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YES - very good reply / warning to people. And it's true, as I've read the same from the LA Times consumer affairs columnist. DON'T EVER call any of these marketers or surveyors back, or they can legally reuse or sell your info anytime and to anyone.

This just comes up as San Antonio, TX on my caller ID -- I ignored.

Repeatedly receiving phone calls from Scarborough RSC -- family member in my household is recovering from cardiac surgery -- this is creating havoc and disturbing sleep which is a luxury since the family member is in pain. Furthermore, we are on a DO NOT CALL LIST -- get it! Calls come daily several times a day! STOP IT

They called at 8:45pm! Scarborough Research blocked now!

Yes, you will get more calls. That is part of the scam: you call them back to have your name removed, but once *YOU call THEM* they can legally not only continue to call you if they wish, but they can also sell your info to other marketers or surveyors! That's why one also should not, for ex., buy an appliance from Sears and then return their call asking for feedback on the delivery (or whatever). Once you call them, they can disseminate your phone number to all their subsidaries and "partners." Read that in the LA Times, anyway.

TT Call your phone for directions on how to block. I have Panasonic cordless phones, and they also have blocking ability. If you have Verizon: Do this only when the number to block is the last call you receive. Hit *77 (Star 77). This number calls me, my phone rings once, and once only. Verizon also has a web site where you can block numbers. Good luck!

they gave me TO $2.00

These people have been call for months. 3 and 4 times a day. I am absolutely disgusted and don't answer their calls.

KTA-ALGSTODFA

Sorry, that's call your phone company. If you block them on the web site, you don't need to block them on your phone. Be sure to block them exactly as the number shows up -- starting with the area code. That's important, because with Verizon digital, we don't need to dial the "1" ahead of the area code.