Yesterday afternoon, a string of calls flashing a Springfield, MA label showed up on dozens of phones, all from the same 413‑930‑2025 line. The voice‑mail is typically silent, or a brief, scripted pitch about energy rates, student‑loan forgiveness, or bogus merchant account updates. Callers often switch tones—sometimes agitated, sometimes overly polite—hoping to catch you off‑guard. Never share personal or financial info, and hang up if the script feels generic. Block the number, report it to the FTC, and consider a call‑filtering app that flags repeat offenders. Keep a log of timestamps; patterns can help your carrier investigate.
A call from a number in Springfield, Ma, appeard on my caller ID, the caller asked me to retrieve my Eversouce bill, but I told them it was online and I didnt have time, the person became agitated
This number called me, but didn't leave a voice message
Upon recieving a call from 413-930-2025, which claimed to be from Springfield, MA, I proceded to block my number and call back, only to be greeted by a voice claiming to be from "Energy Choice Management", an obviusly rediculous comapny.
Its becoming really frustrating, I recieve at least one call everyday, and its always the same thing, I block the numbers, but they just keep calling from diferent ones, this is ridiculus
since i only answer call's from 413 area code, i pick up the phone and hear an automated message talking about a new goverment program
No message was left by the caller from Springfield Ma, whose number is 413-930-2025
After receiving a call from this number, which showed 'SPRINGFIELD MA' on the caller ID, and no voicemail was left, calling back revealed a recording from Energy Choice Management, prompting us to add the number to our call blocker.
A series of calls were received within minutes, each from a different number but all with Massachusetts caller IDs, which seems more than coincidental.
After recieving a call on 3/08/16, no voicemsg was left, the caller ID displyed a blank field. Thankfully, this informations helps us understand the scams they are persuing. Appreciate the feedback from fellow victims!
Given my credit card was breached last year with fraudulent activity in the area this call originates from, it's clear this is a scam, and I've taken steps to protect myself.
The caller ID 'Springfield MA' does not match Eversource, suggesting it was a prank call.
After expressing disinterest, the woman on the other end became irate and started yelling
I recieved a call yesterday, from eversource, or so they claim, they asked about changing rates, and wanted my account information, i ended the call
No message was left.
I received a call from a spoofed number, claiming to offer a fixed electricity rate, but when I put the phone down and played loud music, no one was there when I picked up.
Some guy call me, sayin my winter rate is increasin, but i know thats not true, probaly tryin to scam me
Following repeated harassment, I reported this number along with several others that exhibited similar behavior, characterized by a lack of messages and unresponsiveness.
The call originated from Springfield, MA, but I ignored it as I had no idea what it was about.