This number is also being used to target people, usually vicitms 55 years and up, and trick them into giving out their credit card number which they in turn use fraudulently with various merchants.

THIS PHONE NUMBER SHOWED UP ON A CALL FROM VANCOUVER CANADA. FROM A WOMAN WHO CLAIMS TO HAVE FOUND A DOG AND WAS LOOKING FOR ITS OWNER.
I AM A PET FINDING SERVICE, SO IT  NATURALLY SEEMED OK, BUT I WAS NOT WILLING TO GIVE HER THE OWNER INFO.  WE TAKE HER INFO AND RELATE IT THE PET OWNER.
SHE HUNG UP, I COULD NOT GET BACK SAY COULD NOT BE DIALED ETC.. WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR THE DOG.
SINCE I SEE THIS BOGUS, I DON'T KNOW WHAT EVER PLAN WAS.

I TRIED A REVERSE  SEARCH AND IT ONLY CAME UP TO A LAND LINE,AND I NEEDED TO PAY TO FIND OUT . THANKS I DIDN'T I FOUND THIS SITE ABOUT IT.

Just got a call from this number. Same thing as above, no voicemail and cannot call the number back.

not able to return the call and the caller did not leave a message

This number is linked to a scam involving the sale of fraudulent airline gift certificates in the Vancouver area. I work for an airline and spoke to a lady calling from this number, who I believe is the culprit. When I called the same phone number back, it is not in service. The number appears to be a landline belonging to Telus. Could be a payphone, perhaps?