Calls from unfamiliar Leeds numbers, especially with recorded messages about solar energy, often signal unwanted telemarketing or potential scams. In this case, the pattern of similar calls without voicemails suggests spam aimed at gauging active lines. Picture ignoring a persistent ring from an unknown area—smart move, as engaging could lead to more hassle. To stay safe, never answer or return calls from unverified sources; block the number and report it to your provider or the Information Commissioner's Office. Enable call screening on your phone to filter out such nuisances, and consider registering with the Telephone Preference Service to cut down on legitimate marketing calls too.
I got a call this morning, but since I don’t know anyone in Leeds I let it go to voicemail. No message was left, so I’m assuming it was dubious.
Over the past few days I’ve seen three almost identical Leeds numbers calling; I didn’t answer. Clearly spam.
A pre‑recorded voice message about solar energy.
