The reason large companies often call using these numbers that are 'blocked' are often just simply company policies and are done for safety reasons to the employees. I have experienced this in my own line of work and there have been cases were some crazy customers have treatened individuals calling them. So in order to ensure the safety of their employees companies block their numbers. They are not 'pranking' or 'scamming' they just have to do it as a safety measure.

I kept getting calls from this number also. Even when I answered the phone I would get nothing on the other end of the line. Glad to find out what it is I know it's ok to ignore it. Thanks!

I just bought a Honda and just got a call. I ignored it, but would have to assume it was some survey from Honda.

maybe you people should just answer the phone when people call and answer their questions, they are doing this for a reason... to help you!  Buying cars sucks but think about the experience if no one cared how they treated you at the dealership.

This was Tom's response, which I understand:
The reason large companies often call using these numbers that are 'blocked' are often just simply company policies and are done for safety reasons to the employees. I have experienced this in my own line of work and there have been cases where some crazy customers have threatened individuals calling them. So in order to ensure the safety of their employees companies block their numbers. They are not 'pranking' or 'scamming' they just have to do it as a safety measure.

However, in response to Tom's response, if this is legitimate, they would have no problem leaving a message, asking the customer to call back at a time that is convenient for them and have an automated survey asking if the customer does or does not want to participate.  They have this for so many other things.  Why can't Honda?