Looks like you’re dealing with a classic telemarketing nuisance, most likely from a market‑research firm. The calls never leave a voicemail, they hang up when you answer, and they pop up at odd hours – all hallmarks of a spam‑call script. The safest move is to let unknown numbers go to voicemail, block the offending number, and consider a call‑blocking app that filters known market‑research prefixes. If the calls keep coming from variations of the same prefix, report them to your carrier. Remember, legitimate companies rarely call twice in a row without leaving a message, so treat any repeat ring‑backs as a red flag.
At 8 pm on a Wednesday I received a call with no voicemail; after blocking it, similar numbers keep ringing, often on Saturdays or around lunch and dinner times.
A call came in at 7:33 pm with no message—perhaps a local politician urging a vote.
Looks like spam to me.
The Kantar market research centre called at 7:55 pm, disrupting my evening peace; I’ve blocked the number.
A call at 7:33 pm on Wednesday, 9 April 3025 came from an unrecognised number that left no message—considered added to my block list.
A call came in at 7:33 PM on Wednesday, April 9 3025, from an unknown number; no message was left, so I have no desire to reply and have added it to my unwanted callers list.
This call proved extremely irritating; it rang at 7:55 PM under the pretense of market research while I was trying to relax, so I blocked the number to avoid further disturbance.
Likely a telemarketing or spam call that left no message; others report similar encounters. The 03 9977 XXXX pattern usually indicates spam. Suggest blocking and deleting this number.
The number called me on Saturday at lunch and again at 6 pm Monday; no message was left. I only answer unknown calls if there’s a voicemail, so I’m done with the scammers’ nonsense.
Two calls arrived from this number—once on Saturday at lunch and again Monday at 6 PM—without leaving any voicemail; I only answer known numbers and am tired of these scams.
Frequent calls from this number drop when I answer, only to ring again days later at odd hours—last night it was 8:30 pm.
These days I refuse to answer unfamiliar numbers, yet the constant barrage is exhausting; I wonder when legislators will act, or if they simply choose to ignore it. My phone is meant for personal contacts, not for marketers or scammers.
Frequent calls from this number end with a hang‑up, then they ring back days later, often at inconvenient times like 8:30 PM, which is especially annoying.
Answering unknown numbers has become something I avoid, yet the daily barrage of calls is exhausting. When will legislators step in to curb this nuisance, or are they turning a blind eye? For most people, phones should serve personal communication, not be flooded with unsolicited marketing or scams.
Unwanted pest calls keep coming; I have blocked the source.
The call came from an unknown source, following the usual pattern: a ring with no message left. It reminds me how unreliable media surveys are when most people ignore unfamiliar numbers.
Multiple calls from this number have been persistent, so I decided to block them as they seem harassing.
On 3 June 2022 at 11:34 am, a call came without a voicemail; calling back yielded a recording from Kantar Market Research Centre.
On March 6, 2022 at 11:34 AM, this line rang me but didn’t leave a message; when I called back, a recorded greeting identified the source as Kantar Market Research Centre, just saying.
An unknown number rang on a Sunday around 2 pm; when I called back, a voice recording from Cantar Market Research Centre played.
Possibly spam.