435-750-4933

They call and ask for the boss.  They won't leave a message. The lady was very polite, but says she will call back later.
And I live in Utah......The scam capital of the world.....not all roses and pink skies here......BTW, calls can put up any information they want on the caller id.  And...FYI....the Mormons do not preach over the phone.  They knock on your doors or approach you on the street.  You can always tell them from others.  They are 20ish, come in pairs and dress in suits.  Just cross the street when you see them!

We recently bought tires at Costco. Like others...customer satisfaction survey? 7:15pm on a Sunday night during dinner. :-(

No message ... 9 pm. Ca time

A fellow wanted the purchasing department.  He would not provide with me his information so I could not provide him with a contact name.

If you call back, it is apparently a survey about your recent transaction related to car.  It is Auto Research Center.  Guess the robot will keep calling until it gets answer.

Caller said they were conducting a study on how businesses purchase and dispose of their ink and toner cartridges.

A lady called asking for our IT department and said she was looking into how companies dispose of ink cartridges and printers. Not sure why she would ask for IT about our printers and ink...

If only it were that simple.......LOL!!!!

Called my Fort Worth LandLine tonite - I answered, they were doing grocery shopping survey wanted to speak w/person who does most of the grocery shopping

calls come at all hours

Caller began to explain the reason for the call on voice-mail, stating my home has "been selected for research through knowledge panel" I then heard someone in the back ground speaking, the caller then just hung up mid-sentence. Caller ID listed "Unknown"

A lady identified herself as Amber Butch and asked for our CEO. She wanted to get a response in regards to our use of printers, and wanted to be able to print this information. She stated that she wasn't trying to sell anything and just wanted his opinion on their products. I sent her to his admin, but our CEO isn't the one to discuss this with so I find it odd that a company would call into a global publicly traded corporation and ask for our CEO's opinion on printers...

1st time I answered it was asking me to take a survey about recent autobody work through AAA claim.  Told them I was in the middle of dinner and didn't want to talk.  They didn't respect my answer and kept trying to take the survey.  I told them to stop calling and hung up.  Have gotten appx 10 calls since...all after 8pm.

Called at 2:20pm Central. Didn't pick up. I know no one in Logan,  Utah. No message was left.

Automated spam call about student loans that I don't have.

Hateful post? How about funny as hell! You sir, are the moron. Probably hatefull as well. At least what i can tell from that dumb ass reply. Thanks forn the laugh Joe. I'll be blocking these [***] calling me again.

Called at 8:59 p.m.  I refuse to pick up unless I know the caller number.

Some 'Knowledge Panel' call. My guess is they're looking for email addresses by sending you surveys they claim will make you money. Revealing your address at the least will most certainly lead to spam emails if not bringing your computer misery. Highly unlikely these surveys matter to anything other than a way to gather information about receivers for spam.

Solicitor asking who handles electricity in office. CLICK!

rec'd a call from this # and like the others didn't answer.  Interesting about the cars, my wifes car we bought new in 1996, she drives it every day has 185,000+ miles.  Mine new in 2001, 244+ miles.  Don't know what they wanted & don't care.  I'm to busy liv'n the dream.