Is 1-800-775-0291 a legitimate phone number?

Yes, 1-800-775-0291 is associated with Canadian Express Collection Agency, a verified collection agency in our database. Always request written verification of any debt before making payments.

What should I do if Canadian Express Collection Agency calls me?

If a collection agency calls you: 1) Don't ignore the call. 2) Request written verification of the debt. 3) Verify the caller's identity. 4) Know your rights under provincial and federal law. 5) Consider negotiating a payment plan if the debt is valid.

Who called me from 1-800-775-0291?

Q: Who called me from 1-800-775-0291?

The phone number 1-800-775-0291 belongs to Canadian Express Collection Agency, a debt collection agency operating in Canada. They may be calling regarding an unpaid debt. Visit our profile page for more information about this agency.

Verified collection agency number

Our records indicate 1-800-775-0291 belongs to Canadian Express Collection Agency, a debt collection agency operating in Canada. We called this number. It was answered as Canadian Express Collection Agency.

Caller ID may show: 18007750291 or 1 (800) 775-0291

Checked by Joe ConlonUpdated May 1, 2026

Why is 1-800-775-0291 calling me?

Canadian Express Collection Agency is a debt collector.

They may be calling because:

A creditor has hired them to collect an unpaid debt
They purchased your debt from the original creditor
They're trying to reach someone else and have the wrong number

If you don't recognize the debt, ask for written verification before providing any personal information or making payments.

Learn more about Canadian Express Collection Agency, including which provinces they're licensed in, who they collect for, and how they affect your credit score.

Is 1-800-775-0291 a scam?

Based on our records, 1-800-775-0291 is associated with Canadian Express Collection Agency, a legitimate collection agency operating in Canada. However, scammers sometimes impersonate legitimate companies.

Verify any debt using the contact details on their website before paying. It's also a good idea to see if any collections have been added to your credit report.

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How do I stop 1-800-775-0291 from calling?

The calls stop once the debt on the account is resolved. Ignoring the debt won't make the debt go away.

Can pay? Call Canadian Express Collection Agency back and pay or set up a payment plan. Get it in writing.
Can't pay? A credit counsellor or Licensed Insolvency Trustee can deal with them for you.
Don't recognize it? Check it with the steps below before paying. Wrong person? Tell them and ask them to remove your number.
Last resort: a cease and desist letter stops the calls in most provinces, but not the debt. Letter templates · Rules by province

How to deal with a collection agency

Ask for written verification. Get the creditor's name, the amount owed, and the account number in writing before you do anything.

Don't share personal details. No banking info, date of birth, or address until you've confirmed the debt is yours.

Check your credit report. Pull your free credit score and report with Borrowell to see if the collection is listed and which creditor it's for.

Know your rights. Learn more about what to expect on our Canadian Express Collection Agency profile page.

Confirm the caller. Call Canadian Express Collection Agency back on their main phone number at 1-416-900-6036 to verify it was actually them.

Know a company Canadian Express Collection Agency collects for?

When can a collection agency call from 1-800-775-0291?

Every province and territory sets hours for when a collection agency can call. These are the permitted calling windows.

Alberta

Monday to Saturday: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Sunday: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

British Columbia