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Oct 16, 2010
I got a call yesterday claiming they were from the Associated Press and were doing a survey. I agreed to it. His first question was, besides myself, how many other people over the age of 18 lived in my house. So I told him, and then he said that the survey asks to speak to the person in the house who has had the most recent birthday. That's when I got suspicious. It seemed like an odd question. I said they weren't home at the moment and they asked when would be a good time to call back. I informed them that no one else in the house would be willing to take their survey because we are on the Do Not Call list. He insisted that it was ok for them to call because they were conducting a survey, not selling anything and that they would call back later, then hung up. They called again that night. My mom answered the phone and they asked who they were speaking to. When she stated her name, she heard people talking in the background but no one spoke, so she hung up. They've just called again and once again, no one said anything when she answered the phone.