Turns out these calls are likely unwanted research solicitations posing as a publications company. The pattern shows a vague reference to “UBC” or business owners, refusal to disclose a real firm, and a push to gather contact details. From a data‑protection view, treat any request for personal or corporate information as suspicious unless you can verify the caller through an official website or known channel. Hang up if the purpose isn’t clear, block the number, and report it to your carrier’s fraud department. Limit sharing of identifiers, scrutinize any “research” claim, and keep a log for future reference.
This individuel keeps calling, claiming he wants to discus UBC, currently using the name Nick
It seems this issue is still ongoing in 2024, with no end in sight.
A nuisance call was made, with the caller requesting to speak to the business owner, claiming to be conducting research for UBC, but providing hesitant responses when questioned.
The caller was a nusiance, asking who the earner was and when i told him to check the company website, he just rephrased the question
This lady frequently calls but refuses to disclose her company name, and research indicates it's related to publications
