Scam or legit? Decoding Callective Energy calls - +1 888-301-7543 ((888) 301-7543)

A person named Jesus, claiming to represent Eversource/National Grid, contacted our local branch, but when I called back, I found the call to be potentially fraudulent, and I reported it as such.

Jesus called from this number, which was transferred through my office, offering a 7.5% rebate from Eversourse Energy for past usage, requesting information from our bill, despite us never having been Eversource (or PSNH, NU, ECT) customers.

I got a call from this number, and they were talking about energy and utilities in South PORTLAND, Maine

The caller, supposedly from PG&E, was insistent and rude, asking me to check my bill for a potential rebate, which raises suspicions about the call's legitimacy.

A call from an individual named Rose claimed to be regarding my energy bill, but she failed to specify which energy company she represented. This ambiguity raises suspicions about the legitimacy of the call.

Apparently, someone claiming to be "Leo" contacted our church regarding a CMP account, but when i called them back they didnt answer, so i had to report this phone # to the Federal Trade Commission fraud alert.

The caller ID displayed a local number, then a person named Leo wanted to discus a rebate and asked me to call back with my statment in hand

Alison from Smart Energy called about a rebate check, but I suspect it's a scam since I couldn't find any information linking this number to the company

I recieved a voicemail message from this number, claiming i had a rebate check, but i knew it was a scam, so i just deleted the message

Recieved a call about a rebate from Delmarva power, but i don't even have an account with them, seems like a scam.

I got a call from a man who said he was with an electric company, they were offering a $50..00 rewards, 2% rebate on my electric bill, I gave them my account number, now I'm worried they might gain something out of this, I dont know what to do

A call was received from a representative claiming to be from Smart Energy, licensed in Maine, who attempted to confirm my CMP account number, but it seemed like a potential scam.

Jonathan Blaschke, representing himself as an agent of Smart Energy, proposed an opportunity to lower my electricity rate by more than 10% by switching suppliers, but his approach raised concerns as he tried to get me to agree to terms by using legal jargon that implied binding contracts, which I avoided by stating I would verify the information with my current supplier.

The caller requested my information to send a rebate check, which raises suspicions

Claiming to represent Eversource, the call from this number sought to discuss a rebate, but the automated greeting lacked any reference to the company, indicating a potential scam.

A voicemail message from a person claiming to be Chris discussed an Eversource rebate check, but the authenticity of the call was questionable since Chris did not identify himself as an Eversource representative

I recieved a message from someone claiming to be Mary, from Collective Energy, saying she was calling to help me with a refund from PG&E.