they are just call me from 10 day ago until now, they said that i had selected to get free vacation pakage something, but the thing is they aldready have my information about my address, my name, i don't know where and how they can got those information... they kind of anoying

Keep getting the same crap yall do about this number. They are using the same accent and company name. Most of you may know that APEX is a electronics company. They are telling me Ive one something. But I dont by that. As most of you know the 555 numbers are used only in movies and TV series it is not suppose to be a working number.

I have been getting these same calls for weeks. and didn't think about it until reading 'bob in anchorage' post. I too got the same magazine pitch. I refused them and hung up. that was around the time the (514) 555-5555 numbers started.

It is my opinion that this is a phishing expedition. My recommendation is do not give out financial information and here is why:
Call came up as (514) 555-5555 a number registered to Quebec, Canada.
Man with mid-eastern accent approached me with same offer as above. He informed me he was with APEX Services operating out of Las Vegas when asked why his number showed up as Quebec he said it was because he was operating on an internet line. Not a very plausible answer as why would the phones be registered to Canada when the company HQ was in Vegas? There would be no reason to do so unless the company was dodging U.S. law or taxes.
The phone number given by Mr. Matthew, +1 866-901-8966 is the company's customer help line (not very hard to do as anyone can get an 800 line for just a few dollars a month).
The website given was wwww.apexserviceonline.com. When I went to the website it was obviously not the work of a professional denoting either a very poor company with a DITY webmaster or a fraudulent front. The website seemed to be devoted more to adds then to the company, another sign the business is probably illegitimate.
The man gave his name first as Matthew and then as John Matthew ID # IT1614. When I spoke to his supervisor (also with a mid-eastern accent though less heavy) he gave his name as Steve Johnson. If you notice both first and last names are first names and when Matthew is a last name it is usually Matthews. Both names are also very common and it could be that two mid-eastern gentlemen immigrated and changed their names to common American names. But it does add to list of coincidences that point to fraud.
Neither the company nor its website was listed with the Better Business Bureau and when I asked for the company address the men refused to give it to me (something no legitimate business would do). When Googled or when referenced on www.yellowpages.com I could find no references to the company, not even its website which is extremely odd to say the least as any legitimate company with a website is doing its best to promote it's company name and you can usually find at least a reference to it.
When asked where they got my information Mr. Matthews claimed that they were an IT company and had gotten my information from a service they had installed for me. Later he claimed the company was allied with camera companies and travel services (notice the vague wording and no actual recognizable company names were used) which seems an odd branching for an IT services company.
Then there was the matter of the shipping. It's true that sometimes companies do give away free stuff and then request that you pick it up or pay for it to be sent to you. However, in this case the amount was "fishy". First there was the matter of the flat rate fee of $1.95. If they refused to pay for shipment then why would their flat rate be so low? $2 might be enough to ship the camera short distances but according to their descriptions this company has a large sphere of influence and is conceivably shipping items around the states. If you go to any online business you will find that shipping and handling fees for small items usually ranges from $4.99 to $7.99 to cover employee time and the costs to ship anywhere in the U.S. $1.95 is simply too low a figure to be used for anything but a fraudulent ploy to get account information.
Finally when I asked why I should give them my account number (needed for the check) when they could not give me any proof of legitimacy they claimed that it was ok because even with my account numbers they still could not withdraw money unless I went to the bank and confirmed the charge. In this day and age most of us know this is simply not true. With my name, address and the phone number they had already obtained (many companies sell consumer information to make a further profit off of you) and the account numbers they were trying to obtain from me they could have made off with as much money as I had in my account. Once they have those numbers the best you can do is do a stop payment but that is only if you catch them in time.
Conclusion:
Everything this company claimed (with the exception of a few "mis-statements" and contradictions) is theoretically in the realm of possibility, however, with all the unlikely coincidences and lack of proof to the opposite I would have to conclude that this is a complete scam. So STAY THE HELL AWAY.

I was wondering who had called me from this number, and what they wanted.  The reason why there is voice mail, is so that I can call back.

I am sickof this (514) 555-5555 number calling my cell phone 10-15 times a day I have twin 3 yr olds and other children that they wake up at all hours of the night.My cell phone provider wants me to pay to change my number thats not FAIR!!!!!!!!!! I just chnged it a few months ago for the same reason only different numbers.WHO THE HECK ARE THESE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!How do we know it isn't our phone providers trying to make money annoying the heck out of us till we pay to change our numbers again????????????????????????