so we've been getting alot of calls from this #. we don't answer it, i suggest you don't either. so many calls from one unlisted cell # got us into a right mess along time ago, so we are being very carefull with this one.

Blue City (780) 640-1093) - Is a survey company doing some political surveys on a variety of topics - mostly to gauge how residents are thinking about political affairs.  March 28 2011 -  They asked questions about how we were planning to vote, if we were not sure how we would vote who would we not vote for; they asked about the carbon capture boondoogle that Alberta hopefully will NOT spend any money on (like 2 billion bucks - it's ridiculous - so make sure you say you DON"t want Alberta government to get involved with stupid programs like that), and questions about your age, your schooling, etc.  I think it's harmless, and they are quite polite - a nice recorded voice takes you through the questions.  You have the option right off the bat to say no thank you by pressing 2, so don't be afraid of the call.  I'm not working for them!

dont call that number back it costs you $2500.00 dallers a min dont do it or less you want a high phone bill telus is trying there best to find out where this is coming from.

(403) 254-2398 - This is some kind of political survey in Alberta - March 2012.Personally, it is not a very good survey.  They ask too many personal questions (such as how are you going to vote - none of your business).  I prefer to answer a survey about issues than to tell anyone how I am going to vote.  It's easy to ask people how they are going to vote.What's harder is asking people if they know who you are and what the issues are that you are going to run on.  Why would they do that?  Well, wise residents of a country do not blindly vote for people they know absolutely nothing about.If I would know which of the politicians initiated the survey, I might be sure NOT to vote for them.If one of the parties initiated the survey and did not identify that fact, I would be sure NOT to vote for them.If a candidate initiates a survey, and does not identify that fact, I would be sure NOT to vote fhat candidate.  If I am left wondering which candidate initiated the survey, I would like vote for none of them, or vote for the incumbent because I know who they are.Most political parties are doing a lousy job of informing residents of their existence as candidates.  The survey was the first I heard of who the candidates are in a provincial election coming up in 2 months.  I just didn't answer the questions, but just let the survey roll on so I could hear what the questions were.  In the end, I had answered nothing, but had learned a lot - like the names of candidates!More than that - I learned nothing from the survey.A survey should be entertaining, interesting and informative and make me want to go to the internet to discover more about the candidates.Most computer generated polls are useless, and results skewed as people will say anything just to give the wrong data to computer.

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This seems to be a survey about political parties, MLAs and health care in particular in Alberta.
I did not answer but some of the questions made it to my voice mail.