The pattern you’re seeing is classic spoofed‑caller scam where fraudsters mask a Bell Mobility number to sound legitimate. They’ll call repeatedly, often with dead air, and pressure you to confirm personal details or make a payment. Never give out your credit‑card number, Social Insurance Number, or any account info to an unsolicited call—especially if there’s no voicemail or official callback number. Hang up, block the number, and report it to the CRTC or your provincial consumer‑protection agency. If you do think the call might be real, call Bell directly using the number on your bill, not the one that called you.
This number calls my house and then my cell phone one after another, when I pick up nobody says anything, I didnt recieve any voicemails from them eather
The individual calling left a brief message, acting upset that I hadn't returned their call, insisting it wasn't a sales call but refused to provide more details; I receive at least six daily calls from this person and additional calls from another number, and I've been informed that our information may be sold by our service provider.
Apparently, paying one's bills is the simplest way to avoid these calls.
The constant bombardment of calls throughout the day is a major contributor to exorbitant phone bills, as a significant amount of money is wasted on unnecessary calls; the contract with Bell cannot expire soon enough.
A call allegedly about a payment issue due to an expired credit card turned out to be a scam after I verified the information with Bell on *611.
I've been receiving frequent calls, twice a day, claiming I've won a cruise, which I rarely answer.
This number called me five times, causing significant irritation due to my busy schedule. Eventually, I called back and spoke with a woman named Hasmag from 'Bell Mobility,' who seemed surprised by the call. Despite explaining my situation with the account multiple times, she insisted I needed to have my family member, who handles the bill, contact her within 48 hours to avoid suspension of both accounts. Her demeanor and the subsequent hanging up of the phone have led me to question the authenticity of the call, especially given the detailed information they seemed to have about my account. It is advisable to contact service providers through the numbers listed on their official statements.
Over the past week, I have received more than 10 calls from this number, and it's extremely frustrating.
This company is not affiliated with any reputable organization and is attempting to scam individuals by collecting personal information, as seen in their repeated calls
Similar complaints have been made about this number, despite my account being up to date.
I just got a call from a number and they said it was Bell Mobility
Registering your number with the National Do Not Call List should help, it takes up to 30 days, but it eventualy stops, this is for Canada only tho
I just got call from this number, man was speaking quietly and with thick accent, i asked to be removed from call list but he said no
I'm fed up with these calls, i've been recieving them all hours of the night and day, i even tryed texting stop but nothing happend.
Repeatedly recieving calls from this number, no mesage has been left beetwen the calls.
The caller repeatedly dialed the wrong number despite being asked to stop.
We're recieving calls from this number multiple times a day, it's waking us up and we're getting tired of it, how can we make it stop?
In a short span of three hours, I received two calls from this number without any messages left, which seems suspicious
This number constantly calls, similar to another scam caller from Quebec, specifically 514-392-9199
My experience with this number started a couple of weeks ago when I received a call in the middle of the afternoon, but I didn't answer because I don't pick up calls from unknown numbers. The next day, they called again at 9 am, and then multiple times throughout the day, which I found suspicious and ignored.
It appears to be a scam aimed at obtaining credit card information, supposedly from Bell Mobility, but the frequency of calls and the fact that Bell Mobility communicate with me via text messages suggest this is a criminal endeavor.
Despite having no outstanding bills, this number calls multiple times a day, often within short intervals
A person called me claiming i had a debt of 180$ and asked for credid card info, which i refuced to give
I received a call, and I'm wondering if it might be related to my overdue phone bill, as I haven't made a payment in a while
I also recieved a call from this number and contacted my provider, aliant, they informed me that they have recieved several complaints about this number and are investigating the matter
During my abscence from the country, this number continud to call me, despite being aware of my unavilability, and now i'm concerned they'll try to charge me for thier own calls.
This number calls multiple times daily, usually between 3 to 5 times.
The caller claims to be collecting an overdue bill, but since I don't have any Bell products, this seems suspicious
As a Bell customer, i recieve the same calld, i calld Bell and they say its not their number, they never use automated voises
Despite making my last payment and cancelling over two month's ago, i still recieve call from them, dont know why they think i owe them another penny