I just got a call from this number 3 times. I answered it the first time and it was a was Dr.Phil. LOL. It sounded like a recording though so I hung up and it called back twice but never left a message.

This number must be a switch board number, simply because I got a call from this number today and it is actually from Indeed.com. Every few weeks, one of Indeed account manager calls our company as a courtesy to check  if we need any help as we post a lot of jobs on Indeed.

So judging by all the comments on this thread, I am assuming this number is probably an outgoing number from a switchboard.

they tole me i won a free cell phoneand they are calling from bellbut i have to pay 25 dollars each monthholly s**tm using fido right nowhow come they need me to start tdealing with bellso annoying

Its used by people calling from Ipod touches I know cuz when my brother-in-law phones from it that shows up. So you have random people who can call from the IPod touch. if you phone the police they can get permission to find out from the company what the IP address connecting to it is. the problem is that you can use any wireless internet that isnt password protected. So I could go outside starbucks, phone you with my ipod touch (not I-phone) and harass you. lovely isn't it.

Just to clarify, anyone who calls a metro vancouver number using the Ipod touch (if they use the free application on the ipod touch) will be routed through this number. Like the guy above me said its voip caller id. this number isn't a person, its just a service that connects an internet connection to a phone (as in your telephone when they call).

got a call from this number, called back and service could not connect/complete.

I just got a call from this number and a Mandarin speaking Chinese lady asking me if I'm interested in watches.  I told her I don't have a watch and I'm not intetested in participating in any upcoming promotion events.  She's a polite phone manner but I think I should register my cell phone number on the Do Not Call List.