And repeat the same to mayor_miller @ toronto.ca

Online pharmacy wanting me to 'refill a prescription'.  When I informed them that this was my work number and I wished to be removed from his list, he hung up.

Today I received a call from this number and could not hear anything, just somebody trying to say something but very far and very unclear. So, I googled the number and found all these comments here. In the meantime the phone rang again and it was my mom in law calling from abroad. I know that she is using a phone card to call abroad. So, this number is probably the number of the phone company that sells these phone cards. So people using these cards could be from anywhere in the world I imagine. Some just  misdial the number and get to you instead of the intended person and some might misuse the card to place a scam call. Just be aware it is somebody from abroad and might not necessarily be a bad person.

This is a scam. Do not give any information. Just tell the nice Indian, Pakistanny or whatever or wherever they're from that we love the cow meat they are sending over! Makes great hamburgers!!

I also received a call from this number, and it was a voice I couldn't recognize, and then it hung up.  Doing some research, I have also read comments that it ended up being a person's mom (above) and another saying it was an uncle calling from the middle east.  This implies to me that this is an outdial number for a discount long distance brokerage, and it's being reported as (416) 555-7777.It would be interesting if someone, who actually recognizes / knows the caller, were to ask which long distance company / discount company that they made the call via.The scammers that are calling are probably using the same long distance discount company to place their scam calls.

I got a call from this number at 11:00 p.m. but didn't answer it.

Thanks all of you for posting the messages.  I won't answer if they call me again.