A pushy caller claimed to discuss your electric bill and left a 866‑526‑7448 number, refusing to take no for an answer. The pattern—multiple back‑to‑back rings, a single voicemail, and a name that shifts between Amber, Rebecca, and Shannon—matches typical high‑volume telemarketing scripts used by NTherm, an energy reseller with a B‑rating on the BBB. Recipients should add the number to their block list, register the line with the national Do Not Call Registry, and file a complaint with the BBB or FTC if the calls persist. Keeping a call log helps prove repeated harassment, and asking the caller to remove you from their call list can trigger a 72‑hour removal window.
Usually, personal business matter is about debt collection or somthing
I recieved a call from 513-447-8565, and the lady, who sounded like she was in a warehouse, asked to speak with the owner, stating it was a personal buisness matter, but she was very rude and persistant.
A representative from NTherm, LLC called to discuss my Duke Energy bill, but I didn't engage, as we have an existing energy contract. NTherm has a history of complaints about harassment and serial calls.
Multiple calls were made from a 614 area code before a voicemail was left, which is excessive and suspicious.
Repeated calls are made from this number, with a local area code, but the voicemail contains an out-of-state number, claiming to be about an electric bill
Our salon receives between 5-12 calls daily from this number, with the caller refusing to leave a message, instead making repeated calls one after another, which is not only frustrating but also disrupting our business, and we are considering involving the local authorities and AT&T to resolve the issue.
A pushy caller, identifying as 'Amber', attempted to discuss our electric bill and provided an alternate contact number, 866-526-7448, which belongs to NTherm, a company known for aggressive tactics.