I had a call from this number today.  A man with an Indian accent asked for me by last name (ie. Mrs. ___) and told me he was calling from the VISA/Mastercard verification department.  He said they'd received my profile in their department and that I qualified for a lower interest rate because I made my payments on time.  I told him I dont do business over the phone, especially via cold call and said goodbye.I suspect they got my number from ads I posted when trying to sell my vehicle.  I had been receiving the Windows errors calls for some time, so maybe they're changing it up now with the credit card calls.

The guy's a scammer, he called me representing Microsoft today, a couple weeks ago I had him going really good, and I asked him how the kids were, since I could hear them fighting in the background.The phone calls are coming from somewhere in this square. Laurier/Somerset(running east/west) and Elgin St/Queen Elizabeth Drive(Running North/South)I warned him next time I'm reverse tracing the full way and coming to his house. Lets see if he calls again.

This guy is calling from a free internet calling service he knows the first and the last names of the people he's calling and probably even more information which could have been subject to identity theft by him, he keeps calling repeatedly and leaves threatening and swearing messages on the voice message machine. he claims to be an old friend.

This could be a serious issue so please DO report him to your local police. Please help stop this.

We received 5 calls (3 calls yesterday and 2 calls today) from (613) 688-2311. He also knows my son's name somehow. Did he know any of your names? He hangs up when asked the purpose of his call. When I tried to call back to the number, the system is busy most of the time and the system says "let bell notify you when the line is free within next 30 minutes, press star; $1.50 applies"

I had a call from this number today.  A man with an Indian accent asked for me by last name (ie. Mrs. ___) and told me he was calling from the VISA/Mastercard verification department.  He said they'd received my profile in their department and that I qualified for a lower interest rate because I made my payments on time.  I told him I dont do business over the phone, especially via cold call and said goodbye.

I suspect they got my number from ads I posted when trying to sell my vehicle.  

I had been receiving the Windows errors calls for some time, so maybe they're changing it up now with the credit card calls.