(416) 999-4930

Just received a call from this number - my first. The man asked for me by name and I said "this is she" - he then hung up.

Called me work number a few times. I did answer because it was a known "problem" number. They leave no message.

They call every day sometimes a few times a day to speak with my father in law. When I say that he is not available and ask if there is anything I can help them with they hang up. I did have one person say that it was a personal phone call and they would try back later. I tried explaining that this is a business line and I handle all the accounts and if it is a personal matter then they should call him at home. But they still keep calling. So frustrating!

I just got a voicemail from this number. The quality never went bad and it was very long. The caller identified himself as Jason Meyers, and spent a long time offering me an equity opportunity that I frankly wasn't even trying to understand since I had already looked up the number on these sites. However, after he concluded his long-winded offer, he said he was going to email it to me. This of course led me to wonder how he would have attained so much of my contact information (not that it's technically difficult). He then continued to request I call him back, but he did not proceed to give me this number as I expected. When I looked up the number he gave me (781-791-5015), the first result was something called ARIA Funds, located in Massachusetts. The whole thing is sketchy, and if you're reading this you've already decided not to deal with it, but I thought that last little tidbit might be helpful to some, since this number does not usually appear to leave voicemails. So if you want to investigate further, you might start with ARIA. Just avoid using the word "yes" in any of your sentences if you contact/are contacted by either number.

I should add (since I neglected to do so on three other sites) that this number has also been connected to HP and one or two other companies. So this number might easily be some sort of paid service used by several telemarketers to hide their identities. Terrible way to advertise a business, if you ask me.