There are so many subsequent fraud attempts in which cybercriminals impersonate well-known institutions, offices and banks that today we should approach each contact attempt with great caution. This time, it will not be fraudsters who will ask us about ZUS, but pollsters.
Telephone calls to Poles regarding ZUS. It’s not a scam
The Polish market research company PBS conducts a survey commissioned by the Social Insurance Institution. recently ZUS, the survey started on January 15 will last until March 14, and its aim is to collect Poles’ opinions about the plant. ZUS wants to know whether we are satisfied with the services it provides.
The survey is, of course, anonymous, and the state insurer will receive only the respondents’ answers, without any data about them. – We will not receive any data enabling the identification of the person who participated in the survey – explains ZUS, quoted in However, it has not been disclosed how many questions the interviewers will ask and how much time such a conversation may take.
The interviewees will be selected randomly, but it has not been stated how many Poles will be interviewed by PBS. Participation is, of course, voluntary, so you can refuse to answer questions. “In the era of many so-called grandson scams and the like, families are especially warning seniors not to talk on the phone with strangers, or preferably simply not to answer numbers that are not saved in their phones. ZUS must take this situation into account,” the newspaper noted. .
The Social Insurance Institution wants to use the survey results to improve the quality of customer service and the services provided. Unfortunately, ZUS did not reveal whether the results of the telephone survey would be made public.
Source: Gazeta
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