Caller said he is from Royal Bank of Canada and one of their security advisors was in our area and would like to schedule to see me. I canceled the call saying I was not interested, but he called again. But the second time, the number didn't show up. But it was the same weirdo. It showed as Private Caller on the Caller ID. He had an Indian accent. Threatened me and told not to cut off the call. Sounded like a real sick a***ole!!!! I canceled the call and he called again and I never picked.

OK, so first the company providing service for that number is Allstream (waiting for them to call me back). I have already gotten RBC involved due to the fact that they are committing fraud. I have also gotten the RCMP Fraud department involved as well and encourage the rest of you to do the same by calling 1-+1 888-495-8501 or info @ phonebusters.comI also encourage you to involve whatever company they may have claimed to be representing as that is a good way to get something done about it, Bell does not appreciate this sort of false representation and have the money and lawuers to do something about it.If they call you again immediately after the call dial *57 to activate a call trace, then about 2 - 3 days after, call your local police department with the time and date and they will give you all the info you need about that number which you can then use to file a report with them (I was unable to trace my call because I didn't know about all this)I have a theory that this info may have been gained through a contest ballot such as the ones I filled out at a bridal show at the Metro Toronto Convention Center 2 years ago. Plus the RCMP fraud phone department is having a major issue with people getting those calls saying they have won a trip and whatnot. I usually get those from filling out contest ballots... $200 to go to Mexico! Yeah right.P.S. Use this sight as reference when reporting these people to companies and/or police.Hope this helped... just don't give up, that's how they win... people to lazy to do something about it. What they are doing is illegal and wrong.

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This # is used for by a service for long distance calls, you call a # and its free long distance, so it could be anyone calling

this number is for a free long distance service and instead of changing your name to private, it just uses a random no existant caller id which i reality is pretty much a private call with a custom caller id displayed.

so whoever is calling you knows you or got your name from the white pages.

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 ...