These calls from the number appear to be automated spam, often hanging up on security prompts or leaving no message, with reports of pre-recorded pitches about energy surveys. Likely a nuisance tactic to push home energy services without genuine intent. Hang up immediately if answered, and never share personal details. Register with the Telephone Preference Service to cut unwanted calls, and consider a call-blocking app for persistent nuisances. If it feels off, report to Action Fraud for wider tracking—better safe than sorry with these bots.
When my security system prompted for identification, the caller abruptly hung up.
The caller claimed to be from an energy‑saving firm.
They called again about a home energy survey, sounding like a stitched‑together prerecorded script.
On 23 June at 13:30 I received a call from an unknown number; after letting the answering machine run, the caller ended the call without leaving a message, likely spam.
A bot introducing itself as Jamie from the Heatloss Team kept harassing me – pure spam.
Given how often this number appears in look‑ups, it’s clearly a nuisance call that’s likely bothered many more people than are listed here.
