6169426880

Why are they calling me when I am registered to 1-800-do not call?

Maybe because the DNC list is NOT a magic call-stopping switch and criminals aren't going to follow the laws anyways?

They called and took a political survey.

"Please just make our jobs easier and be cooperative."  Well, here's what's up:  your number is blocked.  Call up, call up, call up, you'll not be getting through.  That's as much time and attention as you're getting.  We don't have to do what you want.  It's really not that hard to understand.

No one has time to do a survey! Stop calling me! Scam

I got a call 3 times from them. I picked up on the third and was asked if i was over 18 and which state I lived in. Then they hung up. While i get that there are legit cold calling jobs. This one is just weird and border line sketchy. Note to the callers: Make your [***] sound less sketchy.

Do not call my number I am not interested in anything you need

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Called and claimed they wanted to speak to the 52 year old in the house who called them two years ago when they were 50. No took a survey two years ago.  No idea what the survey was in reference to. First the 50 year old made the call then it changed to a survey this company gave TWO YEARS AGO!! Oh and now they are 52.  BITE ME.

First off, if these are surveys, the company needs to provide its name in caller ID, istead of just providing a phone number, they might also add to the caller ID something like "medical survey" (which their phone service provider can help them do), then willing participants might answer and you won't waste your (the company's) time calling people that aren't interested in participating.

Also, if a number fails to answer twice in a row, there is probably a reason (like they don't want to be disturbed), so program the computer to remove that number.  With today's technology, that isn't hard and, maybe, everyone would not hate telemarketers and survey takers the way they do.

I have answered a few calls from telemarketers, survey takers, and scammers.  In every case, after I know why they are calling, I politely say, "I'm not interested" and instead of thanking me for my time and hanging up, they just keep talking.  They are trained to do this, so, after trying to be polite and it failing to work, I just hang up on them and block the number.  But, then they call back on a different number, which is definitely harassment in most states - because the act of blocking a number communicates to the company that you don't want them calling you (communicating this in any way is all that's required - it doesn't have to be verbally or in writing).  With modern technology, if the person your calling blocks one of your numbers, you (your company) should program their computer to remove this number from their calling list, instead of calling that person again, but, this time, with the caller ID showing a different number (usually shows up as from a different city and state).  There is no doubt that this is criminal harassment.  I was a police officer and prosecuted several local harassment calls, obtaining convictions, but for local law enforcement to do anything, both the caller and person called have to be in their jurisdiction (not the case with a state's Attorney General, where only the person receiving the call has to be in their state).  By the way, in your job, if call the person, they block the number you used, and you then call them again, you can personally be prosecuted for harassment (not just the company your working for).

Personally, if I can identify the company/organization that's calling, I am going to keep records of the calls and  start filing harassment charges with our State Attorney General's Office for prosecution.  Often, if charges are filed by enough people the Attorney Generals from several states will jointly file charges against the company to cease and desist, as will as for millions of dollars in fines.

Filing charges against them with your state is the only way to stop these calls and usually just requires you to complete a one-page form, but you do need the name of a company/person that's calling and, ideally, their address (can often find this on-line once you have the company's name), as well as good records (the numbers they called from or that show up on caller ID, the time and dates they called, numbers you blocked and/or when you told them to qui calling you)..

to mobile #.  cid 6169426880.  no msg.

just got a call from this number.  I DO NOT answer landline calls unless I recognize the number.
WHY would they call at 7 pm on a Sunday ? ITS DUMB and STUPID.
BLOCKED!!!!

The caller ID says DIRECTIONS IN R and a lady claiming to call on behalf of Google for a survey satisfaction about their service with the Google team. They knew my name and phone number and I have no idea how they get it. The point is that they want to ask you a lot of stupid questions for about 20 minutes with a thank you at the end. Big deal. No rewards for me? I think if this is really from Google they can afford to pay you for your time. Total scam.