514-977-8989

"You just won..." some kind of crap.....

same number called me an hour or so ago, i didn't get to it in time though.

Got a call from these nits, I'm on Bell mobility with an unpublished number, also on govt don't call list. Filed a complaint at https://www.lnnte-dncl.gc.ca/plt-cmp-eng - this is likely the same company that calls from caller ID 403-986-8989.

Spam.
with Bell in Edmonton

got a call within a minute ago
second time receiving a call from this number. did not answer as well.

spam you've won 2600

*spammers are such morons!

called me @ 2:28 pacific time

Same as everyone. Got my call in Ottawa.

Did not recognize the number did not answer they did not leave a msg.  My understanding from research is it is a marketing company, Travel $$$, press 1 stuff.
I am a Vergin customer and also have my cell number on the Do Not Call List.

called my cell phone. I didn't answer. I'm on all the Do Not Call lists as well.
What a nuisance. (I'm in BC)

This is like the 3rd call from these guys in the last week or so
I even had a customer come in with the same call...

Got a voicemail/missed call from this number at 3:06 today. There was part of a recorded message: "To claim, press 1 now."

I am starting to get more and more spam calls and I'm not sure where they are even getting my number as I'm unpublished and do not give it out if I don't have to!

I'm with Telus. Saw the number did not answer. Looks like lots of people are getting hit

I'm with rogers and and this number just phoned me

more of the same

I received this number((514) 977-8989) in Surrey BC at 4:32 on the rogers network/ WTF.

Just got a call from this number in Sudbury.  Didn't answer, no message

SPAM. If you don't know the #, don't answer.

FYI- The do not call list is a joke;it took telemarketers less than an hour to figure out a work-around. This is how it works:

If I have a company that plans to do telemarketing, and I compile a list of numbers to contact, I am required to check with the list of people who have requested that they not be called (the Do-Not-Call-List), BUT

If I do not bother to make a list, and just let the automated (computer driven) phone system dial every possible number between 000-000-0000 and 999-999-9999, then I have broken no rules/laws.

The computer dials a number of calls per second, and automatically stacks any live call (someone answers the phone) in the queue. That is why you answer the phone to "dead air" so often these days. The dialer got ahead of the message system and it isn't ready for you yet.

just called me about an hour ago glad i didn't answer.

Called me at 4:08pm eastern standard time. How can I block future calls from numbers like these?