my cell has this number rininging all day will notify rogers to block

This number has called me a few times now. Never leaves a message and when I call it back, I get a message saying the phone number is not in service. Definitely scammers.

disconnected # when called back

2 calls both read Sprint Canada , one re you owe money for buying whatever and one radio station that goes on and on my message machine. Very annoying,

It's a guy from Nigetria but he claims to be a film photographer looking fa romance

It's a BS call

robo-call, pre-recorded message to blast out some advertisement.

They say there from sprint Canada

Ya this is a voip dial out number I suspect. You can't call it back. Just for losers using some computer phone that dials out through this number locally. They are likely in a far off poor country. It's always a scammer of some sort!!!

some one repeatedly calls from this # and there is no one there ---does any one know who this might be??

Was about "final call to reduce your credit costs ". Not in service  was the response when tried to call (250) 383-6894. This is a local number that says"sprint Canada ". They used a different number last week with same promo. When asked last week to be removed from call list, they wanted a credit card to charge me $450.00!  

I received a call on my Cell Phone @ 11:18am this morning (October 18th, 2013). I decided to do a *67 to block my number on my Landline to find out about that number since it appeared as a local number in this area code. I got the response that "The number you have dialed is not in service".  It was also on my phone as [No Name}.  Whatever huh "?" ... ??Read more at http://www.whycall.me/(250) 383-6894.html#iEx2cdeuqjlhiFBt.99

Message received Quote" You're so rude" Unquote

Call received from same number/ID, which is not listed on 411 (incidentally, Sprint Canada was taken over by Rogers in 2005, I believe), yesterday and day before.  By the time I picked up the earlier one, the always-on answ.mach cut in - they hung up before the outgoing message was finished.  I picked it up yesterday, and was given the same [***]-and-bull story about Windows support, my computer infected, etc. - all in a virtually incomprehensible accent. Two successive demands for English-speaking supervisors resulted in minimal improvement.  As I wanted to play them, I let them direct me to my computer, where they would provide me with some stroke-combinations that would "fix the problem".... I then demanded a number which I could call back, "to verify the legitimacy" of this communication.  To my surprise, she told me that she is calling from Brooklyn, gave me 347-840-2300 (in case anyone else gets it); it is listed as a "Verizon wireless mobile, NY, NY."  I haven't bothered to call it.