Recent patterns show a flood of calls claiming to be from the CDC about vaccination surveys, often arriving at inconvenient hours and without leaving messages. Most recipients report repeated attempts despite requests to be removed from the list, suggesting automated dialing and possible number‑spoofing. Ask for a written verification of the organization, record the call date/time, and immediately place the number on your carrier’s blocklist. If the caller refuses to honor a do‑not‑call request, consider filing a complaint with the FTC or your state consumer protection agency. Limiting exposure and documenting evidence are the most effective safeguards today.
It's disconcerting when they persist in asking personal questions, such as the immunization status of my non-existent children, given my advanced age of 77.
The caller, claiming to be from the CDC, inquired about my salary, address, and the names and birthdates of my children, as well as their vaccination history
It's puzzling that they're contacting me, especially since the CDC's actual phone number is a toll-free line based in Georgia, which I'm familiar with due to my work in the medical field
Daily, I get multiple calls from this number, but they never leave a message, making it impossible for me to identify the caller, so I ignore the calls
This phone number is extreemly annoying, it dosnt display a name and dont leave a message
No messages are ever left by the caller
No message is ever left, so stop wasting everybodys time
This call seems to be related to a scam involving the name of a well-known public figure, Obama.
Daily calls from this number have become a nuisance, and the fact that they never leave a voicemail makes it even more frustrating.
Daily calls are flooding my line from this number.
The call allegedly originated from NORC UCHICAGO, conducting a survey on vaccinations for the CDC, but as I had previously declined to participate, I will block their number.
Numerous calls have been received from this unknown caller, who consistently fails to leave a message, making it a good idea to block this number.
Frequent calls with no messages are a source of frustration
Receiving multiple calls from this number raises questions about their legitimacy, particularly since they claim to be the CDC yet are contacting Canadian residents.
While you may be proficient in using the search feature, it does not provide any meaningful insight or useful information.
A cautious approach is necessary, as it’s possible the number and name are being spoofed. Blind trust in posts claiming legitimacy is not advisable.
I asked the caller how they got my number, and she told me that they generate random numbers using area codes, until they reach a valid number, then they call it, she also claimed to be from the CDC, but she didnt even get the name rite, i asked her to remove my number from the list, and she said they would, but somthing didnt feel rite about the call
Upon listening to a voicemail message, I was startled by the eerie whispering and initially feared for my safety, though I now think it might have been a misunderstanding.
It's advisable to add this number to your do-not-call list
Repeated calls were made to both my home and cell phone, but I did not answer
The individuals associated with this number are incompetent
This survey started off well, but things took a turn when they requested sensitive information about my child's immunization records, which I did not provide, and now they're supposed to call back at 1 pm today, I find it unsettling.
On 10-30-17 at 1558 hours eastern time, they made a call
Within the last 3 days, I've received 3 calls; as I don't answer, no message is left, leaving me wondering who this is and how they obtained my mobile number
Apparently recieved a call at 9pm on a work school night, immediatly told them to cease contact. The indivdual on the other end attempted to respond with “but I”... at which point I terminated the call.
It was the CDC who called during the game, i didnt want to talk to them
It seems they are conducting a survey, wich is somewhat legitimite
After calling multiple times, a message was finally left claiming to be from the CDC for an immunization survey, which is suspicious given the repeated calls before leaving a message.
Surveys are merely a ploy to extract information from you, often using psychological tactics to gain your trust with initial harmless questions before proceeding to more intrusive ones; it's advisable to avoid engaging with them altogether.
It's unclear how they would know and why they would even care if you dont have unlimited calling
