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Repeated calls. No message. I finally answered... They said it was Gallup polls. I told them not to call again. I will report!

Received a phone call from this number. They claimed to be a Gallup poll representing US Bank.

I don't know who this is and they don't need to be calling me here

You know they call and if you say your not interested and hang up right away doesnt fix anything. You just told them you dont have interest in something but they arent to assume anything and that is why they call back. I have been doing surveys with them for a couple of years now. If u tell them you " do not want to do a SURVEY " they will stop. They will ask if they can call back at a better time if you are polite and dont hang up on them before they can do their job then you wont get a call back. Process take maybe a min and you dont get called back. However I enjoy taking a few mins to share my  and help out the college students who take this job

Bud out, Wow mad at the person hired to do a job by YOUR BANK!!! ROFL Why dont you tell ur  to to be placed on their DO NOT CALL LIST so that innocent people dont have to disturb people like yourself that dont want to give feedback.

For all those people out there claiming there is no message left or you didnt answer your phone and WONDER WHY you keep getting called back here is a twofer : most call centers do not allow messages to be left and answer the phone and find out who might be calling!  You dont know who could be calling from a loved one or someone you know from a place they might not usually call from. Wow! Pay for a service and are scared to use it!

Gallup does all kinds of surveys including wellness index!

called 9/4/2014 7:16 pm. no message left. ID in our missed calls list says Gallup,

Wow!! Lol. Paying to block numbers without taking  about a min to see what it is and to be polite so they wont call u again. That will solve the worlds problems! Good luck in life!

Don't know who or really care but I want them to stop calling me.

Please do not call. Thank you.

The number is published as Gallup.

FYI Wells Fargo Bank hires Gallup to do customer satisfaction surveys. Why don't you go ask Fargo about this!!

I just received a call from this number saying my banks name and asked if I made a deposit on a certain day and if it was me that made the deposit or someone else! Actually it was a family member that made the deposit.  I gave no info told them my bank wold never call me that is when they said they were from Gallup poll? I gave out no info but how would they know to ask if someone else made the deposit? SCARY. Called my bank and reported it.  WATCH OUT!

BTW not wells fargo

I do not want any more calls from this number.

They have started calling at 1 am in the morning now because I refused to talk I

does anyone answer their phone by saying good ??? when i pick up the phone  i dont say good !!!!!! if i dont know the number  i dont pick up ... if they leave  a message  they might get a call back .. if they dont leave a message  i i dont call back ,,,  but i thought i would try this one time to see if  it works  and  of course  it doesnt !!!! lol

Unfortunately there is an exception for political calls under the DNCR. My problem is that I have received these calls displaying what is obviously a spoofed number. That alone raises red flags for me .

BEST ANSWER: This number is used by Gallup - the polling company. The National Do Not Call Registry applies to any plan, program, or campaign to sell goods or services through interstate phone calls. Since Gallup interviewers are conducting polls and opinion surveys - not selling anything - the registry does not apply to these calls. For information on the National Do Not Call Registry, visit https://www.donotcall.gov/faq/faqbusiness.aspx Believe it or not, many people are anxious to receive these calls and to express their opinions, but if you don't want to receive survey calls from Gallup, simply send them an e-mail with your phone number at galluphelp@gallup.com They'll block your phone number so they can't call it again." To add to that, you can ask the interviewer 1) Could you please remove my number from your system completely? or, 2) Can I speak with a manager? Then refer back to step number one. Another solution is to download a free phone number blocking app on your smartphone if you have one and block any number you like. There are simple solutions to this 20th century invention. Remember these are people calling simply asking for your opinion. Treat them like people and you should (hopefully!) be treated the same