Ignore phone calls which are not in your contacts, if its important they will leave a VM

It is absolutely NOT WIND!!!!! It’s a phishing scam people!!!! That number is linked to Wind by HACKERS!!!!!!!!! DO NOT GIVE OUT YOUR INFO!!

this number called me also in a very strange time
they should close it

Hey Anti-Hacker, what should I do if I didn't answer the call but called them back (and the call wasn't picked up)? Will they still be able to install the invisible app on my phone? Thanks.

Got a call from this number today, right in the middle of class too! F*** this stupid scam artist ans I hope they get arrested soon. Added to the 'call rejection' list on my Samsung phone. Doesn't help that I have a limited amount of minutes either, so the damn call I got from this number ate up some of my precious talk time. Moreover, I'm a former WIND Mobile customer (switched over to Koodo and ported my former WIND number to it 3 months ago) and I'm wondering if any former WIND customers also got a call from this number recently... or is this scammer simply targeting random people?If it's the former, that might mean that an ex-/current WIND employee is doing something shady. I wouldn't be surprised if that's the case. There's a lot of corruption going on behind the scenes in major telecom companies like WIND, Rogers and Telus.... employees can get away with stuff like selling directories of people's numbers to scam artists or set up elaborate phone scams with numbers taken from telecom databases themselves.

pay your phone bills on time people, and you will not get calls from this number again.

I just filled a request for a quote on wind website they never emailed me back but I did get the call with nobody at the other end!

LISTEN, I get calls from this phone number more than once on a daily basis. If you answer the call in 2014 and an actual person talks to you, the beginning of the conversation goes like this: representative claims he/she is from Wind Mobile and then asks you to confirm some personal information like your address and date of birth. When this happens and if you answer the questions, then you are NAIVE. Even if you agree when the representative negotiates that he/she will disclose some details like your street name or month of birth but you'll have to complete the missing details, then you are still NAIVE.RULE#1: Don't disclose personal information to STRANGERS WHO CALL YOU because they can claim that they work for a certain company but in reality they don't. Watch the movie Identity Thief.The best way to handle such incoming calls that ask for your personal info is to ask the caller a callback number and YOU WILL CALL THEM.My experience with the call from (647) 700-2435, the "representative" asked me to confirm my address. I refused and I asked her what the call is about. She irritably refused to give me the reason for her call, instead she told me to call *611 (Wind on my mobile). I didn't call 611, but I called the (647) 700-2435, and I 'confirmed' it's associated with Wind because the standard Wind Menu voice machine came on. I spoke to a Wind representative and I told him someone from their office called me. He told me there are no notes or documentations on my account, no records that Wind has even attempted to call me, no reason why they would even contact me. I was surprised. Then who the heck called me? He asked what phone number called me. I told him, and in fact it's the number I called to reach him. He put me on hold for 2 mins to investigate.GET THIS: The Wind representative told me that 647-700-2435 is not in any way associated with Wind Mobile. I asked him, "But that's the # I called to reach you!?" Then he came up with the conclusion that the "scam artist" used CALL FORWARDING. My call to 6477002435 was forwarded to the Wind Customer Hotline to make me believe that the # is really from Wind, with the hopes that next time they call me, I would be convinced that they really are from Wind and I would be more cooperative in disclosing my personal information to these scam artists.I hope someone learns from my experience.

This is the most credible explanation about the calls from this number. Good job! ... and, guys, take it into consideration!