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Trust me Dawn, nothing bugs me more than when I dial a person's home and it turns out they were sleeping. I hate being "that guy" who wakes up an entire household asking them to participate in a survey. I always apologize profusely, and ask when would be the best time for us to call back so we aren't disturbing anyone. This is one of the downsides of my job, knowing that I am seriously inconveniencing certain people through my actions, but then my next call to another household in your area might reach a person who is more than willing to go through the survey. It's impossible to know the personal schedules of the people we call, and we get enough results from the 9-10pm timeframe to justify continuing to call at those later hours. The best thing to do in this case would be to request a callback for a time that you know you'd be available to sit for 15 minutes and knock out the survey so we can count your household and move on.You can go through the BBB and have them talk to us for you, you could call our 1-800 number and request us to block your number, but the process of doing that is much longer than it takes to simply share your opinions on your local media. We are not a scam, we are a legitimate business that studies consumer habits on the local scale, and in order to keep our results unbiased, we strive to get results from as many different lifestyles as we can. Because of that, we tend to not have many fans. It's not our intention to seem like we are harassing you or your loved ones, we are just trying to include your vote.

I keep getting late night calls until I call your 1-800 number to talk to someone and then plea to have my number excluded from your robo-dialing?!Sounds like extortion.If your company must be engaged in order for it to stop...how would your company feel about a DDOS engagement with an irate and enabled call recipient until your company cries "uncle"?

ok so here is the other side of the story to this, i have participated in the Scarborough Research survey, and it wasnt that hard at all, and i did it twice and guess what i got $ 5 the first time, the next one i got $10..and for returning a paper i got another$5...that already $20...idk about u all but free money..who wants to say no to that...like for real ppl if u dont wanna answer just say yes or no..and done with survey!! and guess what NO MORE CALLS EVER!!!! so instead of just hanging up do the god damn thing...that way they wont ever call again...and i did call the Better Business Bureu to ask about if they had a list, and they dont since they are not selling anything at all...that list does not apply to them...so good luck trying to say that over and over again, cuz they will keep calling....unless u call the 800 number to get ur # removed...and it does make sense that the person on the phone cannot take u off the list..can u imagine if they had ur info on their hands...that would be against the law!!

please stop calling. then again and again? stop. i them to stop. so stop? asked again. wtf?

My phone is not an invitation for you telemarketers to step into my home by phone or any other way. You are all a public nuisance!

I was contacted via mail by Scarborough Research (the dollar) I took the time to do their survey and they sent me $25.00. About a month later they called me once wanting me to do another survey. I did and was paid again. I did a total of 3 surveys and was paid $55.00. The people I spoke with were always very nice. They haven't contacted me since I did the last survey in their "series".

How rude can you be, your the reason why people are so hard headed and the local media aren't doing to well because you don't want to take a second out of your day to do the survey, and how dare you tell someone they don't matter what if that was said to you or your kids so think before you speak!

Unsolicited calls for "survey" are being made at late hours.Operator named "Cory" is very aggressive...

OK, here are the facts. This is NOT a non-profit company. It is not really different from a telemarketer except their clients ask for "research" information. They generate their lists based on consumer lists that we end up on when we make purchases or pay online or buy online or....do anything these days. Welcome to the digital world. None of the callers can remove you from the list. You have to call 1-800-753-6043 to get your number removed. HOWEVER, (here's the sticky bit) all that does is remove you from the current list. There's no guarantee you won't be picked up by future lists. I asked to be removed from ALL lists current and future and was told that can't be done. So I bought a digitone call blocker and blocked their number. When I looked at the call blockers record at the end of the day, I had received 8 calls one day and averaged 21 calls per month AFTER I gave my name and phone number to the rep at the previously mentioned 1800 number. Then I got a post card in the mail asking me to call them because they've been trying to reach me about my media preferences. Really??? Why in the world do I have to put up with you if I don't give a flying fart in hell about you or your survey? On the off chance that someone from scarborough research should read these messages, my message to you is "GO TO HELL."

If you leave the house and forget to turn off the TV, your satellite or cable provider might conclude that you watched hours of their programming when actually you watched none. That is why a first person account of the information is useful.