What drives these unsolicited calls despite TPS registration? Reports consistently describe persistent outreach from this number, often pushing free insulation surveys or loft checks, targeting those aged 45-75 with offers of no-obligation recommendations. No legitimate firm ignores TPS rules like this—it's a classic scam tactic to extract personal details like postcodes and names, potentially leading to further harassment or fraud. Hang up immediately if they ring; never share info. Block the number via your phone or provider, and report to Ofcom or Action Fraud for investigation. Staying vigilant protects against energy-related cons that prey on householders seeking savings.
The call went straight to voicemail, which could be risky given my previous searches.
Survey titled 'Energy Saving'.
An automated call regarding insulation reached me, even though I'm on the TPS list.
Appreciate the info. Lately I've been receiving numerous calls from energy companies; I tend to hang up if they ramble. I wasn't sure whether this service was legitimate.
Even though I'm on the TPS, I still received an insulation scam call.
The call ignored my TPS registration, was flagged as a nuisance by BT, and I hung up when the answering machine answered.
A tenacious woman kept asking whether my loft contains fibreglass, targeting people aged 45‑75, offering a free surveyor and later recommendations, while repeatedly requesting my postcode and name.
Despite being on the TPS, this was an insulation scam.
A call was placed to 01323311047 on 2 September 2025 at 11:21, and no voicemail was left on the answering machine.
A missed cold call came through while I was TPS‑registered; no voicemail, and I blocked the number after checking.
