Bell Mobility : pourquoi ce numéro vous rappelle ?

A call was received, despite not being a Bell customer; the number has been blocked to prevent further calls.

A call was received on an unlisted number, but it was not answered, and no message was left. Given that there is no account with the reported company, it's likely a scam.

To avoid scams, it's best not to answer 1-800 number calls as genuine callers will leave a message with return contact information

The call from this number was a scam; after looking it up on 411.ca, it's listed as a Quebec salon, but the caller claimed to be from Bell Mobility, attempting to get credit card information.

Repeated calls from this number have been made, but a legitimate company typically leaves a voicemail message, suggesting that this may be a scam, so it's best to let it go to voicemail and contact the actual company directly.

A man claiming to represent Bell Mobility called me from this number, leaving a message requesting a callback. When I returned the call, he asked for my cell phone number and stated the purpose of the call was related to billing. However, when I requested him to verify his identity by providing information from my file, he cited privacy concerns and refused. I declined to provide any further information, and he claimed he could not assist me. This interaction exhibits characteristics of a scam, particularly since my account was found to be up-to-date upon checking.