888-746-3771

I said hello. She said hello. Then she disconnected on me.

Just called here - didn't pick up, no message.

Claiming they are from Rogers. They said that I am using Bell while I AM with Rogers. every week or so I recieve a call from them, I smell a scam.

BIG TIME Scam!!!!!
I got a call from someone stating that he's from Rogers and that the reason for the call is that I will be experiencing disruptions in the network due to them installing towers in my area for a 4G network (?! Rogers has already upgraded to LTE a long time ago!!!) and this will cause a disruption in my cell reception, internet usage and roaming. Due to this disruption they will provide me with a $35 credit per month as long as the disruption is an issue. He then told me that he will be giving me a confirmation number that I will be needing to write down as they will send me paperwork in the mail and the confirmation number will be needed to add to those forms. He then remembered that he should have said that "this call is being recorded for quality assurance". He stated his name is John (several times) and gave an employee number that I was told to write down and asked me to repeat it again to him. This is when he started asking me for personal information. I only gave my first name and he kept saying 'I need you to confirm this information for my supervisor' then asked for my postal code. I told him that he should already have this info and that I don't feel comfortable giving him this information and that I'm fine with the disruption and I don't want the credit. He said thanks and hung up. Smells very very fishy!

Aug 10, some one call from the number 888-746-3771 twice today, nor conversation??

Told me he was receiving interference from my computer hook-up.  When I told him no computer here, threatened to cut off services until I complied.  Told him to go to Hill

3rd call from 3 different "invalid" phone numbers today in which I picked up and said, "Hello" Unfortunately, whoever was at the other was capable of dialing numbers ...but, the person was not intelligent enough to say anything. There was no reply to my "Hello" in any of the 3 calls today.
While Obama is taking out people that he deems as "enemies" of the US, it would be so helpful if these scammers (in Pakistan) would start calling that big, white, house on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Washington DC. That kind of annoyance might motivate the POTUS to have one of his drones pay a visit to the "boiler room" that these callers work in. A few missiles fired into the building might make the survivors consider another career path.

called promoting a deal with Rogers for home phone, internet and cable for $105. Told him we are happy with what we have. He asked who we are with, Rogers or Bell, i said Rogers and then he hung up.

Missed call on cell phone...called back and was told overseas...I know no one in another country over "big water"