yup...same ol song n dance....computer sending errors to there computer...coulnt even tell me what my ip addy is.....do thay really think that we are as dumb as thay are???lol...ha,ha

Just got a call from this number, I was busy didn't pick up and the phone stopped. Then right after same number called again. After I was finished my dishes a few minutes later I looked and saw the number. When I realized it was a local (Victoria, BC) number, I tryed to call it back. All it said when I phoned the number is "The customer you are calling is currently unavailble." Definately kind of fishy. ((SEPT 11/2012))

Got another *^&#@ call from the "Microsoft Windows tech dept." saying my computer was corrupted & sending them messages, etc. etc. etc. Played along (I have a Mac), then asked for a phone# to call them back. Was given 1-646-251-1090 which WhitePages shows as an unlisted mobile in NY City area. Also did a *69 to Telus and was told the calling number was (250) 220-1090 (supposedly in Victoria, BC, where I am). Called it twice and got no answer. Canada911 shows it as unlisted.

I received a call at around 8 am this morning from this number.  Said his name and told me that my computer was going to stop working in 2 days.

spoofed number I guess used for various criminal scams

Is Telus not able to stop the scammers. Not much point being on a No Call List when one still gets calls. This number has to do with credit cards

Didn't recognize the number, let it go to voice mail, and they recorded silence.  Have now blocked their number.

The caller's number is a "mobile" number assigned to "Bell Canada" that is a _local_ call to me.
I called the number -- it did not ring.  After a few seconds, I got my normal dial-tone  Weird.

Obviously, a _FORGED_ caller telephone-number, crafted to make it more likely that I pickup.

Received a call from (250) 220-1090 this morning (Monday) at 8:00 am .Only partial message left.Must be a scam