this message says they want me to participate in a small survey.  and they say i will win a free trip to the bahamas for two people. gratuities and a small port tax will apply.i received this call in British Columbia.

This number called me today,while i was sleeping,its a survery,then they offer u a trip..it is a garbage call.and they also put messages on the answering machine..What a bunch of pushy telemarketers Its time a stop was put to this...............

just the caled me too...did not answer...if it's Ottawa its MBNA  Mastercard that sold their list to these solicitors.. when I feel like it I play with these "survey people" I always ask them - "If you aren't selling me any thing then what is the ends to means of this survey? For every action there's an end to themeans. Give me an acceptable and intelligent answer to this question and I will consider to 'participate'" they're always stumped and they hang up. :-)

Best to never answer these numbers with no caller ID, or just block them if your telephone has that capability.. They are all scams of one kind or another. They use 'spoof' numbers which are  phony computer generated telephone numbers, so they could be calling from anywhere. Scam artists and collection agencies like to use this modus operandi to glean information. There should be a law against this stuff, but the telephone companies and law enforcement agencies won't do anything about it .

this message says they want me to participate in a small survey.  and they say i will win a free trip to the bahamas for two people. gratuities and a small port tax will apply.i received this call in Quévec City
Caller: a survey company
Call Type: Survey