i've got a call today, didn't pick up, listen to the voice mail - nothing...i've heard a theory though - a wireless service provider makes the calls and charges you when you pick up (not sure but i think they charge as it was a minute or so), if you don't pick up your voice mail stores a message, even if there is nothing but silence, so when there are more then whatever messages in your plan - they charge you also, and it's not so hard i get like 7 empty messages a week (my limit is 3). and that might be cacked by the fact that the provider has no idea who/when/where called you. i might be wrong since i buy pay-as-you-go cards, and don't have any statements, but check yours...i also get calls from unknown, all 5-s or 0-s... pretty much every week, i wonder if those guys will get tired eventually ...

Continued from my message above.. I don't know how these people know my name considering its not even my name that's under the phone contract, its my moms. I'm a little creeped. Altho I didn't get them to talk much since I just hung up as soon as I heard them say hello sonya in a disguised voice. The third time they called in a span of a minute, I let my friend pick it up and they started asking him if he was drunk when he wasn't, we were at my work because I was working at the time. My friend ended up hanging up and they never called back. Hoping they don't call again. Would love to see them caught and would like to know how they got my name!

If next time this number calls again with some obscene topics, just have some guts to keep this frick on line and use your cellphone calling police to trace him. it is federal offence to use pupblic communications for harrasing people.
Another suggestion is never to give your phone numbers when filling up forms when attending trade shows. I just got my new phone number and everything was OK, but this crap happened AFTER I filled registration form when attending Canadian Manufacturing and Technology trade show in Toronto.

THESE ARE SCAM ARTISTS!!!!!!!! They said there were from Bell's marketing department - they offered me high speed internet and modem - 3 months free and then $22.95 after that (it seemed authentic until they said... ) "for life"... they wanted my mastercard, visa or american express "reservation number".. which is another way of asking for YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER - they assured me that it was for verification purposes only and that they didn't want the security number on the back ... when I said that I wasn't comfortable, they asked about my banking information. I declined.  They phoned back again using a different person - high pressure assurance but I'm not stupid - they cold called me - they say they are from a reputable company - all wonderful stuff but all bull crap!

They called me, asked for me by name, then said is was my pharmacy. They said they had my refill of Cialis and I just had to confirm it. I laughed at her, seeing as I'm 25 and have no need of boner pills. You just have to say "Take my number off your list" and they have to comply.

What is unfortunate with Canada and their so called "Do Not Call List" Apparently it has done the opposite. Somebody or somehow got these registered numbers and after giving your number to the government for private agencies to stop calling you. You get your number sold to scam artists to call you whenever they want and both you as if you have nothing better to do then to talk to some indian guy trying to sell you something.

It is pathetic.