4029524444

Country: USA
402 area code: Nebraska (Columbus, Lincoln, Omaha)
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    Laney
    I have several calls from 402-952-4444.... no one has said anything till today... the call was on my cell phone.. all the man said was my name and then the phone went dead... I hate for anyone to call my cell phone that doesn't allow me to know who's calling..... I have  several calls a week from this number.  I don't answer it usually.. but I did today @ 4:15 pm EDT ..I would like very much for this to stop.
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    GOD
    HERE IS ALL OF THE GALLUP INFORMATION. YOUR WELCOME. I CALL THE OMAHA FRONT DESK AT LEAST 20 TIMES A DAY TO KNOW HOW IT FEELS.

    James K. Clifton, Chairman, President, CEO
    jim_clifton@gallup.com
    james_clifton@ gallup.com

    James Krieger, Vice Chairman and CFO
    james_krieger@gallup.com

    Jane E. Miller, EVP and COO
    jane_miller@gallup.com

    gallup.com

    Omaha, Nebraska
    1001 Gallup Drive
    Omaha, NE 68102 USA
    Tel: +1-402-951-2003
    Fax: +1-888-500-8282

    Gallup World Headquarters
    The Gallup Building
    901 F Street, NW
    Washington, D.C. 20004
    Tel: +1-202-715-3030
    Fax: +1-202-715-3041

    Gallup Riverfront Campus
    1001 Gallup Drive
    Omaha, NE 68102 USA
    Tel: +1-402-951-2003
    Fax: +1-888-500-8282

    Atlanta, Georgia
    945 East Paces Ferry Road, NE, Suite 2400
    Atlanta, GA 30326
    Tel: +1-404-525-9930
    Fax: +1-404-525-8645

    Chicago, Illinois
    111 South Wacker Drive, Suite 4850
    Chicago, IL 60606
    Tel: +1-312-357-0199
    Fax: +1-312-357-0836

    Cleveland, Ohio
    BP Building
    200 Public Square, Suite 2020
    Cleveland, OH 44114
    Tel: +1-216-776-1125

    Detroit, Michigan
    1000 Town Center, Suite 2450
    Southfield, MI 48075
    Tel: +1-248-727-0040
    Fax: +1-248-727-0047

    Houston, Texas
    9595 Six Pines Drive, Suite 6200
    The Woodlands, TX 77380-1493
    Tel: +1-281-528-1800
    Fax: +1-281-528-1810

    Los Angeles (Irvine), California
    18300 Von Karman Ave., Suite 1000
    10th Floor
    Irvine, CA 92612
    Tel: +1-949-474-7900
    Fax: +1-949-474-5963

    Minneapolis, Minnesota
    8500 Normandale Lake Boulevard, Suite 850
    Minneapolis, MN 55437
    Tel: +1-952-806-0630
    Fax: +1-952-806-0640

    New York, New York
    1251 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 2350
    New York, NY 10020-1104
    Tel: +1-212-548-2940
    Fax: +1-212-548-2950



    Princeton, New Jersey
    502 Carnegie Center, Suite 300
    Princeton, NJ 08540
    Tel : 800-888-5493
    or +1-609-924-9600
    Fax: +1-609-927-2541

    San Francisco, California
    101 California Street, Suite 3000
    San Francisco, CA 94111
    Tel: +1-415-844-0300
    Fax: +1-415-844-0305
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    Carl winslow replies to vicky
    call DENISE AT   415 844 0300 I looked up Gallup corporate and she answered the phone "i will take you off the list" ...Im sure if we all bug THEM  enough they will quit.

    http://www.gallup.com/corporate/1345/united-states.aspx   their phone numbers
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    tiredofphonecalls
    tired of phone calls from this number.  stop it!
    • Caller: unknown
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    michael presher
    i got an unwanted call from this number and want it to stop.
    • Caller: unknown
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    Kevin
    I don't want them to call me again.  I can't seem to stop their calls and they are on my no call list.
    • Call type: Prank
  • +1
    Mark replies to runnwitme2
    | 9 replies
    Unfortunately, I told them to take me off list, as I was on federal Do Not Call list, and the caller said he didn't have to ... and that it was in regards to my daughter's Wells Fargo account.  But the caller ID said Gallup Poll, and if it was a true 'poll' it wouldn't have to take off list.

    Did it know my daughter had a WF account, or did it just guess?  I can't imagine that Gallup Poll would have that information, so not clear that this is legit poll ...

    In any event, don't answer, and don't give out info to this ... looks like scam to me.
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    Mark replies to Fred Parson
    | 1 reply
    Sorry, but I strongly advise NOT responding to these calls. No guarantee that they are legit, and in any event, participating in these only gives false impression to any legit business.

    Only encourages telemarket schemes, and there are other legit ways of doing this kind of survey - your bank can ask you directly, via mail or when you actually bank there.
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    Mark replies to Wheezy
    | 3 replies
    Unfortunately, when I told them to take me off list - on Do Not Call - the caller stated he didn't have to, and wouldn't!

    Which is why I think this is scam ...
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    Mark replies to jbonham
    Well, it should be sacred.  And there is no 'right' to call someone - however there is a right not to be bothered.  As recognized with Do Not Call laws.  

    And when the caller says he isn't going to put you on Do Not Call internal list, that's scary.

    Since when does someone have the gall, much less the 'right' to harass us with calls?

    If I want to deal with a business, I initiate the call, or visit, not the other way around.

    You don't really know who is calling, given widespread spoofing of numbers.

    Just don't respond ... I'm reporting to fed DNC, as it appears to be scam ...
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    Mark replies to MSI
    Sorry - simply not true.  I asked to be on their internal DNC - I'm already on federal one - and I was told he was NOT going to put me on list!

    And you DON'T know whether it is legit or not, simply by calling number back.  Plenty of info on this on various websites - numbers can be spoofed, and they employ receptiion to pretend to be legit.

    Do not give them any info - they simply put you on 'sucker list' and have just validated your phone number.
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    | 1 reply
    You must be joking - reading an entire contract, either online or hardcopy - just try reading small print, in middle of extensive, multipage technical document.

    I'm a lawyer, and I do try to read entire contract, but it is very difficult, and I have come across other lawyers who don't understand entire contract.  Almost impossible for lay person to fully comprehend.  Especially if in small print, and difficult to opt out of any provision.
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    Mark replies to OldMan
    No this not 'part of owning a phone.' Thats why we have Do Not Call laws.  Thats like saying scams, fraud, assaults, murders, etc., are just 'part of living in today's world.'  Sure, all those things happen, but that doesn't make it OK.
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    Mark replies to Erin
    | 1 reply
    You simply don't have any way of knowing that these calls are legit.

    One, spoofing is widespread, so caller ID isn't guarantee.

    Two, plenty of people pretend to be legit - here, the phone caller claimed he was from Wells Fargo, but the caller ID said Gallup Poll.  So who is he really, and whom does he represent.  Other comments note that other reps say they are from some business, even tho' caller ID says Poll.  So which is it?

    Third, simply calling back number doesn't guarantee legit - plenty of scams have that number and simply pretend to be legit.
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    Mark replies to John
    Sorry, but plenty of comments note that this was not a legit poll - they rep themselves as calling from a business - if a legit poll, should ID themselves that way.

    And plenty of comments note that they do indeed try to sell you something.
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    Mark replies to Auntie
    these are not legit calls - they misrepresent that they are calling from some company - in my case Wells Fargo, and altho' I asked to be put on Do Not Call internal list, caller told me point blank that he wasn't going to.
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    Mark replies to Annoyed with the stupid
    Nobody's forced to do this job.  

    And there is no guarantee that this is legit.

    As many posts note, they misrepresent that they are calling from a business - they don't represent a polling organization.

    And in my case, point blank refused to put me on internal DNC list.
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    Mark replies to Rob
    | 1 reply
    Baloney - plenty of legit ways to get survey info - I respond to mailed surveys, and via web.  Simply no need to interrupt people with phone call, and invade home privacy.

    No need to telephone, and no need for anyone to take this kind of job.

    And as many comments attest, doesn't seem like legit call - reps say they are calling from business - if it was a legit poll, they'd ID themselves as pollers.

    I was told point blank I wasn't going to be put on internal DNC, even tho' I asked.
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    S CRAYTON
    calling me on a daily basis - it is my cell number for work!
    • Caller: gallup
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    Been there done that replies to runnwitme2
    | 2 replies
    Actually political polls and charity events are exempt from the National Do Not Call law.

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