Imagine your phone buzzing with repeated calls from an unfamiliar number that never leaves a voicemail. Those silent rings often signal a telemarketing push from a utility provider seeking consent for energy‑saving audits. Under U.S. privacy rules, the caller must identify the business and offer a clear opt‑out option. If you don’t recognize the organization, let the call go to voicemail, then verify the number on the provider’s official website or the National Do‑Not‑Call Registry. Consider adding the number to your phone’s block list or registering your line with the registry to curb future outreach. Identify, verify, and block to protect your privacy.
Frequent calls with no messages are not only annoying but also disturbing.
Claimed to be representives of excel energy offering home savings.
Repeated calls from this number have been made, with no message left behind
No messsage was left.
If Xcel is behind this number, they should identifiy themselfs, otherwiae, i wont be calling them
Its supposely for Xcel Home Energy Audit or somthing, if you call back the number you can get on the do not call list.
Claimed they were from xcel. I hung up after that.
I had a call on my ansering machine, no message, dont recognize the number.
The persistent calls from this number, without leaving a message during work hours, raise concerns about the caller's intentions.
The call from this unknown number was not followed by a message.
