** A company you did business with over the past 18 months is deemed having a relationship with you and is therefore allowed to call you.
On September 30, 2008, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) launched the National Do Not Call List. The purpose of this list is to reduce the number of unwanted telemarketing calls and faxes Canadians receive*.
In order to respect the choice of its members and clients, the Caisse populaire has taken all necessary steps to ensure its internal rules comply with the new National DNCL rules.
If you no longer wish to receive telemarketing calls from the Caisse populaire components you do not have a business relationship with**, you can register your home phone, cellular and fax numbers on the National DNCL:
Your registration will be valid for 3 years.
If you wish to be removed from any marketing communications, contact your Caisse populaire.
Under the new rules, market research and service calls are not considered telemarketing calls, which means our components may contact you by phone:
Consistent with the new rules, your exclusion request will be processed within a maximum of 31 days, which is necessary to update our systems. Therefore, you could receive telemarketing calls during this period. We apologize should this happen.
For more information, visit the CRTC site
* Businesses that receive telemarketing calls and faxes are exempt from the National DNCL rules.
** A company you did business with over the past 18 months is deemed having a relationship with you and is therefore allowed to call you.