Missed call from (613) 688-5051. It was extremely difficult to hear - static and far away sounding. Also sounded like a cellphone call from a car. It cut out after a few seconds ..."This is kshhhkshhh...calling from...click!''If this is from a call centre, it certainly is not facilitated professionally. I'm not convinced by previous posts indicating the number is legitimate. I'll test the number on a line other than my personal phone, just in case.

A man called from (613) 688-6051 and said he was from Health Canada doing a survey on chronic diseases.

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.

Not a scam. Not sure why the call didn't go through. You can also try (613) 688-5051 or toll free +1 877-688-5051

I'm actually an employee of Malatest. We're a legit survey company with government contracts and many laws to follow to protect people. We get our numbers from many places, sometimes from the client who we're contracted by and sometimes from listed numbers. Everything we do is legitimate and legal! As a surveyor, we're desperate on our end to get completes. A tip from an inside, if you're not interested and don't want to participate simply answer the phone, wait until we are done our little 30 second introduction and politely say "I'm sorry i am not interested" and we will never call you back! I'm not sure if anyone will take me serious, but it's true, try it! As for foodbook, its a survey for the Public Health Agency of Canada. We ask about foods you've eaten, animals you've been in contact with and water you drank. Also, try and be kind, most of us are hard working students trying our best to do our jobs while also making you guys happy and just trying to make money for university. Don't yell at us that it's supper time, supper time literally varies from 4pm-8pm when we call people, we can't read your minds. If you explain to the person on the phone, they will listen.

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