 number saying she is from Mosaik Master Card. I finally told her I've reported the number to the police and she hasn't called from that number since.
+++Don't have Caller ID but dialed *69 and got this number as last caller +++Taped message, female voice presenting herself as calling from Bank of America... The message just asked to call back a number (did not take note of what it was...) and to mention reference number 520 when calling... ??????
I get calls from this number. ***ody answers when I pick up.
Repeated calls from this number, dead on pickup.
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