I agree.

It's Scotia Bank

Tried calling it back, and got Bell's intercept: We're sorry, the number you have dialed is not in service.

September 05 2011  A call from this number , in a S E Asian accent, was about a home breakin and asking if I had an alarm system or monitoring. I declined to do this sort of business by phone, and asked for information to be mailed in.  This seemed to annoy the caller immensely, and I had to hang up to stop the flow.  Was he 'fishing'?

Just now, someone called me up from this number and said they are calling from Rogers, and they were just talking to me about 2 minutes ago and the line disconnected. I told her I wasn't talking to her at all. She mentioned someone was trying to setup a Rogers account on my name, address and License number plus date of birth (which was wrong).Looks like someone was fishing. Because I called back on the same number after talking to her and it came as, the number is not in use.

Why do they keep calling