Recent reports show a flood of calls from 1‑800‑667‑0123, most of which claim to be Bell Mobility. While some callers genuinely represent Bell’s customer‑service or billing departments, a noticeable share attempts to harvest personal or credit‑card data, leveraging spoofed caller ID. Recipients should treat any unsolicited request for financial info with suspicion, especially if no voicemail is left. Verify the call by independently dialing Bell’s official support number, avoid sharing passwords, and consider blocking repeat callers. If the call references overdue balances, log the interaction and contact Bell directly to confirm legitimacy. Staying cautious helps keep your account secure.
I just started reciving these calls, it started after I cancelled my Bell Mobility contract, the calls is automated, and they come at exactly 45 minute intervals, I apreciate this forum, it's been helpful
This number called twice, i ignored it. They call at night and eraly morning.
Late evening and early morning calls were made to our number, which we suspect may be related to a recent credit card change; fortunately, we researched the number before answering.
Similarly, I have been receiving calls from this number, only to have the person on the other end hang up immediately.
I started recieving these 800 calls after I got a scam call about my car warranty exspiring from a diffrent number.
Given the frequent calls, sometimes five or more times a day, and considering the warnings from previous posts, my plan is to answer and inform the caller that their actions are recognized as fraudulent and will be addressed accordingly.
I had a call from this number today, but didnt bother to pick up the phone, no message was left thou, i will report it to my bell provider.
They left me a message twice, said it was Accounts Receivable department from Bell Mobility, they wanted to talk about unpaid charges, easly transfered me to Customer Service tho
This is the second time I've recieved a call from this number, they left a voicemail with an automated message, asking me to call back a different number.
Repeated calls are being made to my phone from this number.
This incident confirms that the number is genuine, belonging to Bell Mobility, but was being spoofed by someone seeking credit card information.
I'm glad I searched this number online, it was a good desision
This number has appeared on my cell phone approximately 40 times since last week
It's worth noting that caller ID can be easily spoofed using a PBX or a web browser by almost anyone.
On July 24, 2008, at approximately 8:45 am, my Bell Mobility cell phone received a call from 800-667-0123, which rang only once and did not leave a message.
This number has called me repeatedly, over 10 times in just two days, but I've refused to answer due to not recognizing the number, leaving me wondering what they want from me
The number of the missed call is visible to me, but i didnt have time to answer, my cell phone contract is with Bell, i contact them this morning about my internet
Whenever customer service reps from Bell Mobility call, this inbound number shows up, thats how it works
A message from Bell Mobility was left on the voice mail to confirm some account changes.
I recieved a call from 800-667-0123, but there was no voicemail, aparently
Missed call from this number, didnt leave a voicemail though
Bell Mobility called to inform me about new 10-digit dialing rules in my area, leaving a message since I did not answer the call.
Fortunately, I missed this call while driving, and it's a good thing I did.
Thanks for the warning; it really helped me avoid a potentially problematic situation.
A man attempted to obtain my credit card informations, he cliamed to be a Bells employee and wanted to refund me for services i dont have.
Bell Mobility reached out, requesting personal information, including details about my upcoming birthday.
This number is associated with Bell Mobility.
