Block any unknown number that claims to be a survey from Edward Jones until you verify its source. Many callers spoof the Edward Jones ID, but the actual organization behind most of these calls is J.D. Powers, a market‑research firm. They usually ask a few short questions about your advisor’s performance and rarely request personal data. If you’re not comfortable, let the call go to voicemail and check the message for a callback number, then call the official Edward Jones office to confirm. Registering your line on the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry can reduce the volume, but it won’t stop spoofed survey calls entirely.
What's the point of bothering people with these calls?
I've been receiving calls on my cell phone, particularly on Saturdays and evenings, but no messages are left.
This number is usded for blackmale
Our association is with Edward Jones as clients.
As JD Powers is a reputable global survey company, the call is likely related to a financial company, such as Edward Jones, and may be a follow-up on a previous survey or account.
This number is from JDPowers
It appears that this number is actually associated with a reputable survey company, J.D. Powers, conducting customer satisfaction surveys
It is essential to note that survey calls are exempt from the DO NOT CALL list regulations.
I had never heard of Lucre Inc before tonight, and I dont have any ties to them
These calls are unwanted and keep coming in.
Caller ID says Edward Jones, but when you try to call back it says the number cant be completed, definately unsolicited
My Edward Jones office warned me about a potential call from J.D. Powers a couple of weeks ago, but when the call arrived yesterday, I didn't recognize the number and didn't answer. It seems that some offices, like Walker's, should better inform their customers about such calls.
No message, no caller ID, and no response, so i wont be ansering this one
it seem like these peoples spammed wrong person, i have been doing buisness with Edward Jones for many years, and when i saw the ID on the call, i phoned my contact with the company, he knew nothing about it
Multiple calls were received while my phone was on mute, and I wish they would stop contacting me.
Upon checking the caller ID, it became clear that this was a scam attempt, as no message was left.
No message was left, and if the caller is indeed from Edward Jones, I would expect their ID to reflect that, rather than a numeric ID.
Repeated calls at odd hours of the night, with only a clicking sound before they hang up, have been a nuisance.
Be cautious, as this caller is not genuinely related to Edward Jones; instead, it's a scam aimed at collecting personal account information.
Apparently, you are not reading the comments, some people are ansering and get hung up on, I have an account with EJ and they just called me at 7:20 PM, I was about to anser but they had hung up, thats not good.
I recived a call from this number today, but there was no message left
It seems Edward Jones and company are conducting a survey, and this number is being used for that purpose.
Like others who have reported this number, I received a call but did not answer, as the number was unfamiliar, and no message was left; however, research revealed that the caller was J.D. Power, a reputable company, and as an Edward Jones customer, I would be willing to participate in their surveys.
Lol, they offered me a check, yeah right, its a survay for Ed Jones, i know because i missed the call like 5 times
If the caller were genuinely from Edward Jones, I would consider answering.
Edward Jones, as indicated by Caller ID, has called twice, always on weekends, without leaving a message, prompting skepticism about the legitimacy of these calls.
The only exception to unwanted calls is political calls, but even then, you can request to be removed, as unwanted calls constitute harassment regardless of any business relationship or state laws
If you don't opt out of third-party sharing with Edward Jones, they might claim it's legitimate, but you have the right to opt out and protect your privacy.
As a lawyer, I've seen this type of misinformation before, and it's clear that harassment is a serious issue, regardless of whether you're on the national do-not-call list or doing business with a company, and it's essential to exercise your legal rights to privacy and opt-out of information sharing
From my experiance, if you dont want somone to call you, you should ask them to remove you from ther call list, and if they continue to call, it consitutes as phone harassment, you can also contakt your local phone company and they will help you deal with the situasion, and dont forget to opt out of any info sharing.
