Imagine your phone lighting up with a familiar ring, only to discover it's yet another repeat call from a survey outfit. These inbound attempts often masquerade as market research, promising a modest reward for a brief listening log or consumer insight. While seemingly harmless, each call contributes to unwanted profiling and can erode your privacy. Watch for repeated patterns—multiple calls per day, scripted greetings, and requests for personal details. If you’re on a do‑not‑call list, assert your rights by requesting removal and logging the number. Consider filing a complaint with the FTC or your telecom provider if harassment persists.
Repeated calls, at least twice a day, have become a nuisance, and I no longer answer them.
This is arbitron/Nielsen radio rating service, they asked me to fill out a log for a week and promisd a small monitary amout, but I didnt get it
Today's call was from a Canadian number, 418-312-8222, claiming to be from Abrition
This company has been calling me every two to three days, it's absolutly harasment and needs to stop.
Despite being on the 'do not call' list, our phone rang three times before disconnecting.
