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The Associated Press is conducting a nonpartisan 10-minute survey to understand the views of registered voters about the upcoming election. NORC at the University of Chicago is conducting the interviews on their behalf. They are not selling anything, and if your phone number was called you can earn a small cash reward if you are eligible for the study and complete the short interview. You may have also received a postcard invitation in the mail to participate in the study. If you were contacted and want to participate or if you have any questions about the study, you can call toll-free at 1-866-264-8221. Someone is usually available to answer the phone Monday through Saturday from 9AM to 9PM or Sunday from 11AM to 9PM in your time zone. If possible, please call from the same phone line that you received the call from. This helps to more quickly direct your call to someone who can answer your questions. If you leave a message, we try to return all calls received between 9AM and 9PM within one to two hours.

Looked for a health insurance quote with a different number and they still found this one.

Co Hwy 23, Ceylon

W Bodeb St, Nixa

Pine St, Ridgewood

Attempt to collect a debt from NCA.

Appears that someone is trying to scam info by tricking people to click a link sent as a text msg to get a $20 credit

NW Lakeside Dr, Carlton

A complaint for Unwanted Calls was filed with the FCC from Michigan after an unsolicited call

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