This guy called my old workplace from where I had been laid off more than 2 months prior and left a voicemail saying that he wanted to offer me a plan to leave Telus and go back to Bell Mobility.1) I never had any phone service with Telus.2) I've never had a cell phone with Bell.3) The cell phone that I had while I was with the company was from Rogers and was being paid for by my former employer.I think these guys are just cold calling hoping that someone will talk to them so that they can get their "spiel" on!

This guy called my old workplace from where I had been laid off more than 2 months prior and left a voicemail saying that he wanted to offer me a plan to leave Telus and go back to Bell Mobility.

1) I never had any phone service with Telus.
2) I've never had a cell phone with Bell.
3) The cell phone that I had while I was with the company was from Rogers and was being paid for by my former employer.

I think these guys are just cold calling hoping that someone will talk to them so that they can get their "spiel" on!

For about 3 months, I have been receiving calls almost everyday from (514) 420-7700.There is a guy asking to talk with Mr. x, y, or Mr. z.His voice seems to come from a distance or the caller may beusing a speaker phone.The caller never identifies himself by name or as talking onbehalf of Bell Mobility.This guy might use a gadget to trick the Bell Last CallerService *69 into returning the 514-420-7700 as the number of thelast caller.The Bell Canada company should check into this right now.

This is from Bell Mobility. Supervisor line.

This number is Bell Mobility Technical assistance, based out of Montreal.(Also referred to as TAC)I had opened a trouble ticket with Bell Mobility to advise of an broadband internet outage, and this wasthe number that called me back.

didnt talk too much, said it a call from bell mobility head office. just calling the old customers to check if the rate plan is good and fine , any thing to add on ... and text message plan etc are okay