The woman claimed to be conducting a public opinion survey with a research firm whose name was cut off at the beginning. She asked me to indicate my preferred presidential candidate: press 1 for Hillary Clinton, 2 for Donald Trump, 3 for Jill Stein, 4 for Gary Johnson, or 9 for unsure. The caller ID displayed only Mission, S.D.
The woman claimed to be conducting a public opinion survey with a research firm whose name was cut off at the beginning. She asked me to indicate my preferred presidential candidate: press 1 for Hillary Clinton, 2 for Donald Trump, 3 for Jill Stein, 4 for Gary Johnson, or 9 for unsure. The caller ID displayed only Mission, S.D.
My caller ID read only "MISSION SD" as well. Not really caring if my computer was sending viruses to Microsoft, or the IRS was coming to arrest me, or if I had won a free cruise to the Bahamas, I just disconnected the call. I did call the number back (after *67) and there was a jerky robo sounding voice saying that they were a survey company and that I could leave a voicemail message about any questions or concerns. No company name or any other identifying information was provided. In my opinion, more likely to be a data collection call for later scams and spams rather than a legitimate survey.