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Had a call from these people which my wife answered. She fielded the call but said that the caller said he was from Ipsos Mori and that he had spoken to me the previous Tuesday - he hadn't, as I never take these calls and I had an alibi! So, he was either mistaken or was lying - unprofessional either way. They called again last night - Friday night for heaven's sake! - and I ignored it.

These people phoned me  4 days ago but I hung up when I realised that it was a fake survey scam. Since then they have phoned every day including 3 times today which is a Sunday! Fortunately I have a Panasonic phone which enables me to block their number.

If this is indeed Mori Ipsos then drop them an email to this address telephone@ipsos-mori.com ,detailing that you wish to be omitted from further market research calls and giving your telephone number and they will stop any future calls.I know it seems counter-intuitive giving over your number but it is right, and they don't want to disturb someone who has no interest in answering their questions.

Search google for ipsos mori for more information.

I have just had the same call tonight the said the same thing Ipsos never heard of them asked me by name. Told them that the number is registered with the TPS she carried on talking I talked over her and told her if they carry on calling I will report them to the police. Now I know that I am getting daft calls again I will start answering the phone with a daft business name like the fraud department see how hangs up first the next time

Ipsos mori calling to validate a survey That I took part in at the beach on behalf of the enviroment agency.
Just calling to ensure that I was a genuine respondent, ask me to describe the interviewer and where the interview took place. Also checked to ensure I was given a data protection leaflet. Call took 2 mins max, not a problem.

Got a call from a woman saying she was doing a political survey on behalf of the government and could I spare the time. As soon as I said no she was polite and got straight off the phone. Said she was from

nuisance calls

i keep being harrassed at all inconvenient ti,es by this number I am unregistered and dont advertise my private number or give it out to people at anytime.

this number has been calling me everyday at least once for the past week or so, it is a male voice but i havnt spoke to them as it is a unfimiliar number that i dont want calling me as i have read a few reports on the internet about it.

Just received a call from this number on a Sunday, not pleased! Weekend is my time with my family and I don't wish to be bothered by businesses.

I thought it rather rude of them not to leave a message so called the number back, and it seems to be Ipsos Mori, at least according to the recorded message that answered. If it is Ipsos Mori then it is not a 'fake survey scam', as suggested by Dave, but is a genuine survey company with whom I am registered and earn money from occasionally. As mentioned by others, they will remove you from their list if you ask them to. I am going to ask them to stop calling me on weekends!

Im on the TPS list and I still get call after call even Sundays

Had a call this Sunday morning didn't answer as informed from these pages that it's a survey

TPS admit they only help http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2013/feb/16/nuisance-phone-calls reduce calls because the shysters who do call are either scam artists, incompetent or find loop holes. If you have asked any firm to refrain from calling you and they call again report them to the ICO and invoice them and make £££'s

* ICO www.ico.gov.uk
"In March we set up a survey www.snapsurveys.com/swh/surveylogin.asp?k=134674895144 on the ICO website so people can tell us about any unwanted texts and calls they have been receiving. So far we have received over 60,000 responses. We know the majority of these messages and calls have been made by companies who try to remain anonymous in the hope they can profit by selling personal information to claims management companies and other marketing organisations. We are using the information provided by the public to identify those responsible and fine them"

* Invoice them for wasting your time:

As reported by the BBC:

"He answered the caller's questions until he was eventually passed through to a UK operation, called PPI Claimline, and told them he wanted to be taken off their sales list.

"I said to them, you need to stop calling me and, I said, if you keep calling me, I'll charge you £10 a minute for my time to be talking to you," Mr Herman said, speaking to Radio 4's Money Box programme.

"I presumed that would be the end of it, but to my astonishment they called me again."
During the second call - which came only two days later - Mr Herman waited 19 and a half minutes to be put through to the UK operation, to confirm that it was the same company as before, and to explain that he was now charging for his time.

So, when he got off the phone, he sent an invoice for £195 to PPI Claimline.
At first, he got no response. So Mr Herman sent the invoice again, this time by recorded delivery. PPI Claimline then wrote to him.

The company said it itself did not cold call, but it purchased introductions from other marketing companies including AAC, a UK company based in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, which uses the overseas call centre that had first called Mr Herman and passed him on to PPI Claimline.
The company said there was no record of Mr Herman's number in its database or that of any of its partner companies.

But Mr Herman had recorded the phone calls. So, stepping up his consumer assertiveness another gear, he filed a case in the small claims court https://www.gov.uk/make-money-claim-online

And that seemed to do the trick and the case was settled before it went to court.

AAC, the company which had called Mr Herman on behalf of PPI Claimline, paid him £195 for his time and electricity, as well as his £25 court costs.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20068927

Richar Herman has now set up an internet site if you need more help: http://www.saynotocoldcalls.com

CALLED ME TODAY I WAS UBER PISSED OFF DUCK'S SAKE

Four calls from them in the last week. I have a Samsung mobile phone which blocks numbers but logs the call. They call on Sundays or early eveninigs too. Annoying.

I got a call from this number, it was a genuine Student Survey call. They just asked me questions about my experience at the university I'm currently attending, and confirmed my name using the day and month of my birth (not year).

They DID NOT ask for any identifying important information. I'm sure it was a genuine call, and if it wasn't, they now know my opinion on the university and pretty much nothing else.

Call was at 14:30 on a Thursday, not too inconvenient for me but definitely inconvenient for others...

EMAILED and asked to be removed or I will report them

Got a call from a man saying she was doing an Anglia Ruskin  survey on behalf of the government and could I spare the time. As soon as I said no she was polite and got straight off the phone. Said he was from
Caller: Ipsos Mori Survey.

tony welling of Pet Services Buxton is a pest Keeps calling me about pet funerals
since my cat died i already buried her with someone else. very stressing phone number is 0800 093 2367

That will be four cats then, as you have posted the same thing on four different numbers, none of which have anything to do with pet cemetaries.  Have you thought of keeping dogs as you are having no luck with cats?