817-665-8325 / 8176658325

The number 817-665-8325 called.Wanted to ask me some survey questions about Health Care.Said they were with DFS Research. Said they could not give out who hired them to do the reasearch or it would not be an unbiased study.Wanted to know my zip code, and some other stuff and then I interrupted and asked how many other personal questions she would ask before getting to the real questions. She said it would depend on how I answered. WHen she asked for my age and I gave it, she said, "Thanks for your time. Have a nice evening. " (CLICK). THis interrupted my evening time and was so rude. She did not ask me if I was busy. I did not agree to do the survey.It seems that this is a way to get personal info from a person to use for other purposes.VERY INtrusive and misleading.Next time, ask them to mail you a questionaire, or tell them you want to ask the same questions of them or to call them back later and get a phone numberOR"I was having some quiet time to relax this evening after a long day. ... could I please get your home phone number so that I can call you back in the evening when you are looking for some quiet time to ask you some questions about 'health care?'"

They call after 10pm MST. They need to stop

Don't answer, but if you do and are asked to do a survay, tell them you charge 50 dollars for the first 15 minutes and 30 dollars for each fifteen minutes afterward and ask them for their credit card number and security code!

Spam/phishing call

Just had my regular call from these scammers. Aggravating morons.

Called 2 times ,phone only rang twice didn’ have a chance to answer.Didn’t sign up for anything.

Supposedly this was a survey call for Blue Cross Blue Shield, but you never know. It could be phishing or scamming. In any case, it was unwelcome solicitation of my time.

They called me at 8:50 at night as well.

if they call your cell phone, you can install mr. number to block them from calling in the future using that app

My husband in on medicare and a medicare supplement plan. When they called, they lied to my husband and told him they were with Medicare. They asked a lot of questions that my husband felt were unnecessary, such as do we own our home or do we rent. Then they started asking about our finances. I told my husband to hang up because if they were with Medicare, then they already had that information. Then after researching the number, I see they are not part of a government organization, but a private research firm.