Same man with an Indian/spanish accent.  Wanted to know if I got the social security package he sent.  Said he was from ICIU.  I didn't stay on the line long enough to find out the rest of the info.  I just hung up.  No government office calls at 6.00p.m.

I am from Toronto, Ontario, Canada which is actually the city where the area code is 416. However, as a long time resident of Toronto I know that 555 is NOT A LEGITIMATE 2nd 3 digits! This is spam! For sure! Let me tell you this: When a commercial is made for air/posting around here and they need a fake number they use 416-555-xxxx as the number because NOBODY'S SECOND 3 DIGITS IS 555. So no one will get a spammer call.

HOWEVER, this means that this caller is somehow displaying (416) 555-7777 as his/her caller ID while calling from a different number.

Furthermore, I saw the 647 number posted above. 647 is the Greater Toronto cell phone area code. So that may be a legitimate number. However, it may not necessarily be the number of the caller who was spamming you.

I am dissapointed that some retard is giving a bad rap to the 416 :(

Just missed the call from (416) 555-7777 and they did not leave a message. Good thing the area code was suspicious did not look like one of USA area codes. I Googled it and got this site. Thanks to this site I will not waste my time with this scammer.

I got a call, the man had a foreign accent, claimed he worked for Rogers and was calling on behalf of Fido, he wanted to give me a free phone for exchange of my bank account number, my drivers liscence and my medicare, and my credit card number such as visa or mastercard. I stopped him right there and asked for his phone number and he refused, he claimed he couldn't give me the number but tried to make me belive he was legitamate.

The calling card logic doesn't make any sense. Unless you live in Greater Toronto, why would you have a calling card where you will have to pay long distance? I have one to call family in the States but I use a 1800 one so THEY don't have to pay long distance.

Suprisingly enough, I have never been called by these idiots, and I actually have a 416 number... Thank God for that though, that I've never been called.

The calling card logic doesn't make any sense. Unless you live in Greater Toronto, why would you have a calling card where you will have to pay long distance? I have one to call family in the States but I use a 1800 one so THEY don't have to pay long distance.Suprisingly enough, I have never been called by these idiots, and I actually have a 416 number... Thank God for that though, that I've never been called.