Ever wonder why your phone keeps ringing with unwanted surveys? Most reports point to a call center operating out of Camden, NJ, that runs automated survey scripts and sometimes masquerades as political polling. Those calls are generally exempt from the federal Do Not Call list, which explains the persistence. To protect yourself, register your number with the National Do Not Call Registry, request removal directly during the call, and consider using call‑blocking apps or your carrier’s spam filter. If the caller refuses to honor a request, file a complaint with the FTC. Staying proactive can reduce the annoyance quickly.
Surveyors called 15 times in 2 days, despiete being asked to stop, they continud to call, had to shut off my phone
Certain calls, including charities and surveys, are exempt from the do-not-call registry, but they must honor internal do-not-call requests and may face penalties for non-compliance.
I am frustrated by the increasing number of calls I receive despite being on the Do Not Call list, and I have taken steps to deter these calls, including changing my voicemail message.
When I picked up, there was no one on the line, and no message was left
Today, they called me three times; when I answered the last call, a woman asked for someone who does not reside here, and apologized for the disturbance
This number has called three times today, despite being unfamiliar, and the caller's persistence is annoying.
It's a survey, they let it ring and hang up, when you call them back, they tell you about the call and it's a survey, pretty annoying.