i just got a call from this number too. at 9:28pm. ?i called it back after reading some of these postings, the time was 9:43...i got the number is not in service, so they must be hijacking a number and routing their calls through it.

Got a call from them today. Al lady would like to do a consumer study at "my area".When I asked here where she is located right now she told me she is in Mainla.So I told her she should do consumer studies in Manila and not in Canada.Than I did hang up.

So i decided to try and send a text message to tell them to stop calling my number and I got a message in return that states "Your message will be sent to landline phone number (519) 858-1931. Pour envoyer message en francais au 519-858-1931, repondez F a ce message."The french part says that 'if you would like to send the message in french, respond with the letter F to the message.'

When the National do not call agency receive enough complaints something will be done eventually so don't hesitate to report it.

I got a call from this number, I answered and said hello several times and then it went from dead air to a dial tone.

This is published on the London Police Website:Fraud AlertThe London Police Fraud Unit would like to warn citizens about someone that is soliciting information over the telephone. The suspects are telling people that they are owed money by a utility company and then they are requesting the victim's bank account information.These phone calls have been traced back to phone number (519) 858-1931. Due to phone number portability issues this phone number cannot be traced to the suspects nor can it be placed out of order.You are reminded not to give out any personal information over the phone unless you are sure that you are speaking with a trusted source.Anyone who may have information in relation to this scam, or the person or people associated to this phone number, is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or the London Police Service at 661-5670.