402-718-8836 / 4027188836

Debby from MSR group. Opinion research survey for financial services you have used for getting a home loan, etc. Wanted to talk with the person over 18 who makes these decisions. This message was left on answer machine on Feb 6, at 8:44 pm.

it called me at 6:18 pm 15 2-3-2014didn't answer

Did not leave a message. Followed the link above and had my number taken off their list.

Dont know anyone at this area code. Didnt answer. No message.

I've been called twice by this # today and yesterday. Both times I answer the phone and say, "hello? ..... hello? ...... hello?" and nobody says anything and then they hang up.

Like the others here, I received a call from said number. Someone has to be selling the cell numbers of certain people. Do the math. 350 million people in USA. 1/2 have cell phones. 175 million phones. Allow 50 million who are receiving calls. How many robots or people would it take to call all cell phones? Allow 30 seconds per call. is 120 calls per hour is 2880 calls per day per robot/person. 17361 days to complete all the calls by said number. 47.57 years to complete the calls from one number to the 50 million allowed numbers. Considering the number of numbers calling, we should not have any people on unemployment in the USA or perhaps the world. The numbers making calls must be in the 100,000 range. WOW I had never thought about it did the math before. Some one is making a load of money from normal people. I wonder if OBAMA gets any of the random calls? I bet he would be P. O. ed if he knew someone else was screwing the people.

called several times a day, left no message.

Just got a call from 402-718-8836. didn't answer, and they didn't leave a message.

I spent my career in Financial Services. Bill collectors know that debtors will not return calls if they leave a message, so they dream up things like the MSR Group, and try to pass themselves off as a "survey" company. Truth is, when you call them back, they then know they have a working number. 1-402-718-8836 is just a clever bill collector.I would suggest looking up the MSR Group, or any group group on the internet. You will find they are somehow involved in financial services. The famous Nielson Television Ratings Company owns a collection agency, so they can call you and say "This is the Nielsen Television Ratings Service." They are in fact "skip-tracing." They do not have a good contact number, so they hope you will call back and give them a phone number that is good. Just FYI, research shows that 85% of debtors really want to pay their bills. Less than 5% are credit criminals. They other 10% are deceased or something else. Having been a loan officer, I can tell you what goes on at big banks like Chase or Goldman Sachs is way worse than anything debtors do. Don't feel sorry for banks, they are the worst kind of thieves.

NOT NOW there isn't.