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Did we contact you?

We understand your hesitation — in an age of scams and spam, it’s only natural to be cautious.

If you've been contacted by Wallis, it's likely part of a legitimate research study. We're an independent research organisation working with government and public sector clients to gather community insights on topics like health, education, transport and local services. We're not selling anything – participation is always voluntary.

If you prefer not to be contacted by Wallis in the future, you can request to be added to our internal Do Not Call Register.

You can also learn more about the studies we’re currently conducting via the link below.

How to tell it’s a real call from Wallis

Support services

If you have any concerns about a message or call you’ve received, please contact us directly on 1800 WALLIS (925 547). We’ll gladly confirm whether the communication came from Wallis.

If you are feeling anxious or distressed at any time, you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14, available 24/7. A list of other support services is available here.

Frequently asked questions

We know that getting a call, email or text from a research organisation can raise a few questions. Here, we’ve answered the most common ones — starting with what social research is, and covering everything from how we got your number to how we handle your personal information.

Wallis Do not Call Register

If you complete this form you will be added to the Wallis Do Not Call Register. Wallis will not contact you again for any research that we are conducting. However, being on our register does not preclude you from being contacted by other research agencies.