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I got a call around 8:50pm yesterday from someone asking if my council flat was falling apart or something. So, I decided to mess with the poor bloke and had him chatting away for more than 30 minutes. Then I hit him with, "How does it feel to get scammed?" He looked proper confused and asked what I meant. I told him straight I was winding him up with a bunch of made-up nonsense and my place is perfectly fine. You should’ve heard the colourful language he let loose after that! Cracking stuff.

I got a call from this number the other day, turns out it’s Opinion Research Services (ORS). They do social research stuff, so if you’re getting a ring from them, it’s probably about a survey or some kind of research for the police, fire department, a town council, or similar public sector folks. Sometimes they might invite you to join a consultation, like a focus group or something like that.

Typically, our calls are placed between 2pm and 9pm during the week, and from 10am to 6pm over the weekend. We’ve found evenings work best to reach folks when it’s less troublesome for them. We always stick to the Market Research Society’s rules, which means we don’t ever ring after 9pm. If we happen to call you at a bad moment but you want to take part, the person calling will gladly arrange a better time that suits you.

Hello everyone, It's likely that many of you have entered the number 01792 704800 into a search engine to identify the caller. As highlighted in an earlier message, this particular number is associated with Opinion Research Services (ORS), a firm that undertakes surveys on behalf of various public sector bodies across the UK. For answers to frequently asked questions, do browse through our website here: http://www.ors.org.uk/services/telephone_interviews/frequently_asked_questions.php A fair number of individuals appreciate the chance to share their viewpoints through our surveys, and we aim to facilitate this process. We are completely aware, however, that not everyone may be inclined to participate, and our intention is not to be a bother to those who aren’t interested. If you'd prefer not to engage with future surveys, we have two straightforward methods for you to express this: 1) If an interviewer reaches out to you again, simply inform them that you'd rather not take part - they'll record your preference and you won't hear from us again. 2) Alternatively, you can drop us an email at [email protected] with your phone number specified, letting us know you'd like to opt out of future calls - once more, we will ensure you’re not contacted again. We also have a "do not call" list that allows you to withdraw from all future ORS research initiatives. If you wish to sign up for this, please email us, and we will respond with confirmation in due course. Should you have any questions that our website doesn’t address, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re more than willing to assist with any concerns you might have. Thank you for taking a moment to read this!