I keep getting calls from this # ... probably a spoofed #, or a scam artist, or a telemarketer.

did a google search on the owner of (604) 255-1493 Centanni Fiorenzo....came across his obituary from 2009....

I have been trying to get rid of these monkeys for months now, same old scam, same old methods. Forget about the do not call list they just deal with legit telemarketing calls. This is a scam as old as the hills and quite annoying when they keep calling with this bull s***. They also keep changing numbers to try and confuse you and eventually pick up the phone so they can phish your credit card info. Not too brilliant in this day and age but I guess some suckers still get caught with this old fraud. If you think they are scamming you or have been a victim of these scammers report the number and all info to the RCMP anti fraud department for your area. Just be aware that scammers have your phone number and wont stop until you get annoyed enough to take action.

You have to understand that the DNC list is not dealing with fraud calls.To report this call go to the proper site.ie. RCMP fraud site1-+1 888-495-8501 and be willing to wait a bit for a representative that will take your complaint.Otherwise, you can reach them atinfo @ antifraudcentre.ca that will log your complaint and get on it. They tell me that they are well aware of this scam and phone numbers. They are trying to bust these a** holes so let us help them by reporting all calls received from these Monkeys whatever number they call from. Carry ON!!!!!

This is what you will get when contacting the RCMP anti-fraud site :-(This is an auto-response, please do not reply. Thank you for contacting The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC).  Your e-mail has been received. Due to the high volume of e-mails, you will not receive a reply. If you are a victim of identity fraud, have lost money, not received goods or services, are in the process of sending money or have a question or concern, please contact our toll free number 1-+1 888-495-8501 and speak to a representative. Due to high call volume, you may experience an excessive wait time.Please be aware that the CAFC is a central repository for fraud data.  Our Criminal Intelligence Analysis Unit provides support to law enforcement agencies by analyzing fraud data submitted to the CAFC. We strongly recommend that consumers also report all fraud related matters to their local police agency.The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre advises consumers not to open unsolicited emails or when the sender is unknown. Spam usually means scam. Just delete them! For more information, please do not hesitate to visit our website: www.antifraudcentre.ca Ceci est un message automatisé; veuillez ne pas répondre à cette adresse.Merci d?avoir communiqué avec le Centre antifraude du Canada (CAFC). Votre courriel a été reçu. Étant donné la grande quantité de messages qui nous est envoyée, vous ne recevrez aucun suivi.Si vous êtes victime d?un vol d?identité, si vous avez perdu de l?argent ou si vous n?avez pas reçu la marchandise ou les services promis, que vous êtes dans le processus d?envoyer de l?argent ou que vous avez des questions ou des inquiétudes, veuillez composer notre numéro sans frais, 1-+1 888-495-8501, et en discuter avec un représentant. En raison d?un nombre spécialement élevé d?appels, l?attente peut s?avérer être excessive. Le Centre antifraude du Canada est l'organisme central du Canada chargé de recueillir l?information et les renseignements criminels sur les plaintes en matière de fraude de marketing en masse (télémarketing), les lettres frauduleuses (Afrique de l?Ouest), la fraude par internet et la fraude en matière de vol d'identité. Notre Unité d?Analyse de Renseignements Criminels fournit un soutien aux agences responsables de l?application de la loi en analysant les données sur les fraudes soumises au CAFC.  Nous recommandons fortement aux consommateurs de communiquer au préalable avec leur service de police locale afin de signaler une fraude.Le Centre antifraude du Canada recommande aux consommateurs de ne pas ouvrir les courriels non sollicités; Le spam, pourriel ou polluriel veut généralement dire fraude. N?ouvrez pas un courriel dont l?expéditeur vous est inconnu. Il vous suffit de les effacer!Pour de plus amples renseignements, vous pouvez consulter notre site web : www.centreantifraude.ca