Guy asking for a spouse by name and then probing about the PA Primary vote feels like a political survey call. The caller claims to be from “CALL RESEARCH,” but the pushy tone and focus on voting behavior suggest a targeted outreach rather than a generic market study. If you receive similar calls, politely decline to share personal voting info and ask for the organization’s official name and purpose. Consider blocking the number if the interaction feels intrusive, and report persistent callers to your carrier’s spam‑call service. Staying firm about your privacy keeps personal data safe and discourages future unsolicited outreach.
This guy asked for my husband by name, i told him he's not availible, then he said he's doing a survey but i told him it's none of his buisness
The caller identified as CALL RESEARCH and inquired about the spouse by name, attempting to gather information on voting history
It seems the caller's intention was to gather information; they inquired about my spouse and claimed to be searching for participants in the PA Primary, but I refused to engage and terminated the call
A person from CALL RESEARCH contacted me, asking to speak with my spouse, and when I replied they were unavaiable, he proceded to ask about our voting history in the recent primary, which I beleive is none of his buisness.