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Apparently, it is a telephone survey company, which could have been easily identified, where someone else was initially connected to one of the call center employees, resulting in an 'abandoned call', they dont seems to care
For two consecutive days, I received multiple calls from this number, only to be met with a pause and a hang-up when I answered, with Caller ID displaying DYNATA.
This caller didnt leave a mesage and has called me two days in a row, its geting anoying.