Recent reports reveal a pattern of callers claiming to represent a solar‑energy firm named Pueblo Homes (formerly Xenergy Solutions) and using the name Jackie to push a quick‑sale script. They often ask if you’re the homeowner, reference the Do Not Call list, and hang up when pressed for details. Do Not Call registries exist for a reason—avoid sharing personal or payment info with anyone who cannot verify their identity on the spot. Ask for a written contract, research the company online, and report suspicious numbers to the FTC. Verify identity and block the number to reduce future calls.
During the call, it was challenging to hear, and the representative, Jackie, spoke rapidly, attempting to stick to her script while avoiding my questions, leading me to suspect the company name might be fictitious.
A thorough search yielded no results for a company named 'Xenergy Solutions' that deals with solar panels, although they do appear to be involved in nuclear reactors. It would have been prudent to investigate which company hired them and pursue legal action against that company.
A suspicious call was made by someone claiming to be "Jackie", inquiring about homeownership to discuss solar power savings with Pueblo Homes, formerly Xenergy Solutions, despite being on the Federal Do Not Call list.