Yeah, they can ring and ring all they like. This is just another scam number and I never answer. You all DO realize that the telcos (Bell, Rogers etc.) actually HAVE the technology to prevent these calls from getting through (essentially the same as spam email filters) - but they won't deploy it until or unless the government makes it a LAW that they must do so. And even then they will protest, kicking & screaming, to the bitter end. AND they will try to find a way to charge customers for it.
Call from a company said they were Microsoft. Took over my computer, wanted me to send them a very small amount of cash. I did not want to give them any banking details. Two different people, not Canadian accents.
called with a threatening call that legal action was being pursued and that I needed to call their hotline 7303580700 so that no charges would be laid..Called back on the hot line ...didnot give my name and number and suggested that this was a scam ,was called a [***] and also said that I would be calling the police..they hung up
Yeah, they can ring and ring all they like. This is just another scam number and I never answer. You all DO realize that the telcos (Bell, Rogers etc.) actually HAVE the technology to prevent these calls from getting through (essentially the same as spam email filters) - but they won't deploy it until or unless the government makes it a LAW that they must do so. And even then they will protest, kicking & screaming, to the bitter end. AND they will try to find a way to charge customers for it.