Well this is certainly interesting! I received a call yesterday (4/22/2017) from 647-676-0237 on my iPhone. I make it a point not to answer calls that I don't recognize - so I let the phone ring four times to allow the caller to leave a message. The phone stopped ringing after the fourth ring and no message was left on my voice mail. Being curious, I did an Internet search for this number with 800 notes and also with some similar phone tracking sites. I found no information that identified this caller as a malicious number.
Being curious, I called this number from another phone to prevent revealing my identity. I was greeted by a recorded message saying, "This number is no longer in service - or has been disconnected." I called this number again just to be sure that I had not made an error -- and I still got the same recorded message,
Another site (other than 800 notes) now indicates that this number has now been searched ninety- plus times in the last twenty-four hours. First, I am clueless as to just how a disconnected number might be able be capable of calling anyone. Secondly, ninety-some searches for this number in less than 24 hours certainly supports my notion that something strange might be going on. Is this just some sort of prank - or is this a scam artist trying to be clever by spoofing a disconnected number? I have blocked this caller on my iPhone.
Well this is certainly interesting! I received a call yesterday (4/22/2017) from 647-676-0237 on my iPhone. I make it a point not to answer calls that I don't recognize - so I let the phone ring four times to allow the caller to leave a message. The phone stopped ringing after the fourth ring and no message was left on my voice mail. Being curious, I did an Internet search for this number with 800 notes and also with some similar phone tracking sites. I found no information that identified this caller as a malicious number.
Being curious, I called this number from another phone to prevent revealing my identity. I was greeted by a recorded message saying, "This number is no longer in service - or has been disconnected." I called this number again just to be sure that I had not made an error -- and I still got the same recorded message,
Another site (other than 800 notes) now indicates that this number has now been searched ninety- plus times in the last twenty-four hours. First, I am clueless as to just how a disconnected number might be able be capable of calling anyone. Secondly, ninety-some searches for this number in less than 24 hours certainly supports my notion that something strange might be going on. Is this just some sort of prank - or is this a scam artist trying to be clever by spoofing a disconnected number? I have blocked this caller on my iPhone.