They actually left me a message on my voice mail, saying they're calling on behalf of BC Stats and conducting a survey for the govt of Canada. They asked me to call back to a toll free number and gave me some access code to tell them when I reach them.

What made me worried is that they new my last name. It's not in my voice mail greeting, so obviously they had my personal information from somewhere. The even funnier thing is that BC Stats sent something to my old address (my old landlord told me, haven't picked it up yet), with my full name and street address, but with a different city and postal code (Canada Post did a good job delivering it anyway).

So it's sketchy that they have my personal information and they're calling me and sending me stuff...

I have Bell Canada's "Ident-a-call" on my home phone line, it gives you a 2nd number that rings on your primary line, but with a different ring pattern ("first" line gives normal ring, "2nd" line gives "ring-ring" like the British).  I let my "published" or first line be my fax machine, and the 2nd line be my voice number, keeps lots of telemarketers a bay :-)  Also lets you have a "fax line" and a "voice line" without having to pay for 2 phone lines, with the benefit that your voice line is unlisted (at no additional cost) and when you call out, the "first" number is the one that shows, so if companies use the line "you called us, you're an existing customer so we're exempt from Do Not Call lists" it doesn't interrupt your dinner :-)

This number just called in on my first (fax) number.

Im not calling u y are u writing me?

I got a call from the No of 1 (613) 699-5051 just before 6pm today under the name of "FoodBook" I didin't answer it. So I phoned back and and the message said This No. is no longer in service.

They actually left me a message on my voice mail, saying they're calling on behalf of BC Stats and conducting a survey for the govt of Canada. They asked me to call back to a toll free number and gave me some access code to tell them when I reach them.What made me worried is that they new my last name. It's not in my voice mail greeting, so obviously they had my personal information from somewhere. The even funnier thing is that BC Stats sent something to my old address (my old landlord told me, haven't picked it up yet), with my full name and street address, but with a different city and postal code (Canada Post did a good job delivering it anyway).So it's sketchy that they have my personal information and they're calling me and sending me stuff...

You call me, why and were are u calling