Users report repeated unwanted calls from this number, often pushing dubious insulation offers or energy surveys that feel off. One chap mentioned a bizarre voicemail about finding a hiding place, which raises red flags for potential harassment. Many describe blocking the number after hearing about scams involving free loft checks or car accidents, even for those who've never owned one. These sound like classic nuisance sales pitches, possibly masking scam attempts to extract personal details. Hang up immediately if they ring—don't engage or share info. Report to your phone provider or Action Fraud to help curb them. Blocking helps, but they might switch numbers, so stay vigilant and consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service for fewer cold calls.
The line rang twice with nobody answering, so I hung up and blocked the number.
This appears to be an insulation scam.
I identified this as a scam and blocked it.
I've been approached several times by these people about a car accident, which is odd since I've never owned a vehicle. I reside in Angus, Scotland, so you can add this area to the list of locations they've reached out to.
A female voice, sounding like a call‑centre agent, was surrounded by background noise of staff and phones beeping; I could barely hear her, so it seemed like an unsolicited sales call, which is especially annoying on my mobile.
After checking the site comments, I blocked this number.
I keep receiving the same voice from various numbers, including this one, about energy checks, so I’ve blocked it.
I marked it as suspected spam, didn’t answer, and because no message was left I blocked it.
The number keeps calling, constantly switching numbers and never leaving a voicemail. Appears to be an insulation scam – avoid.
User comment: Annoying call
User's input: stay alert.
The caller was unknown and left no voicemail. After consulting this site I learned it was an insulation‑energy scam, so I blocked the number. I’ve also seen related numbers ending in 213, 202, 113 and 082. Thanks for the helpful resource.
I suspect an insulation scam and have just blocked the number.
A distorted voicemail was left, ending with the phrase “find a hiding place”. I have no idea what that was meant to convey!!
The device displayed a suspected scam number and I blocked it.
Call about loft‑insulation marketing sounded like a scam; the script asked about insulation and age group, yet they refused to disclose who they represented or the company. Irritating and possibly dodgy – best to block.
An energy rating firm claimed to offer free surveys; when I mentioned I’d just moved in, the caller hung up.
The number rang my phone four times today; each time I blocked it, yet the last three digits kept changing, and no voicemail was left, so I blocked this one as well.
Since the caller was unknown, I simply blocked the line.
This seems risky.
Reporter says: proceed with caution.
