Skip answering the call – it’s almost certainly a spoofed telecom scam. The pattern of a brief ring, an automated voice claiming you’re a valued Telus or Rogers customer, and a press‑1 prize offer matches known robocall fraud that harvest numbers for resale. Even if you’re a subscriber to the mentioned carrier, legitimate companies never ask for a button press to claim a gift. Let the call go to voicemail, block the number, and report it to the CRTC or your carrier’s fraud desk. Consider using a call‑filtering app and never share personal info with unknown callers.
Be aware that answering this call will incur a charge of $1 per minute, even with an unlimited nationwide call plan, as I discovered after receiving a similar call from 604 995 5000
The CallFilter2 app is available at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.telemarks.CallFilter2&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImpwLmNvLnRlbGVtYXJrcy5DYWxsRmlsdGVyMiJd
At 12:35pm EST, i recived a call from this number and answred it, it was a automated voice system that said i will recive a free gift if i press 1.
A call was received on an inactive extension, which is unusual and suspicious
I received a call from this number just two days after getting my new phone
At 13:41, I received an automated call from 1-514-750-5000 on my cell phone, claiming I was a valued Telus customer and had won a prize, but I was skeptical and ended the call.
Apparently, there was a typo, and 'price' should have been 'prize'
A call was received from 1-514-750-5000 mentioning a prize from Telus, which seemed suspicious since I am not a Telus customer
The number 1(514)750-5000 was provided in the context of this call.
I answeared a call from this number and it was a automated voice, saying i will recieve a free gift, but i dont think its legit
At 12:20 pm, I received a call claiming I was a valued customer, which was false, and offered a gift if I pressed 1
On the west coast, I received a call in the late morning that went unanswered. A follow-up call was made 30 seconds later, only to have them attempt to reach my cell phone instead of my landline.
The calls from this number are sporadic, sometimes multiple times a day, though they only let it ring briefly before hanging up; I see no point in calling back
After receiving multiple calls within a short span, I answered and introduced myself as a representative of the UPS Store, inquiring how I could assist them. The caller promptly disconnected, and I have not received any further calls. It appears that being proactive and creative in handling these calls can lead to their cessation without needing to request removal from their list.
When I tried to call back this number at 2:55 PM Central Standard Time, I received a message saying it was not in service.
Be cautious when receiving calls, as this number may be spoofed to appear as a Canadian number, but is actually from another country
A call was received at 4:54 P.M., but attempting to call back resulted in a 'number not in service' message
Received a call at 6:10 pm Eastern time, which was unexpected.
i got a phone call at 12:18pm, thats all
At 2:14 pm, an incoming call was received
Brief and uninformative call.
