Ever wonder why a call sounds like a survey but feels like a sales pitch? The pattern here points to a scripted telemarketing operation that disguises itself as a legitimate research firm. Callers often use familiar brand names—Dynata in this case—to gain trust, then slip into vague requests for "generic titles" or contact info. If you receive a similar call, let the person know you’ll verify the company independently, avoid sharing personal details, and hang up if the script feels off. Ask for a direct corporate number, search the business online, and report repeated nuisance calls to your carrier or a consumer protection agency.
That company is legit, they dont sell anything, they just do surveys, so why lie about it, its not cool
A woman, speaking with an accent, claimed to represent a company that didn't match the Caller ID, Dynata, and requested a title, but I refused to engage without a specific contact, and she offered to call back with the information.
