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 bought a Hyundai yesterday and they called a couple of times today but missed me. The sales person told me in advance that they (Hyundai, the company not the dealership) would be calling me to ask if I had received good service at the dealership. In fact, the sales person told me that they are paid based on how I (the customer) rate them on their service. I had a good experience and will give them high marks. I think this is just Hyundai trying to provide good service, not some marketing company doing indiscriminate market research at random.
Definitely Hyundai. So annonying. Telemarketing/Polls/etc...are so freakin in the past. Hyundai, just because your still look like came from the 90's doesn't mean you have to communicate to us this way.
Just send out an e-mail so we can easily filter it into the spam box.
I did not give them my number and they still call 4 times a day. My phone is a pay-by-minute cell phone. I own Ford's, and have never owned or traded a Hyundai. Area code 310 is Catalina Island, California. I live in Tucson, AZ. There is no logic in cold calling me out of state. Numbers I have reported to the National Do Not Call Registry have never called again. I'll use it for this number. NATIONAL DO NOT CALL REGISTRY: https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx