That caller talked about energy with an Aussie twang – sounded dodgy, so I hung up. Don’t answer, mate.
Aussie accent scam alert? - +44 20 8072 8091 (020 8072 8091)
概览 — +442080728091
专家点评
Multiple reports highlight repeated calls from this number pushing dubious energy-related claims, such as fibre in attics posing fire risks or insulation causing lung irritants, often delivered in Australian accents. Callers frequently hang up when questioned, a classic scam tactic to avoid scrutiny. No legitimate energy advisors or government schemes operate this way—official contacts never demand personal details unsolicited. Victims note attempts to gather addresses for fake surveyors. Block the number immediately and report to Action Fraud. If engaged, reveal nothing; verify independently via official websites. This pattern preys on homeowners, so caution protects vulnerable folks from potential identity theft or financial loss.
来电类别
常见来电者
评价此号码 — +442080728091
020 8072 8091 的最新报告
442080728091
诈骗
According to other posts, my partner mentioned a call warning that "fibre in the attic is a fire hazard". She asked how they knew, the caller fell silent and hung up – clearly a scam, cheers.
A lady with an Aussie accent named Jan rang, mentioned being local but the purpose was fuzzy. She wanted the homeowner – likely another energy‑efficiency cold call. I've blocked her, no worries.
A familiar Australian caller kept pestering me about energy savings, pretending I’m a homeowner. When I asked who they wanted to speak to, she hung up – just plain spam, mate.
442080728091
骚扰电话
I placed a call, got no voicemail, then blocked the number.
A mystery number rang, left no voicemail – classic scam vibes. Others have flagged this source as well, so watch out, yeah?
A person claimed to work for the government’s Warm Homes Grants, insisting I needed a survey for alleged irritating insulation; after contacting the scheme I confirmed it was a scam – I ignored them.
A woman introduced herself as Karen, claiming to be our local energy adviser, then launched a scripted pitch. Hung up straight away – could easily dupe someone vulnerable, you know?
Another so‑called "local energy advisor", an Australian woman I've heard from before, kept ringing me, mate.
Just another energy rip‑off, honestly, right?
