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• 2026

  Consumer Protection BC fines debt collector Toledo Credit $34,000 for harassing and misleading borrowers

  Consumer Protection BC (CPBC) imposed a $34,000 administrative penalty on Surrey-based debt collector Toledo Credit after finding that it harassed and provided false information to six customers while attempting to collect debts, including threatening messages referring to the RCMP, CRA and 'financial annihilation'. Toledo was also ordered to reimburse $3,000 to CPBC for inspection costs and to change its collection practices.

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  Consumer Protection BC fines debt collector Toledo Credit $34,000 for harassing and misleading borrowers[3]Consumer Protection BC fines debt collector Toledo Credit $34,000 for harassing and misleading borrowersdailyhive.com

  Reported: 2026-10-07

  Consumer Protection BC (CPBC) imposed a $34,000 administrative penalty on Surrey-based debt collector Toledo Credit after finding that it harassed and provided false information to six customers while attempting to collect debts, including threatening messages referring to the RCMP, CRA and 'financial annihilation'. Toledo was also ordered to reimburse $3,000 to CPBC for inspection costs and to change its collection practices.

• 2026-09

  Consumer Protection B.C. orders Toledo Credit to pay $34,000 penalty for harassing customers and false statements in debt collection[4]Consumer Protection BC fines debt collector Toledo Credit $34,000 for harassing and misleading borrowersvancouversun.com

  Reported: 2026-10-08

  Consumer Protection B.C. ordered Surrey consumer lender and debt collection company Toledo Credit to pay a $34,000 penalty after finding it harassed customers and made false and misleading statements while collecting overdue debts, including threats of 'financial annihilation', 'reputational destruction', RCMP involvement, CRA audits, blacklisting and bailiff visits. The regulator found the company falsely claimed such actions had been initiated or were imminent. Toledo said it did not intend to harass or mislead debtors, said it would appoint a dedicated collections manager and review its processes and escalation controls, and is reviewing the decision; it has until Oct. 26 to seek reconsideration.

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2. 2Healthcare mergers in Minnesota and what it means for patients | MPR Newsmprnews.org
3. 3Consumer Protection BC fines debt collector Toledo Credit $34,000 for harassing and misleading borrowersdailyhive.com
4. 4Consumer Protection BC fines debt collector Toledo Credit $34,000 for harassing and misleading borrowersvancouversun.com
5. 5BC debt collector fined for harassing borrowers | CBC Newscbc.ca