Yes, I got a call, they told me I have law violations: tax violation and immigration violation and asked for the country I am coming from. I told them to get lost.

My wife who's got a heart condition, got a call from that number from a man saying he's calling from the RCMP. Since she couldn't understand him he left this number so I could call back. She was extremely worried so i called right away from work. I could not understand him either as it seemed to me he was purposely speaking really fast. He said it was about my wife and he would call me back at home when I got back from work. He would not tell me specifically whait it was about.

When I told him I had checked his  number on the internet and what I had found, he started to tell me about my wife's problem with immigration. I said she had nothing of the sort, he than said she had problem with revenu canada.  I called him a liar. He stared to threat me with sending her file to the local police and that they would come pick her up...

I almost wish I had played along just to see how far he'd go...

This guy left a message also here ... Should we call the police on him?

Got a voicemail message today asking me to call back this number due to a law issue and legal case against my name (I don't know where he got my name) and identification.  Call ASAP.  Failure to call back will result in blotter and legal action filed against me.

 I am not sure of the phone # as it happened a while back . Did a quick survey a while back. Did not give them credit card #. or address but they had my home area. just a couple of  days later I was going on my own holiday (driving) I checked my credit card on line to line to make a payment and  I had over $1500.00 charged on my credit card from a Florida airlines. Credit card company refunded my money. They had said they had a # of calls like that. They were doing an investigation about it. He said these people don't even need you to give them much information and they can get your credit card #.