Please report this to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre:
http://www.antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/english/reportit_howtoreportfraud.html
The more reports they get from us the faster they will act on it. It seems to be a Nationwide Fraud.

Called Rogers to complain... never called it yet itappears at least 10 times on my bill.
I called the # from home aqnd it rings that's it. To make a long story short it's impossible that we all have the same problem and we don't know eachother?????
My contract is over this month and I am cancelling with Rogers!!!
6 years of service with them theycan but chose not to remove these fraudulent charges.
My bill every month is over 250. 00....do the math over 6 years...
$ 7.50 has just costed them so much more....
If you are not happy with the customer service thatyou are receiving...
WE ALL HAVE CHOICES!!!!
My kids have changed to Virgin they both got the iphone 4 no contract cancell at antime.
MY 10, unlimited texting ...
I going to look into it too!!!

I just got my bill and there it is showing that I made a call from the West Indies to Toronto. Yes I was in the West Indies, but never used my phone to make any phone calls..

(416) 822-1142 is the number displayed by Rogers on PayAsYouGo accounts for any incoming voicemail calls - whether the caller leaves a message or not (transaction history does not show the # of the incoming caller - need to cross reference the transaction history to your phone incoming call history/received calls).
If the caller does not leave a voicemail message (ie. a telemarketer or a wrong number dialed) it still registers as a call & subsequent 25 cent charge. As long as your voicemail system answers the caller (ie. caller hears it's a voicemail & not a real person) there is a charge. So, if your VM is set-up or not it doesn't matter ! The telephone system (aka a computer) can't determine if an incoming call is legitimate or not. It happens to me and I don't like it either, but at least someone at Rogers could explain it to me !
Cheers.
PS - trust me, Bell is no better ! (Bell & Rogers own all the cell service offered - is that called a twin-opoly ? Very Canadian)

I have this number on my Rogers bill for Sept 2011 while  I was in Chicago. I never called this number and I don't know who the hell this person is. I called Rogers cell phone billing, the Representative Sarah does not want to help me to find out what is happening and is not even forwarding my call to any supervisor on duty. She refused to help me further on this issue and insists that I should pay the bill. When I google then I see many other consumer victim of the same number and same type of problem. I dont know where to report this and what to do. But I am sure this is a scam. My greatest fear is hopefully this number doesnt belong to some drug or mafia group. God help Rogers to be friendly

(416) 822-1142 is the number displayed by Rogers on PayAsYouGo accounts for any incoming voicemail calls - whether the caller leaves a message or not (transaction history does not show the # of the incoming caller - need to cross reference the transaction history to your phone incoming call history/received calls).If the caller does not leave a voicemail message (ie. a telemarketer or a wrong number dialed) it still registers as a call & subsequent 25 cent charge. As long as your voicemail system answers the caller (ie. caller hears it's a voicemail & not a real person) there is a charge. So, if your VM is set-up or not it doesn't matter ! The telephone system (aka a computer) can't determine if an incoming call is legitimate or not. It happens to me and I don't like it either, but at least someone at Rogers could explain it to me !Cheers. PS - trust me, Bell is no better ! (Bell & Rogers own all the cell service offered - is that called a twin-opoly ? Very Canadian)