To represent themselves as a Law Office is a significant breach of, guess what...The Law. So, the Law Society of Ontario should be looking at this and should be subjecting the caller(s) to the usual tests before:1. Asking the phone companies to close their accounts (which I can only hope are in the private name(s) of the individual(s) involved.2. Obtain an order preventing them from carrying out this kind of activity or any phone or internet-related, non-opt-in, attempt to infringe on the privacy of Canadian citizens.3.Cause them to repay any and all communications or other charges incurred by victims of their calling campaign, including regular cell phone charges.4. Should a practicing lawyer have lent his or her name and professional designation to the effort (for example, a collection agency), determine whether the effort is, in any fashion, in breach of Canada's privacy laws.  This would include both the collection and dissemination of information gathered via this or other campaigns and acquired databases.5. If found to be allowable under the law, require this agency to identify itself and provide out-out options and confirmation of same on both its call facility and its website.

Have gotten this message twice now.  Anyone else have case number 20104544?

I also received numerous calls from this number.

Voice recording, reference to a law office, paperwork and requesting that I call them immediately.

No case number just annoying calls and voice mail messages.

You will find a lot of info about these  fraudsters at this link.http://www.canadian-money-advisor.ca/press-release.html

It's me again, I called the number they left on my voicemail and all of a sudden I hear is "we are currently busy, please stay on the line and we will be with you shortly"
I laughed and thought you got to be kiddling me

Call ID: (905) 413-8624. Voice message identifies caller as 'Natalie Law Office' and issues an order to call back to this number: 1-+1 866-262-9537. Doesn't identify the person the message is for, and uses an authoritarian tone to impress a sense of urgency and obligation.

I don't imagine any law office will ever call you to tell you about a legal issue. They'll communicate in writing, that's the only way to make it official (for the record) in legal proceedings.

Disregard and phone your police dept. to report the annoyance.