Imagine your phone flashes with an unfamiliar Irish number and a cheery voice instantly pivots to a short survey. The pattern in the feedback points to a market‑research firm that frequently labels its outreach as a health‑and‑safety or consumer study, often using the Ipsos brand. These calls tend to feel intrusive, especially when they appear without prior consent. To protect yourself, let the call go to voicemail, add the number to your block list, and consider registering with your carrier’s do‑not‑call service. If the caller insists on personal details, hang up and report the number to the relevant consumer‑protection agency.
A feedback/survey company that uses dubious methods to gather phone numbers, can be blocked and ignored.
The caller claimed to be from a health and safety survey company, although they were polite, we're too busy for such calls
User advises exercising caution.
This number is involved in phishing and spoofing activites
The call has been identified as spam
The user has warned that the experience was bad and to excercise caution
This number has been reported as being problematic
User feedback: Miscellaneous
User mentioned: Market Research + Bad
A missed call was received from this number, which appears to be from Mayo
They somehow obtained my contact details, but I chose not to participate in their questionnaire.
No conversation takes place, they just ring up kids!
Non-stop spam calls, the phone just keeps ringing.
According to the user, the experiance was good, thats all we know.
The user's experience was positive
The experience with this number was negative.
The information provided by the user's is bad and caution is adviced
The user reports telemarketing activites
This number has been reported as untrustworthy by the user
User feedback: Poor
This number is linked to a company that conducts surveys, which can be considered a nuisance
The caller was annoyin and unpleasant
Conducting market research for Ipsos
