Phone numbers for most surveys are randomly generated by a computer software program, so they don't really "have" anyone's number -- they just decide which area codes & prefixes they want to survey, then generate the last four digits randomly. Momof2 you will probably be called again by the survey. If you don't wish to particpate, simply tell the caller that and they will take you off and you won't be called again.
Some young student called and immediately said he wasn't calling to sell anything and just wanted to know if I would be interested in particpating in a journalism survey regarding my thoughts on our local newspaper. Told him we were in the middle of supper and he apologized and wished me a good evening. Just wondering how they got our phone number?
Phone numbers for most surveys are randomly generated by a computer software program, so they don't really "have" anyone's number -- they just decide which area codes & prefixes they want to survey, then generate the last four digits randomly. Momof2 you will probably be called again by the survey. If you don't wish to particpate, simply tell the caller that and they will take you off and you won't be called again.