It called me to ask me to participate in in quick survey and promised a reward after. I hung up.

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This is a fraud number, they target senior telling them that a family member was in a car accident in Mexico City. They try to get them to send 2100$ through money gram. I work at a senior home and they have tried this with two of my residents in just the last week. Different people were called and it was the same story. DO NOT SEND THEM MONEY

I think it's a kind of a relay number...when you get called from internationnal. Cause everytime i get this number,It's my Mom or My girlfriend calling from homecountry.

This number has being calling me for 3 days now. He has indian accent and he kept on telling me to go to my computer so he can help me fix my virus on  my system.I told him i have no computer because i was suspicious but he asked if i have an andriod phone. I told him NO.......and he is still calling me. I told him i will report the number to police.......How can one stop this number from calling me....They are scammers...

This is a number used through a gmail account to call long distance

Reçu un appel de (514) 874-1957.
Après avoir dit « Allo ? », il y a eu un délai avant que la personne réponde, comme il arrive lorsqu'il s'agit d'un service d'appel de télémarketing.
Un homme a alors lancé : « Allô grand'-pa ! ».
Je lui ai dit : « Vous avez sans doute composé le mauvais numéro. »
Il a répondu : « Désolé. » et a raccroché.
Ça m'avait l'air tellement faux que j'ai vérifié le numéro et suis tombé sur le présent site.
Ça ressemble donc à la fraude où une personne se fait passer pour un petit-fils pour se soutirer de l'argent à une personne âgée.

Just received a call from 514 874-1957.
After I said : « Hello ? », there has been a few second delay before the answer, like the one we get when we receive a call from a telemarketing firm.
A man said : « Hello Grand-Pa ! »
I said : « You got the wrong number. »
He said : « Sorry. » and he hang up.
The tone was so weird that I googled the number.
So I think it's the kind of fraud where a person claims to be a grand-son to get money from their « beloved » grand-parents.

This number appears interesting. It has never called me. I dialed AT&T (USA) from Canada just the other day. I deployed the Occassional Block feature, *67, prior to dialing the American toll-free number (I'm dead serious: I displayed my redial feature right after fininshing my call and saw that I had indeed depressed *67). AT&T USA determined my phone number to be (514) 874-1957, which it isn't; evidently, some party out there is committing an infraction of Canadian privacy regulation. I myself called this 514 number and, without hearing a ring, got a recording that identified a telephone service provider and a few digits (orally). (Incidentally, twice dialing an AT&T Canada number whereat I dialed *67 beforehand, somehow AT&T customer service representativeS (CSR) were equipped with the facility at overriding my Occassional Block feature. Persevering to speak with the 2nd CSR's supervisor, I got plucky in that the supervisor told me that many customers had complained about the same thing that I'm writing about here. I have no subscription with any AT&T. My telephone service provider is investigating the infraction. I am taking both these matters up with the Privacy Commissioner's Office in Ottawa. Cleary, AT&T Canada is breaking the law.)

Yeah, the same has been happening to me and when I call back this number, it sounds a dial-tone. Very strange. Someone has already flagged this number as a fraud scam: http://www.numberinvestigator.com/phone/(514) 874-1957.html