Reports consistently flag calls from this number as fraudulent attempts to impersonate utility providers like British Gas or Energy Hub. Scammers use fabricated details about contract renewals or expiring tariffs to probe for personal information, often escalating to 'transfers' that lead to more invasive questioning. iPhone spam detection aligns with user experiences, marking these as dangerous. Practical advice: Never share details over unsolicited calls; verify directly with your supplier via official channels. Block the number immediately and report to Ofcom or Action Fraud to curb wider impacts. Hang up without engaging—insistence is a red flag.
Fraudsters from Pakistan and India offering bogus business gas and electricity. When I asked who sourced my number, the line was dropped – authorities should crack down on these scams.
A person with a South‑Asian accent claimed to be from British Gas about a contract renewal that isn’t due, gave no verification, hung up and was blocked – don’t share any details, they’ll try to trick you into providing more info.
Ignore the spam call; it pretended to be a utility company and even my iPhone flagged it as spam.
The person, claiming to represent something like Energy Hub, told me my tariff was about to expire and that I was with Eon Next – both false. When I corrected him, he argued his information was correct. I know my provider, so I blocked and reported him.
