Many users report that the number shows up as a Research Center and rings repeatedly at all hours, often after 8 PM. The pattern points to a high‑volume survey operation that relies on aggressive dialing and occasional spoofed IDs. Callers typically ask for personal details or confirm voter registration, then hang up or leave no voicemail. If you’re on the Do‑Not‑Call list, blocking the number on your device or registering with the FTC’s Do Not Call registry can reduce exposure, though compliance is spotty. Consider using a call‑screening app and never share sensitive information to unknown survey callers.
Normally, recieving such calls makes me nervous, especailly when they adress me by name and inquire about my voter registration status, thats why I hung up on them.
Repeated calls from this number have been made to my phone, with no messages left, suggesting it may be a spoofed number originating from an Indian call center. After requesting to be added to their no-call list due to not participating in surveys, my request was disregarded, and I was told the survey would only take a few minutes. I threatened to take legal action if the calls continued and ended the call.
After receiving multiple calls, I finally got a message from someone claiming to be from a National Data firm, addressing me by my name.
A call was received with the caller ID indicating a Research Center, but no message was left
Daily, I recieve multiple calls at all hours of the day
I answered on the 4th ring, but ther was no one ther, the caller ID said Seattle, WA, and I ushally dont pick up when its just a city or state