It appears that the caller with the number +61391220942 has been identified as Roy Morgan Research, a market research company, by some users, although others have labeled it as spam or a scam. The caller's behavior, such as calling at odd hours, not leaving messages, and using a loop call system, has raised suspicions among many users. However, some users have reported participating in a survey with the company, which asked for personal information such as age, postcode, and marital status. Despite this, users are advised to exercise caution when receiving calls from this number, as some have reported being asked to verify their identity with sensitive information. If you receive a call from this number, it's essential to be aware of the do not call register exemptions and to never provide personal or sensitive information to unknown callers.
A call at 8:10 PM went unanswered, and no voicemail was left, which made me think it was spam.
Roy Morgan Research left a voicemail asking me to take part in a survey.
An unknown caller left multiple missed calls with no voicemail.
Multiple missed calls have come from this number, yet no voicemail was left, which raises concerns about their intentions.
The caller, who identified herself as Brenda, represented a medical company that was promoting penis reduction surgery, and they were offering a special promotion for the month, which the recipient had apparently taken advantage of.
I participated in a survey conducted by Roy Morgan Research, which asked for demographic information and opinions, and it appeared to be a legitimate census.
This number wont stop calling me, it's been two days and I'm getting tired of it
A 13‑minute survey asked about age, postcode, voting leanings, views on the New Zealand government, and knowledge of specific TV shows and movies; it resembled a census and appeared legitimate.
A call was made around 8 pm, but the voice note left was unintelligible.
Around 8 PM a call came from this number, followed by a voicemail that was unintelligible, which struck me as suspicious and left me uncertain about their motives.
Persistent calls are irritating; blocking the number only results in a similar number calling back with just one digit changed.
A woman claiming to be from Ray Morgan called and left a message, but it sounded like a scam, and I'm skeptical about their intentions, especialy since they said they'd call back another day
I missed a call from this number, the text message said it was about a national survey from Roy Morgan
I've recieved multiple calls from the Roy Morgan research centre, including one at 8pm, which is outside of business hours.
Tonight's call at 8.10pm was extremely irritating.
A woman claimed to be from a research center; this was her third call, occurring after business hours at 8 PM.
A call from this number included a message from someone purporting to be Ray Morgan, promising a callback on a later day; the generic nature raises suspicion.
Missed a call from this line, then got a text saying it was Roy Morgan about a national survey—sounds fishy, lol.
Got a call at 8:10 PM tonight—annoying, they gave zero info, lol.
I've already blocked this number, but it continues to call me twice a week.
The number has been calling me twice weekly, and I have already blocked it due to the repeated disturbance.
This is clearly a spam call, I'm not interested in what they have to say
It's obvious that this is a scam, they keep calling our office number outside of working hours and on weekends, and they dont leave a message, also the last digit of the number changes every time they call, which sugests they are using a loop call systemn
Roy Morgan called me at 7pm on a weeknight, didnt leave a message, when I called back, it was a recorded message, these kinds of calls are really annoying and should be stoped
Got a ring at 7 PM on a weekday, no voicemail left. Called back and a recording said it was Roy Morgan—these nuisance calls need to be shut down, seriously.
I recently recieved a call from this number, and the person on the other end spoke in a British accent, repeating my phone number back to me before abruptly ending the call - it was unnerving.
Recently, a call from this number answered with a British accent echoed my own number back before ending the call, which left me uneasy.
I'm cautious about this number, as it seems to be auto-generated and has been used to contact me multiple times with slight variations.
Uncertain about the caller's motives, I suspect an auto‑generated line; a similar call came from a number differing only by the final digit (03) 9122 0940, so caution is advised.
It's worth noting that the Do Not Call register doesn't apply to market research, charities, or political polling, and most numbers are aquired through random digit dialling; if you answer and ask them to remove your number from their list, they should comply.