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!

Got a call from this number. The man claimed to be from Bell Canada and wanted to speak with the person who pays the phone bill. Imagine that. Bell Canada calling a customer and not knowing the name on the account.

I got a call from this number and the guy said his name was Mac and was breathing kind heavy like he was out of breath, said something about Visa and Master Card and when I asked him to Identify himself, they hung up.

I got call from this number and missed the call. when i called back it alwasys busy. so i believe it is not a good idea to call back.

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.

I don't know for sure, but I think that its a telemarketer. This isn't actually the number that they call you from, they use it as their call-ID.