Silent hangs-ups and dodgy pitches about loft insulation crop up far more often than you'd expect from this number. Most reports flag it as a scam, with callers pushing outdated energy advice or window deals that reek of fraud. One chap mentioned a persistent bloke named Chris posing as a local energy adviser, cycling through numbers to dodge blocks. Harassing silent calls like these invade privacy without mercy, often at awkward hours. Best bet: never answer unknowns, always screen via voicemail, and report to your provider or Action Fraud. Blocking is essential, but stay vigilant—scammers evolve. If they persist, log details for potential police involvement.
I’d label this a ‘heavy breather’ – the call connects but nobody says anything.
Unknown caller, no answer and the answering service didn’t drop a message.
Typical energy scam – a bloke named Chris posing as a local adviser, calling from multiple numbers. Blocked. I definately won’t trust them.
An automated call alleged my loft insulation was outdated. No one could possibly know the type of insulation I have; after I gave some nonsensical answers, the system finally disconnected.
A nuisance call arrived unsolicited, with a brief pause before the male voice began speaking.
The call concerned windows and doors.
An unanswered silent call.
I received a call at 5:30 pm and, as usual, was wary of unknown numbers at that hour. A check on Who Called Me indicated it was likely a scam from an insulation company, so I’ll block the number.
Answered an unknown number; the caller hesitated and then hung up without leaving a message – flagged as a scam.
Marked as fraudulent and blocked; refer to the other entries for details.
I missed the call and no voicemail was left.
