Just got back from vacation and (514) 613-0322 filled my voice mail with 7  messages of "Hello, Hello?"; you got to be an idiot to not realize you fell into the voice mail message. I will further investigate but thanks to other posters for finding out about TRG Solutions.If this happens to you also, I suggest you asked them where they got their phone information about you; they will try to stonewall you but press on.If it is indeed BMO who sold them your name, contact their confidential information department and give them hell.Strike back, we did not ask for this so why should we put up with it.

Je suis revenu de vacances avec 7 messages de retardés qui laissent des "Allo, allo?" dans ma boîte vocales trop cons pour réaliser qu'ils ont atteint ma boîte vocale.Je vous suggère de les rappeler et de leur demander de qui ils ont obtenus votre numéro; ils vont vous dire qu'ils ne peuvent pas mais c'est faux.Si c'est vraiment BMO qui leur a vendu votre information, contacter leur service de la protection de la vie privée et donner leur de la marde.Si tout le monde appelle, BMO ne tolérera pas ce comportement répréhensible.

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They have been calling at last twice a day for the last two weeks

La compagnie nous disait appeler pour BMO pour un alerte de crédit. On a vérifié auprès de la banque et ils nous ont dit que la compagnie s'appelle TRG Solution et ils font du télémarketing.

the compagny was telling us calling on the behalf of BMO credit alert. We call the bank and they told us is was a telemarketing compagny called TRG Solution

When you answer there is no one on the line.  Very annoying as they call often.  They have a website at http://www.trgcustomersolutions.com.  That number allows you to enter your number so not to get called.  Anyway I am not sure what they are after but I will see if they call again.
If they do then they will get a few calls from me.