Picture receiving a call from an unexpected number, only to discover it might not be what it seems. Reports suggest this line belongs to Aerofab Fabrications Ltd, a steel company in Wigston Magna, unrelated to energy services. Yet, some describe legitimate meter installations and disconnections, raising questions about spoofing by scammers to mimic utilities. Spoofed calls pose risks, potentially leading to data theft or pressure tactics. Hang up immediately if suspicious—never share details. Verify through official channels, like your energy provider's app or website, and report to Action Fraud. Register with the Telephone Preference Service to cut unwanted calls. Stay vigilant to safeguard privacy.
They installed the new power meter efficiently and professionally – communication was clear, the fit‑out was prompt, and the service was top‑notch, cheers.
The number appears to belong to Aerofab Fabrications Ltd in Wigston Magna, a steel fabricator, not an energy provider – likely being spoof‑used by scammers.
It appears this number is being spoofed; it belongs to a steel fabricator in Wigston and has nothing to do with energy meters. Stay vigilant!
Power meter disconnection was handled professionally and efficiently, with clear communication and advance notice.
