Around dusk on a typical weekday, your phone rings with an unfamiliar number that quickly drops into voicemail. Most users report the caller is tied to Virgin Mobile’s voicemail forwarding service, but the messages often contain threats, fake police or tax notices, and demand money – classic signs of a scam. Avoid engaging; never share personal or financial details. Block the number through your carrier’s spam‑filter or a third‑party app, and add it to your blacklist. If the calls persist, file a complaint with the CCTS or your telecom provider. Staying vigilant and cutting off the line are the quickest ways to stop the nuisance.
This is likely a scam, possibly using computer-generated numbers, as my husband also received spam calls after retiring from a business.
A significant scam involves pretending to be a lawyer's office, with threatening prerecorded voice messages, a tactic that aims to deceive recipients.
The caller pretended to be a police constable and made threats to contact lawyers, but their claims seem entirely false.
I recieved a call..they left a message but it is interfeering with me putting in my voicemail code, ive put them on my auto reject list.
These peoples are really annoying me
The calls from this number have been relentless, often at unusual hours, and the claims of a mandate sentence or debt collection are unsubstantiated and suspicious.
It is necessary to eliminate this number.
My cell phone is beeing called by this number, just to inform me that i dont have an answering message, i dont want to leave one, thats my prefrence
This number has been sending obsene messages
My voicemail got an automatic message from them and they dont stop sending
Its a scam, they are posining as the Canada Revenue Agency.
This number has made multiple calls, and although a message is left, I do not answer due to the request for personal information.
It appears to be associated with Virgin Mobile or possibly a mirrored number.
A voicemail was left, falsely claiming to be from the Revenue Agency
Recurring calls are being made without cessation.
Repeated calls are being made, but the identity of the caller remains unknown.
It seems this number is being used for call forwarding purposes
The caller has been persistent, leaving voice mail multiple times a day, showing no signs of giving up.
Frequently, my messages get filled up by this number, but when I anser, ther's no one on the other end.
I recieve a weird message from this number, didnt understand what they want
It appears there has been a significant scam perpetrated by Virgin, also known as Bell Telephone
Bell is at it again with yet another rip-off attempt.
The tactics employed by these individuals involve convincing people to divert all calls to their voice mailbox, incurring a charge of $0.30 per call, and then charging $0.60 for long-distance calls to retrieve messages. This is a dubious practice, particularly when dealing with companies like Bell.
It appears Virgin Mobile is collaborating with Bell to exploit customers. Consider seeking consumer protection and taking legal action. They seem more interested in generating revenue than providing necessary services, especially for pay-as-you-go plans.
I have had the same experience.
Similarly, I've experienced the same issue with Virgin, receiving two calls in just three weeks of owning my phone.
It appears that Bell, or possibly Virgin, has a mechanism in place to divert certain calls to a Voice Mailbox, which can be a suspicious tactic
This number constantly contact me and send to voice mail settings
Repeated calls have been made, sometimes multiple times a day, with messages requesting callbacks, but the caller hangs up when the call is answered, or the phone is not rung if the number is unknown.
The identity of the caller remains unknown, which raises concerns.
