Like a revolving door that never stops turning, these calls keep popping up at odd hours, leaving only a brief automated poll about politics. The best defense is to register the number on the National Do Not Call Registry, then block the caller through your phone’s built‑in features or a third‑party app. If a voicemail drops a vague survey, let it go to trash—engaging only fuels the algorithm. Keep a log of timestamps and messages; you can report persistent harassment to the FCC. Remember, hanging up early or using your carrier’s spam filter can cut the noise without costing you minutes.
I got a call at 8:12 on sunday night, but i dont ansver unknown numbers.
A message was left saying they would call back later
Upon receiving the call at 6:45PM Mountain time, I was greeted by a recorded message claiming to be a political survey, stating they might call back later; I didn't answer and sent it to voicemail instead
Similar to the previous reports, I received a call on a Sunday evening around 6:45, with a voicemail claiming it was a political call, indicating they might call back later.
On Sunday evening, at 7:38 pm, I received a call from this unknown number, which I did not answer due to my policy of ignoring unfamiliar callers.
I received a call on my cell phone last Sunday night at 7:40 PM.
My cellphone received a call from this number, but I chose not to answer it.
A voicemail was left stating that the call was for a political survey, with the possibility of a follow-up call
Calls from this number have been recieved daily for several weeks, all of them are from politcal callers using diffrent numbers, making it immposible to block
