Survey claiming to represent the IRS. What does asking if I use the Internet to buy products have to do with the IRS? What does asking if I used social websites such as Facebook have to do with the IRS? Sure they threw in a couple of questions like did you file a tax return last year? Since they knew my name before they called, they knew that I did. I am suspicious as to the real reason behind this call.
Sure, You would say they are OK. If you work for them of course you want us to answer the phone,
I get these calls on a daily basis and even if you talk to them, they never quit. One lady asked me for my birth date. I hung up. Now they claim to be working for the IRS, That should scare me into telling my life history... Not
Of course if you work for these ppl you would want us to think their are ok, even if they are not
Look I was only trying to make people feel more comfortable. I know that I would also feel uncomfortable is someone said that they were calling me on behalf of the IRS. If you go to www.irs.gov and type in Russell Research into the search bar on the upper right corner you will see our name come up as well as full reports on the various surveys that we have done for them. It's actually pretty interesting.
So we're supposed to feel more comfortable knowing that the IRS is paying clowns like you to invade our privacy? Damn, that sure is "interesting" to see how our own tax money is being used against us and enriching professional privacy invaders like you. "Sickening" is a better word for it than "interesting".
Ever get a loud whistle in your ear? It means STOP CALLING FOREVER.
You can stop calling. No one is going to fall for your stupid tricks. You ARE trying to scam people. Even if you are not taking info for the purpose of identity theft/fraud you are gathering information to me used to "market" to us. That is just a fancy word that means you are trying to trick us into buying inferior products that we neither want nor need.