I received calls on my home telephone, service supplied by Shaw and my cellular,  where service is supplied by Telus.We did enter our telephone numbers on the Fed. Gov't site for the do not call list. As did friends and neighbors. We are now receiving more telemarketing calls than before. a coleague advised that the Fed. Gov't do not call list was compromised and given or sold to global telemarketers. We cannot verify this, but if this persists, we may submitt our MLA and MP telephone contacts to the Fed Gov't do not call lists and see what precipitates when the gov't officials start receiving these telemarketing solicitation calls.With the phone message being so quick, I am not sure if the message for the 3000 travel dollars was from Telus or Canadian Tire. We are not and have never held a Canadian Tire credit card or even been on their mailing lists.

Robot caller, sounds like a scam.... "Because you are a valued Bell Canada customer, you will receive $3000 travel dollars. Press 1 to accept"

My response: "Sounds like a bu***hit scam to me" then I hung up.

Funny thing is, I just switched to WIND from Virgin (subsidiary of Bell) and ported my existing number, so after a moment I thought "wait a second, maybe it's real afterall" but then thought they would use a real person to call me in that case.

Don't trust this caller!

Just got called, I didn't pick up, they didn't leave a messageAnnoying. I'm on the Do Not Call list so what's the deal?

Someone called me from this number.

Me too. Called my home # and both of my cells... wtf?

I just call a call here in lower mainland bc from this #. no message