888-327-2771

Called at 12:47 pm looking for my husband.  He picked up and it was a survey on WI political information.  The survey took 25 minutes.  The caller identified themselves as McGuire Research based in CO.

Keeps calling

Called at 7:30pm,said he was from Maguire research, asked for my opinion on the state of our country, and if we're headed in the "right" direction. I asked for more info on their company and he replied, "I'll just put you down for the country's split 50/50 and coming apart at the seams!" tried to call back got fax machine.

Got a voice mail from this number... nothing but the sound of someone breathing and a woman yelling at her kids in the background.  I'm sure it was some telemarketer working from home but WTH?  What kind of telemarketer calls, then doesn't say anything????

Called around 7:20 EST. No message.

From reading above, it sounds like someone trying to fish for information related for ID theft.

got a call from this number and I asked who it was, and the guy said his name was Lovell.  I asked Lovell who, and he didnt answer. He just said he was calling from the University of Arizona.  I asked how he got my number, and he said he got it from the registered voters list.  He said he was only calling people who vote.  I asked if this was for research or a solicitation, and he hung up on me.

Received a call from 1-888-327-2771, left no message. I called the number back and it's a fax machine.

Let it ring, no message left.  Googled the number to find out who..  called it back, got a fax tone ...

Called AFTER 9 PM.  Hung up when I answered the phone.

Called by 888-327-27771, A telephone surveyor, now my comments about these types of surveyor calls.

When passed by Congress some years ago, I supported the legislation that established a Federal “Do Not Call List” to regulate the telephoning practices of telemarketing companies. Since then however, theirs has been a noticeable increase in the number of telephone surveyor and polltaker calls to Americans phone numbers. Congress needs to address this issue and should amend the (DNCL) rule to regulate the telephoning practices of telephoning public opinion sampling services; preferably another (DNCL) that people can register their phone numbers on to stop these types of calls.

Increased political activism in the country in recent years has created a need for political advocacy groups and the media to survey public opinion on a particular issue of the day. Sometimes I feel these survey services call a number too much and make themselves an unwelcome annoyance, when the number they call isn’t interested in participating in their poll or survey. Why, then, aren’t Americans afforded the right under (DNCL) rules to block phone calls from other groups who make themselves a nuisance like they’re for telemarketers? Sometimes at my own residence’s phone number, it can receive at least one call a day from telephone survey services’.

I feel Congress can be an instrument of behavior control to regulate how the telephone transmission system in the United States is used by groups to make connections to other people. Providing additional do not call lists for this purpose should be a continued goal of Congress to consider like providing a list to block calls from telephoning public opinion sampling services.

They called today 10-13-09 and once I answered they hanged up...

calls and  hangs up after 3 rings

Called me at 9:20 est, didn't answer the phone...left no message. Did not try to call back since I make it a point to ignore "888" #'s. If someone is in need of contacting me, they will leave a message...very fishy...plus it grated on me that they called so late...

Recieved call at 8.PM

Called back, got modem sounds.

Call came in to cell phone. Listed only as "incoming call." I didn't answer. No message left on answering service.

This number is still active.  Got a call about 8:30 pm Pacific Time tonight (I'm in California).  I didn't answer, they didn't leave a voice mail.  Wonderful!!

Got a call at 7:30 PST They wuold not tell me who they were,  they wanted my son knew his name.  They wanted to know if he lived here or did he move on.  called back the number and got a fax machine.

I found it best to not hang up, but talk to the caller.  The calls I recieve are not telemarketers but simple working folks just trying to earn a living.  If I feel like doing the survey I will, but if not then I simply and politely(they're not trying to scam me) tell them to put me on they're do not call list.  It only works for that particular survey, but at least for me anyway, it seems to save time and frustration.  Trying to keep in mind these are working people just like me helps as well.