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We went looking at crossover vehicles at a Subaru dealership & a Jeep dealership right next to each other in NE Atlanta. We told them we were only "looking".  That was less than 3 days ago.  This number came up on our caller id, but I did not answer.  I looked the number up on the internet & found this forum.  Sounds like this is probably the same thing as everyone else.  Thanks.  The other guy was right. Now I know what dealership I WON'T buy from if these calls keep coming.

Got two weeks of calls from them, read these posts. Then I called back and spoke with "Ezra", I don't care if its his real name or not. I simply asked "I want this number ____ taken off the call list". He said "yes ma'am, no problem." Haven't had a phone call in a couple days now. I was polite, I think that was half the battle.
Simply call and ask to be removed. :)

very annoying to get these calls constantly after going through dealership looking to buy a vehicle.  i just wished they would stop calling since they don't want to talk.

Based on other posts, This is obviously an independent company that does follow-up calls for various participating dealerships. Mine was calling for Hamilton Nissan asking if I bought a car yet? What could they have done better? etc.

Went looking at Honda, Kia, Nissan dealerships for a new car and every since then, this number has been calling me over and over again. This is so annoying!!! They never leave a voicemail either....

just got a call after having my Acura serviced. I called back and told "Leland" that I prefer doing my surveys via email and to take me off the call list. He was quite nice and said he would. We will see. My next call will be to Acura and Honda. I have both and it is a pain!

So I didn't know who this number was either until I came onto this sight and saw everyone was saying they had recently done service at a car dealership. I actually work at a Toyota Dealership, and I know which company we use for marketing calls so I figured what the hell I'll call back and see if it's them. It was. So this is a company called Eleads. They do marketing research for all of the big dealerships, and report back customer satisfaction and sales trends every month to the dealership. They do not give your personal information to anyone except the dealership that actually sent your number to them. You absolutely can ask the dealerships to put you on the Eleads do not call list. I actually informed the lady that answered when I called back that since I work for the dealership I know for a fact that I had marked myself as a do not call, and she needs to do a better job of following that. But regardless of such things rest assured this isn't a scam call, and they aren't looking to rip you off for anything just making sure you are happy with the service you got.

I started getting calls from this number past two days. I have never answered it, but just looked up in Google for this phone number, and this forum popped up. I have given my contact number to only one car showroom, that is Nissan at Stevens Creek in San Jose, CA and now I am confident, based on the above posts that we get these calls only because someone from car/bike showrooms is sharing customers' number with them.

This is a car dealership near Bel Air, MD.

They keep calling my cell phone.  Harrassing!!

Company calls and identifies themselves as "the company you just visited / received service from / purchased a product from" so in my case this was "Honda of Tysons Corner".

This is misleading, given that the company making the call is eLEAD and has no affiliation with Honda.

As others have above, it's best to not provide any feedback to this phishing expedition and make sure you let the firm who gave out your phone number have it!

Cheers

It is a call center that Toyota uses.. if you speak with someone at dealership about possibly buying a car they enter you into the system for leads that is why they call. I received one today, I called the dealer and told them that the company is not professional and they should identify who they are, what company they are with and the reason for call before bombarding with questions. I also told them the $37,000 4 Runner I was going to buy will be bought elsewhere that I don't appreciate my cell number being given out without my permission.

It is a call center that Toyota uses.. if you speak with someone at dealership about possibly buying a car they enter you into the system for leads that is why they call. I received one today, I called the dealer and told them that the company is not professional and they should identify who they are, what company they are with and the reason for call before bombarding with questions. I also told them the $37,000 4 Runner I was going to buy will be bought elsewhere that I don't appreciate my cell number being given out without my permission.

Caller said he represented Pensacola Honda.  Said he was following up on a recent visit to the dealership.  Asked if I bought a car since I visited the dealership.  Since I bought a car from the dealership yesterday, I said no.  I said it was kind of old, and needed some repairs, and he didn't ask any more questions.  Thanked me for my time, and then asked for my email so he could send me some coupons.

I knew this would happen....gave my number to a car dealership, and they sell it to a scammer....lesson learned.....again.

I test drove a Honda 2 days ago & subsequently received calls from this # every day. I was outraged & thanks to this website traced the calls back to the dealership. To their credit, when I spoke with a manager he immediately removed my phone # from their list and told me he would "make a note" not to call.

This number just called me about an  apartment that I had requested information for in Austin.

I got a message from this # claiming it was officially serving someone who I had never heard of. It gave a case ID #. I called it back and let them know this person was not at that # and gave them no additional information and they said they would remove that # from their case files.When I asked what state they were in they hung up on me.