I get calls from this number every Wednesday around 5:15 in the afternoon. This is a computer call. Caller identifies themselves as "Rachel from Card Holder Services" but this is a lie, my bank says so. I'm on the National Do Not Call registry, another bald face lie being told by our government to the people. Will somebody please put these animals to death?
I get calls from this number every Wednesday around 5:15 in the afternoon. This is a computer call. Caller identifies themselves as "Rachel from Card Holder Services" but this is a lie, my bank says so. I'm on the National Do Not Call registry, another bald face lie being told by our government to the people. Will somebody please put these animals to death?
http://cnac.ca/data/ac873.htm indicates "NPA 873 will serve the same geographic region as the existing 819 in Québec (See Planning Letter PL-NANP-405). Central Office (NXX) Codes may be assigned after December 01, 2012, however, assigned codes cannot be activated in the PSTN prior to June 01, 2013."
There are therefore no legit +1-873- numbers at the current time; all that appears in the official listing of telephone exchanges are the standard reservations of test numbers (958-, 959-), information (x11, 555-), local, adjacent or proposed area codes (819-, 613-...) and assorted special numbers such as 410- (seven-digit regional tollfree) or 976- (pay-per-call ripoff numbers) in an otherwise vacant area code.
If you receive a call from area code +1-873 prior to 2013? It's bogus. Don't even pick up the 'phone.
The 000-xxxx seven-digit local portion of the number is bogus in any case, even in a real +1 area code.