Told me he was from the "Visa Verification Department," but refused to tell me which company.  Started to ask me if I was making minimum payments on my card, which I refused to answer.  I then asked him which Visa company he represented--he said it was to do with my RBC Visa (which I do not have).  I told him I thought he was a scammer and hung up.

I got a call from this number at 4:30 in the morning, but there was nobody on the line.  It makes me wonder if this person is a scammer.

This number called me yesterday, at 12:50 Pacific, and their automated system left a partial message on my voice-mail, saying that "there is nothing wrong with my account" and "you may qualify for a 6.9% rate", and "press 1 to talk to Card Services or press 2 to be removed".

Probably a SCAMMER trying some IDENTITY THEFT information-harvesting, or just simply trying to get my current credit-card information so that they could abuse it.

The caller's number is a "mobile" number assigned to "Bell Canada" that is a _local_ call to me.
I called the number -- it did not ring.  After a few seconds, I got my normal dial-tone  Weird.

Obviously, a _FORGED_ caller telephone-number, crafted to make it more likely that I pickup.

got a call from this number Thursday at 6.50pm. Man with an accent saying he was my computer service provider and if I didnt get on my computer and comply with his I would lose my computer tomorrow. He was very angry and unhappy from the begining.