Ever wonder why the same number keeps popping up with different accents and vague requests? It’s likely a spoofed or outbound call center pushing market research or telemarketing scripts, often switching names like Hanover Research to sound legitimate. These calls usually ask for specific employees, then promise to remove you from the list—rarely keeping that promise. Hang up, block the number, and never share personal info. If the call claims to be from a known company, verify by calling the official line. Use call‑blocking apps and report persistent robocalls to your carrier to reduce future nuisance.
This number calls the desk phone 2-3 times daily, with different voices asking for Kevin Monoghan, a person not associated with the number, and despite promises to remove the number from their list, the calls continue.
Upon receiving a call from 347-821-4670, purporting to be from Philip Daniel of Hanover Research, I mentioned a previous call from Sean at the same company, which was met with silence; the call suggested involvement with a market research group, albeit not a particularly sophisticated one, and I have opted to route future calls from this number to voicemail.
The call was unusual and unexpected
I got a call from 347-821-4670, they didnt leave a voicemail
I recieved a call from 347-821-1870, I didnt answer and they didnt leave a message, probaly a spam call
My call originated from 347-726-1876, claiming I had won a contest at bestbuy.ca.wonacontest.com. However, upon visiting the URL, I found a link to zinga, indicating it was a scam.
The caller inquired about a person named John Smith.
A call was received from someone with an Indian accent, claiming to be from Informatica and wanting to schedule a health check
No communication or message was left by the caller.
No messge was left on my phone
A woman named Lisa from Infoblox requested to speak with our IT department.
Recived calls from this number and 347-491-7007, no caller id and no voicemail, seem related
A call was made by Michelle Wrayne, claiming to be from Hanover Research.
They called me from New York to New Zealand at 7am, it was a poor telemarketer, he stuttered and couldnt find his script, he asked for the wrong person, i think he should get another job...
Upon returning the call, I was greeted with a busy tone, which struck me as odd.
Upon answering the call from this number, the person on the other end immediately disconnected.
Between 8/3/2011 and 8/5/2011, this number called me four times, leaving no message until the last call when they asked if I was Shannon Hurst with MD Anderson, to which I replied no and requested to be removed from their list.
A woman with a slight Chinese accent called me today, inquiring about a person named Michael Smith. After confirming I was not the individual she sought, she hesitated before ending the call.
This number called me but didnt leave a message
