Like a broken thermostat that keeps turning the heat up, calls from +13306701543 seem to cycle through the same scripted scam, swapping only the last digits. The repeated use of a computerized voice and a vague utility‑related premise points to a robocall operation exploiting consumer anxiety about bills. Recipients should let the call go to voicemail, avoid pressing any numbers, and block the caller ID if possible. Reporting the number to the FCC and your phone carrier can help filter future attempts. Staying skeptical of unsolicited utility offers and verifying directly with your provider is the safest play.
A computer-generated voice left a voicemail message about a utility scam, which is the same message I received yesterday from a different number.