Imagine your phone lights up three times a day and each ring feels like a reminder from a stranger. The pattern points to a scripted outreach, likely tied to a local political survey or campaign drive. These calls often use auto‑dialers and generic IDs like "Michigan Call" to bypass blockers. If you’re not interested, let the call go to voicemail and then block the number; many carriers let you add it to a personal block list. For repeat offenders, report the number to your carrier’s fraud department and consider filing a complaint with the FTC. Staying quiet and not engaging is the safest route.
Multiple calls were received from this number over two days, with the final call answered revealing a recorded voice asking about participation in the upcoming Michigan general elections and opinions on various political figures and proposals.
A voice message was left regarding the collection of research data.
Over two evenings, this number called three times each night without leaving any messages, further increasing the suspicion around these calls.
For the past couple days, recieving calls from this number with CID as unknown, it's approching 3 times a day, the call blocker is rejecting them tho.