The call seemed to be market research for the upcoming federal election, probably intended to sell the survey results to the media.
Kantar survey calls – why they keep ringing?
Summary — +61399775956
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The +61399775956 line shows up repeatedly as a survey/market‑research call centre. Callers never leave a voicemail, often ring after hours, and hang up as soon as you answer – classic tactics to force a callback. If you don’t recognise the number, let it go to voicemail and don’t call back; scammers can harvest your number that way. Use a call‑blocking app or your phone’s built‑in reject‑unknown feature. If you ever get a request for personal or payment details, hang up immediately and verify the organisation through official channels. Blocking the number is the safest move.
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Recent Reports for (03) 9977 5956
After calling back, I learned it was the Market Research Centre, so I blocked the number to stop further contact.
This number called me, but since it wasn't in my contacts, I didn't answer and later blocked it
Since the number wasn't in my contacts, I ignored it and later decided to block it.
A spam call interrupted my dinner
In the last week, I recieved 3 calls from this number with a different ending each time, I didnt answer and they didnt leave a message, I asume it's a scam
Over the past week three rings came from this source, each varying the last digit (e.g., 5956, 5957, 5958). I ignored all and got no messages, raising a red flag for a scam.
Received a call at 2pm Saturday without any voicemail.
During a Saturday at 2 PM, the number rang but left no message.
Suspicions of a call centre scam have arisen due to repeated calls that hung up before being answered.
Multiple calls from this number end abruptly before I can answer; it appears to be a call‑center scam.
Kantar Brisbane reached out. Called back and heard a message identifying them as Kantar Research, located at 100 McLachlan St, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006. Confused why they used a Melbourne number.
Following the call, I dialed back and got a voice message identifying the caller as Kantar Research, giving an address in Fortitude Valley, QLD, and a phone number. It struck me as odd that a Melbourne‑based number was used.
Recommended using an app like Calls Blacklist to block unknown numbers. It allows adding numbers to a whitelist and sends calls straight to voicemail, making life much easier.
Using the Calls Blacklist app lets you block any number not saved in contacts, while still allowing a whitelist for expected callers. Since installing it, unwanted calls go straight to voicemail, yet I can view the caller ID and look it up online for info – a real game‑changer.
At 8pm, Matt from National Field Survey called asking for survey participation. After explaining I was on another call, he abruptly disconnected... frustrating!
The caller hung up as soon as I picked up.
Market Centre called early Sunday morning, likely a cold caller or spam
This is a spam number.
The typical pattern of this caller is to miss the call and hang up immediately, prompting the recipient to return the call
Got a typical missed‑call where the line hung up instantly, prompting me to ring them back.
I also blocked it following other reports.
Suggest blocking this phone number.
Another scam attempt, this time claiming a problem with my account. I didn't provide any details and reported it.
This number is used by Kantar market research company, but they call at inconvenient times, including Sundays, and dont leave voicemails
The caller didn’t leave a voicemail and rings outside regular business hours, even on Sundays. When I returned the call, I was directed to Kantar market research’s message system.
Survey call. They didn't even ask if I was interested in participating before hanging up.
Received a supposed survey call; they never asked if I’d join, then hung up—very unprofessional.
I'm pretty tired of this number, they call me regularily and I've tryed blocking them
These frequent calls from the number are driving me nuts. Even after trying to block them, they somehow manage to get through.