Ever wonder why your phone buzzes with a polite request to join a "survey" you never signed up for? The pattern points to a for‑profit polling outfit that harvests phone numbers and pushes unsolicited links. These messages often masquerade as legitimate research but aim to gather data or sell leads. If you receive one, avoid clicking any links and consider blocking the number. Report the spam to your carrier and, if the content is deceptive, file a complaint with the FTC. Staying skeptical and keeping your device’s spam filter active are your best defenses.
Interestingly, I received a text from the same number claiming to be from 'Wick' polling, which seems suspicious
An unwanted text message was sent with a link to a survey, supposedly from a polling firm called Spry Strategies
