Return Research is commissioned by commercial organisations, political parties, charities to carry out research projects.
We make contact with thousands of people each year by landline and mobile phone, and we rely on the cooperation of those we speak to in order to carry out our research and other calls.
Please find below a list of frequently asked questions about our calling, if you still have questions please email us at contact@returnresearch.co.uk.
020 3476 0224
Return Research
213 Screenworks
22 Highbury Grove
London
N5 2ER
Where did you get my number from?
This depends on the campaign or research we are running, but it’s usually one of four ways:
I’m on TPS (telephone preference service) – why did you call me?
The telephone preference service is designed to prevent unsolicited sales or marketing calls. These calls are either trying to sell you something, attempting to provoke an action from you or trying to collect information that will form the basis of a piece of direct marketing such as a mailshot, telemarketing or email campaign.
Our call would either have been part of a research study or because our client has permission to contact you (e.g. you might be a customer and they gathered your consent). It’s important to note that research calls are not covered by TPS. Researchers need to reach a representative group of people and it’s important not to exclude anyone. Some surveys define how services are procured and if we didn’t contact TPS registered individuals, it could impact services and policies.
For more information on TPS, please see their website: http://www.tpsonline.org.uk/.
I missed your call and want to participate
If you missed our call, you can call us back to participate in the survey. Just call the number back and if we’re still collecting research, you’ll be put through to a researcher. If you are concerned about paying for the call, we can call you back.
I missed your call and don’t want you to call back
If you would like to make sure you aren’t called again, please call us back on the number we used to reached you and follow the instructions or ask an operator to remove you. Alternatively you can email your number to us and we’ll make sure you aren’t called back.
