I got a call from this number on July 29, 2008. The man told me his name and said he was from CIBC and wanted to verify some information about my file. He refused to tell me what the issue was about until I told him my birthdate. I told him that I can't confirm he's from CIBC because the caller ID said "unknown caller". He said that it's a 1-800 number and he couldn't tell me anything about my file until I tell him my birthdate. I told him to contact me by mail if it's really a concern. He told me he'll call me back today but I haven't heard from him yet. I called CIBC customer service and it is definitely NOT them calling me. Beware, beware!
Someone from this number called saying was from CIBC and offering a certificate of Insurance disability and ask confirmation of address and beneficiary designation.
Same here, she asks for my address and postal code. I ask for her name and number so I will call her back. She refused to tell me her name but ask me to call CIBC toll-free number. I ask her what the number is, she said I can find it from the back of my bank statement. I ask her to search it for me, she fail to do so and I hangup. I call this number back, no answer.
I searched Whitepages.com the provider is Allstram
I got the phone call from the number 1-604-630-0300 at about 19:00 on Oct. 20, 2007. She told me that she is from CIBC and will give me some the benifit for my CIBC account, and need comfirm my brithday and private question. I told her I can tell her, how can I know you are from CIBC. And then she finished this conservation.
I have recieved several of these calls, but have never had anyone on the line when I answered. I have called the number on my clientcard, and asked about 604-630-0300 and was told it is not one of thier outbound numbers. According to CIBC clientcare....its not CIBC
I had a call come in today at 3:30 from 604-630-0300 and it was a guy on the phone wanting to give me financial advice, saying he was making some cold calls to a few CIBC clientelle. I asked for his employee ID immediately as he asked for my postal code and date of birth. He could not provide me with the ID but told me to call CIBC telephone banking and they would assure me of an outgoing call from CIBC to me. I told him that that did not solve my problem as I would have to place the phone call after our conversation. He also asked if the call display showed up and when I said no he asked for my phone provider and when I said it was Rogers said they had been having issues with Rogers. I said it was a bit absurd to have issues with such a large company and then he quickly replied 'Thank you' and wished me a happy hallowe'en.
Please be careful!