Calls from this number often masquerade as legitimate energy surveys, but the dodgy website and pushy questions scream scam. One victim nearly booked a 'free' insulation check before spotting the red flags—like the non-existent energyadvicecentreltd.com. Persistence is their game; they ring repeatedly, get cheeky if challenged, and bail when you push back. Block the number straight away to avoid the hassle. If they leave voicemails or texts, report to Action Fraud. Always verify claims independently—hang up and search official sources before sharing details. Stay vigilant; these nuisances prey on curiosity about home improvements.
No voicemail was left after I missed the call from an unknown number, so I’m assuming it was spam.
Received yet another call from this number – it's extremely persistent and occasionally cheeky. Absolutely a nuisance.
Received a cold call this morning; I’ll be blocking the number.
Received an unexpected call from a home‑energy provider.
A call pretended to be from the Energy Advice Centre, citing offices in Manchester and Glasgow, gave a dodgy website, asked loads of personal questions and bailed when I pressed for purpose – proper dodgy, mate.
