Personal questions such as your employment and your spouse or if you own or rent your home is to see if you can afford the overly expensive piece of crap machine they're trying to sell you. This 20 second survey leads to a gift basket, and once they get into your home, they try and sell you a couple thousand dollar air machine.

This P.A. Care place has been callimg my home everyday.Today they called three times.My husband answered the phone.They said they would be right over.I told my husband are you nuts?I want to see what these people look like.Next step I will phone the police.It gets scary,you wonder if you dont answer the phone.They might rob you.

person phoned my home and asked if I was Mrs. Hiscock, when I asked who was calling they hung up.

I used *69 to get their number and phoned 3 or 4 times.  They would lift the receiver and hang up.

person phoned my home and asked if I was Mrs. Hiscock, when I asked who was calling they hung up.I used *69 to get their number and phoned 3 or 4 times.  They would lift the receiver and hang up.

1-(519) 964-0067  call received ed at 12:24 p.m. local Thursday 7 April 2011.  Caller ID showed P.A. Care also.  What does the question "do you have a spouse" have to do with air quality survey.  Perhaps they think he would smell up the place  or somehow lower the air quality???  Caller was very succinct but not rude and finished the call when every answer to all his questions was no, thanking me for my time.

I just received a call from P.A. Care - (519) 964-0072.
The guy sounded young and pleasant, it was a survey in my area about air quality - does anyone have asthma, allergies or emphazema? Yes.  He asked a couple more questions including whether or not I had a spouse, whether or not we owned the house, what field of work we are in etc. He asked if we had pets in the house, I answered yes. I didn't tell him that the dog is a trained german shepherd personal protection dog LOL! When he asked if we are renters or home owners and I told him that the answer would have nothing to do with air quality so I refused to answer. He told me that home owners take better care of the home than landlords do.  I see now that the truth is a renter wouldn't likely but some expensive air filtration unit.  I'm not worried about break-ins, but I really wouldn't recommend it.  By law they are required to take us off a call list when we request it.  Threatening to call the BBB is usually enough to get most to leave you alone, but it doesn't sound llike that's going to work!