Got a call from this number, it was my mom. She was using Skype or some other VOIP service. It shows up as a local number, I guess that makes the call cheap or something.

Hi guys, this number isn't a phoney number, some companies use it to push numbers through other providors to lower costs. Our service - FreePhoneLine is a VoIP service that is, well, free. This number is a generic numbers most companies use to push the call through Bell, Rogers, Primus, Comcast etc... When they don't like the number, or don't like the fact that we want to run through their service without paying them they block the number or get a bit touchy on who they let through.

This company is supposedly called Noah Home Services. ?They call me at least 5 times per wk!  I spoke with a manager to ask them to stop calling & he promptly hung up on me. They give phony numbers when I ask to call them back.  Also the number that comes up on call display is a phony number too!

Look, whoever call you by this number is someone who knows you. If you are using some sort of VOIP or  "Internet calling" and you want to hide your number with dialing prefix *67, the service will hide your number and at the same time will use (416) 642-0882 instead. this is a phony number

I think this is a long distance number. ?Meaning when you call long distance you enter a phone number then the person your trying to call number.  ie like Worldline or VOIP service.  We got a call from Europe with that number last month and then a telemarketer today.

Got a call around 5pm, a woman was asking to speak to the owner of the house.
Had to get her to repeat the question several times because the call quality was so poor.

When I asked why she was calling, she wouldn't give me an answer. Just asked again to speak to the owner of the house.