Ever wonder why a stranger claims to be from RBC and asks for your personal info? Those repeated, voicemail‑less calls are classic hallmarks of a phishing scam that pretends to be a bank. Scammers often know your first name, use a rude tone, and promise “identity‑theft protection” to pressure you. Protect yourself by never sharing full name, account numbers, or passwords over an unsolicited call. Hang up, independently verify the number on your bank’s official website, and report the incident to your financial institution’s fraud department. Consider adding the caller to your phone’s block list and enabling two‑factor authentication on your accounts.
After informing him I was busy, his response was unusual, saying they could call back another time
Upon answering, the caller addressed me by my first name, claiming to be from RBC and discussing a 50% offer, but I was skeptical, as RBC never contacts me, so I blocked the number.
This number has been calling me repeatedly, and eventualy i answered, the guy sounded automated, but he knew my name, and laughed when i asked him why he was calling me, he said he was from some RBC partner, and that RBC wants cardholders to know about identiy theft, i just hung up, and blocked the number.
dont bother answering its a scam
Initially, there were no voicemails, but after finally answering, the call was met with rudeness and a demand for personal info, leading to the number being blocked.
Repeated calls from this number claim to be from RBC, and I regret providing them with my personal information
This number called me three times, but didnt leave a voicemail, so I called back, and they said they were from RBC, but they wouldnt tell me what it was about.
