Block unknown numbers promptly and let your carrier flag them as potential spam. When a call repeats without a voicemail, treat it as a survey solicitation and consider adding the caller to your do‑not‑call list. If the caller claims affiliation with a university or market‑research firm, verify their identity before sharing personal data; a quick web search can confirm whether Insightrix or the university actually conducts outreach. Keep a log of call times and content – this helps regulators track persistent callers. Finally, use call‑screening apps to auto‑reject repeat offenders and reduce daily annoyance.
For the past week, this number has consistently called without leaving any messages, despite my unavailability.
Apparently, this is a research initiative conducted by the University of Saskatchewan, focusing on alumni from the class of 2007, aiming to gather data for a potential sociology thesis.
The correct name of the institution is the University of Saskatchewan, which is located in Saskatoon.
Initially, a woman asked if there was time for a survey, stating she was from EMC and inquiring about previous interactions with the company, but the survey was deemed inapplicable and the call was ended.
This number has called twice this week, but no messages were left, and the calls went unanswered
Despite receiving multiple calls from this number, including two today, I remains unclear about the caller's identity and purpose, as they never leave a message.
Insightrix, a research company, is associated with this number.
Our conversation proceded like this:
it appeas that would be SIAST in Saskatchewen, where i currantly work.
They was surveying peoples opinions on SAIT programs
The number seems to be origionating from Cannada...
