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!

So this "thing" has called me for two weeks straight. It started on February 13th and carried through the entire weekend, day and night. By Monday morning, it stopped. The calls began again on Feb 20th, and haven't stopped since. They are primarily during the evening and night time hours. They were all "private" calls, until somehow they managed to forget to block the number. Has anyone figured how to put a stop to these calls?

Called my ex boyfriend claiming he was my father. And new my dads name and my full one. Said he would rip his guts out for supposedly doing all these sick things to me and so on. That's just messed =/

i got a call from these c*** suckers at 5pm and again at 5:30pm. They call everyday. i don't know what they want or what they are selling.

I got a call from this number today.it is perfectly fine with me. My suggestion to everybody who receive any unwanted call is not to answer the call...never answer any call, again never answer any suspicious call......you would kill them if you don't... believe me everybody, it worked for me for years, and this number calls maybe every 6 to 7 months which is OK but I never answered them. That's the best solution for any illegal call, everything else never works.

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.