519-680-0603

A call from supposedly Bell Canada if you want to sign up to their satellite service.  But it was recorded which is a bit fishy. Also they want you to push 9 to be removed from their calling list or 1 to speak to someone. Which I imagine will direct you to a high paying long distance phonecall. It sounds like a huge scam so I wouldnt recommend pushing anything other than to just hang up.

Just got the call same message press 9 to be removed or 1 to talk to someone about tv

Same here.  A recording about if you're upset about your Cogeco Cable to press 1 ...

I believe this to be a scam and am filing a complaint as I always do with the Do Not Call Registry.  

The call display reads:  Out of Area, 519-680-0603.

I got this at 5:44 p.m., in Sarnia, Ontario, on July 7, 2010.

I just did a reverse search of 519-680-0603 on:  http://opportunitymart.com/519-680-0603

It came up as:  R. Skinkle, 122 Pine Valley Drive, London, Ontario.  It is a home telephone number.

I have filed complaints about this number with:
1.  Cogeco Cable (since this affects their business);
2.  Bell Canada (another website shows this is a Bell Sympatico customer)
3.  The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) - formerly Phonebusters
4.  The National Do Not Call Registry

This person has to be stopped.

ths  number called me and i already am a saltite user through

Bell canada so it must be a scam



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I got the call July 8 2010 in Courtright

Got a call from this number today (July 16, 2010).  Didn't answer it, because it was on my fax line.
Makes me think it's just someone / something (computer) making cold calls.  From what other people are saying, sounds like a scam.

I got a call from this number and I spoke to someone.  Was told that their company is called Viewpoint Systems and that they are Bell-approved satellite installers based in London, ON.  I called Bell and asked someone and they said they thought that was correct information.

According to the person from Viewpoint, they have a deal on where if you sign up with Bell through them - you are given 1 HDTV satellite receiver, and 2 regular receivers for free plus a free install.

However you do need to provide the numbers of the end of your bank account cheques for a credit check.

I was told they had a website, but I couldn't find it (though there is an American site but it's not about Bell satellite installers.

I tried looking them up on the BBB and found nothing.