They left me a vm.  They said the are a canadian company and they had a one question survey.  They said that we understand this is likely a wireless number and we will tell you how to be reimbursed for your airtime at the end of this call.  

If you have a phone other than a wireless in your house press 1.  Otherwise press 2.  If you want to be reimbursed for your airtime press 3.

AJAY "BHOLA" or "BOLA" financial group, trying to sell life insurance


don't answer if you can block this number

Got a call from a telemarketer re: air ducts. I've been on the Do not Call list for ovr a year. He provided me with a number (416) 847-4999. Since I have radiators, and more importantly just wanted to waste his time (like he wastes mine), i agreed to have someone come and visit my home. Tonight (Nov 2, 2009) is the night they arrive. Should be a good exchange. Stay tuned

Change your service provider if your caller ID is (416) 847-4999 or (416) 646-3601

I got a call of him today around 9ish. I accident'ly clicked off because I thought it  was my alarm clock. After a long time, I get a message that I got a voicemail. The voicemail message was so long! Pre-recorded. I didn't understand the first part 'cause the recording was messed up (like a CD scratched up) but then it kept on doing "If your household only uses cell-phones, please press 2," and that is what made the message so long.Anyways! So many reports from this number with all different messages. It's really messed up.(note: Happy New Year's).

I have received numerous phone calls usually during the wee hours(between midnight and 3am).  Each time I redial the number it's busy.  I suspect it's a dedicated fax line.