(Edit: My phone number is unlisted. I only received marketing calls for a 2-year period (the height of my harassment), invariably at times when a lot of anomalies were going on, and the messages often related to something specifically going on in my life at the time. 10/15/10)
Yesterday (Wed. Sept. 8)
Call #1:
9:29am - Naseem R. Shaikh 416-242-8189
- I had a previous call from this guy, many months ago. But get this: I dialled [*98] yesterday to retrieve this message, and for a second time, I was somehow magically connected to an actual phone line -- just by dialing [*-9-8]! So Mr. Shaikh answers, 'Hello, hello...hello?' I recognized his voice
immediately, as I've been repeatedly saving his message along with 23 others, week after week.
Same voice, one is from Naseem Shaikh, and the other message has a different name. The two telephone numbers are similar (416-461-8189 and 416-242-8189), suggesting that one is a landline and the other a cellphone. I simply note these things, because it's the only information I can cling to, should anything happen to me.
- By the way, after '9-11' happened (ie, September 11 attacks on World Trade Center in New York), I had a phone message from someone speaking Arabic. The number registered as '(416) 000-0000'. A disproportionate number of my calls are from or directed to South Asian people. My friend who was apartment-sitting for me, at the time, even noted that there were a lot of strange/wrong number calls.
Call #2:
2:03pm - Bomatic Inc. 905-673-6500
Today (Thur. Sept. 9)
Call #3:
8:16 am - Beeping fax call (ah, but this time it's an untraceable number; just yesterday I had posted a beeping call with a number attached.)
Call #4:
1:41 pm - R. Ubhi 902-434-4154 How many long-distance wrong number calls do you get? I've had well over 30.
So, that's 4 wrong numbers in 2 days, folks.
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Hear some other calls and read posts about other, more sinister calls.
- '9-11: My Uncle's Death'
- 'I'm a slooow learner'
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