this number has been calling me since Nov; knows my name, calls my home and cell numbers - usually just keeps saying hello, sometimes gets very rude.  i have blocked the number (of course Rogers charges monthly for this "safety" feature).  Police involved - it's a Skype number and is untracable.  many police divisions involved, plus RCMP.  nothing you can do but block the number.  although it somehow unblocked itself and i received calls over the weekend - didn't answer.  dirtbag.

called me today at 2:08pm.  the caller identified herself as monique from montblanc and wanted to speak with someone at our office.  told her he was not available and she asked if he would be back later today, i said no can i help you with something.  she paused and said she would call back later.

lots of background noise and she didn't sound very professional.

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.

Got a call about it from some holiday place or something.
Person spoke really broken english (Indian accent) and said I filled out a form to win a prize in zellers or walmart or somewhere - except i dont shop there nor do i fill out forms like that.  said he has my address, which is right, except he said i live in north york, which is what the postal office says, i always say toronto.
told him i didnt fill anything out since he called and ask for Mr. or Mrs... and there is no Mrs. so couldnt have been me. Asked not to be called again and if I do it goes to the CRTC as i am registered with teh do not call list. He abruptly stopped talking and i hung up.

This number is from FreePhoneLine.ca and appears when the FreePhoneLine number is called by a caller that is blocking their ID.

That is...

1) "Bill" has a FreePhoneLine.ca (FPL) number which he can forward to any other number in Canada (like his cell)
2) "Jane" calls Bill's FPL number but she decides to block her number so that he doesn't know what number she is calling from
3) Bill receives an incoming call on his cell and sees (416) 642-0882 on his call display

Yuppers.....same number.  Indian guy for duct cleaning.  When I tried to be polite and refused, he got obscene.  I hung up and he called back!  Twice!  Bell says it's a phony number.