I just bought a Hyundai and was told by the dealer to expect a call about th service I received. Probably the best way to handle it would be just to answer once and ask that they don't call back. Most reputable companies will accept that.
I agree with Philip from 2007. By giving the dealership your phone number, you have given the Hyundai corporation your phone number. If they had given it out to another organization, say a satellite TV company, that would be illegal.
It's just a customer service survey, and I have used it several times to report both good and unsatisfactory results from my dealings with my local Hyundai dealership and have seen changes in the service I receive based on my comments.
If you answer the phone and just talk to the person for a minute, they don't call again.
Harassing and threatening the person at the survey organization is not the solution. It just makes you look like a lunatic and doesn't create anything other than a hostile environment. Those people are just doing the job they are instructed to. If you have a problem with receiving these calls, speak directly with the service representative at your dealership the next time you take in your car. They may be able to provide you with information about opting out of survey calls.
I got two calls from (310) 862-9009 this evening. Nobody says anything when I answer the phone. Nobody left a message, either. Strange. Thanks for identifying this as Hyundai. Yes, I also have a Hyundai and just recently had interaction with the dealership.
i am getting calls every day from this number. i do not own a hyundai. and have never had my car serviced at a hyundai dealer. i called the number back and got a recording. if it is a service survey, they won't be happy with the response they will get from me
This number has called me for 2.5 weeks straight everynight. This is dumb that when you leave a contact number with a dealoship that they do this. How stupid.