The analysis of the comments and caller types associated with the number +441235330309 reveals a pattern of harassing and dangerous behaviour, with multiple reports of scam calls claiming to be from various energy companies, including British Gas and EON. The callers often use high-pressure tactics to try to extract information or persuade the recipient to take action. The frequency and persistence of these calls, despite recipients asking to be removed from the caller's list, suggest a deliberate attempt to deceive and manipulate people. The variety of stories and companies claimed to be represented by the callers further supports the conclusion that this is a scam operation.
A person posing as our utility provider kept calling even after we requested removal from their list.
The caller repeatedly shows up as a scammer, spinning a bogus story about a complaint on my electric bill; when I asked for the energy provider's name, he couldn't answer, so I labelled it a scam and hung up.
That guy hurled a racial slur at me, over and over!
Very impolite. He claimed to represent the Electricity Ombudsman and said my supplier had lodged a complaint about my service. After I called his story nonsense and refused his pitch, he grew hostile and began shouting.
An Indian fraudster.
I find them utterly bothersome!
Extremely impolite on the phone; after we declined, they flooded us with calls for an hour.
The caller claimed to represent the UK Energy Council; when I requested removal from their list, they replied they were unable, demanded the business owner’s number, acted like a joke, were extremely impolite and refused to end the call or delete my data.
Don’t engage with these fraudsters. Register your number on the Telephone Preference Service (https://www.tpsonline.org.uk) to curb illegal cold calls and report offenders – it’s illegal to call numbers on the TPS.
Fraudsters.
Fraudsters!
Learned a method to block nuisance calls – brilliant!
Caller, an Asian male, alleged the National Grid had a complaint that our energy provider was overcharging; I terminated the call.
Reported as a utility scam – the operator alleged they had received a complaint concerning us from an electricity provider.
A visa‑related scam.
Fraudulent call – they pretended to be from Visa but were unable to give any banking information.
Received a message claiming I purchased train tickets with my debit card and prompting me to press 1 if it wasn’t me; I simply hung up.
A pre‑recorded alert claimed to be from bank security, saying my card had a £199 Amazon charge and a £899 international transfer, urging me to press 1 to confirm or 2 to speak to an agent. No bank or card details were mentioned. Clearly a scam – I’ve heard this exact script from many numbers and have blocked this one too.
Pure nuisance.
Message consisted of a recording discussing a visa.
This caller claims there has been an overcharge on the electricity bill and seeks to verify business details, apparently as a pretext for their true intentions.
An attempt was made by a scammer to extract information related to a business account.
Such behaviour is despicable and utterly pathetic
Energy scam from 01235 330309 on 03 Jan 2025. Claimed I was overcharged and entitled to a refund. Now blocked.
Claimed I was overcharged on my utility bill but couldn't specify my provider, clearly a SCAM
When a caller fails to leave a message, it often suggests scam activity; it is advisable not to answer calls from this number
A representative from Quote energy for you in Scotland contacted us. We informed them about our TPS registration, requested data removal, and will notify TPS about this incident.
An individual introduced themselves as vitish energy, clearly struggling with the language. I requested spelling clarification, which revealed British gas. The call quality was poor, frequently cutting out. Initially dismissive, I eventually became abrupt and demanded no further contact.
Utility scams are rampant. Daily calls from 01235, 01203, 01208, all fraudulent. It's high time action was taken to halt these.
These scammers, claiming to be from an energy company, have been blocked
