No one ever there....don't know what they're trying to gain....a**holes

guy selling gold... very shady business.

Guy on the other end wanted to sell me Gold futures or something. Conversation went as follows:
Him: Hi my name is x (i don't remember) and i am calling from Gold standard forex (or something)
ME: Do i know you???
Him: Well we spoke briefly a year back or so.
ME: Oh, well I'm not interested
Him: Well, have you been following the trends...
ME: Sorry, I am not interested right now. Thanks.
Him: GO STAY IGNORANT YOU LITTLE F--K!!!

And he hung up. I tried calling back, but the operator said it was disconnected or something. Pretty upsetting. I was quite polite.

my sister was scammed money from this guy in oil industry working for roger j oil or bluegateoils.us

that's one of the number he used. more info: carsonneville from yahoo canada

Number calls and doesnt leave a message.Called it back and it says it has been dfisconnected.....WTF

Apparently this number is back in vogue?

In checking this site, I see they called me way back in Oct. 2008. Then it was an East Indian woman at a call centre trying to sell me an alarm system. Today's call was an East Indian male, also trying to sell alarms. He knew my name, but with a white pages in hand, that's no great surprise. As it was showing up as a local Toronto number, I told him I was on Cdn. DNC list and not to call back or I would report him. He apologised, said he had not called before and would not call back - we'll see about that, I guess.

Call display came up 'Anonymous" since apparently they have spoofed the 416 area code.

Obviously a scam of some sort.

do you know the persons name?

Received a call for (416) 861-9381 today, recording came on saying it was NCRI calling and to wait for next available agent, this was to my cell phone, hung up and added to auto reject list.  Looked up NCRI on web, and there are various organizations, from collection agencies to cancer research.

I received a phone call from this number: left no message, caller ID was 'Jack".Here is what I've found to be really effective if you have an answering service or machine.Record the SIT tone at the beginning of your answering machine message. You can find the .wav file for it here. http://www.yourhomenow.com/sit.html. Just play the wave file loud enough for your answering machine to 'hear it' then record the rest of your message.If this person is using any sort of computer controlled system to dial numbers, the SIT tone tells the dialing computer that the phone line is not in service. Of course, a real person calling your line legitimately would just ignore it and leave a message for you after they hear your voice instructions. I've found this really helps cut down on these problems. The reason this one got through is we had a power failure and I lost the recorded message on my answering machine. But you can bet the SIT tone is going right back on.Hope this helps someone else.

A guy with an Indian accent just called me from this number and said he was from solo mobile which I think is bell. I didn't give him time to speak, just told him i was not interested. this name came up on the phone, "v06181933330011" I don't know what this means