Like a fox slipping through the underbrush, this caller probes quietly before vanishing at the first sign of resistance. Reports paint a picture of unsolicited energy advisor pitches, often from a woman with an English accent, targeting homeowners for package checks. Calls frequently end abruptly—hanging up on commercial lines or leaving silence on answerphones—suggesting a scam tactic to gauge active numbers. No legitimate firm behaves this way; it's classic phishing for personal details. Hang up immediately if you answer, never share info, and report to Ofcom or Action Fraud. Block the number and consider a call screener to filter out such nuisances.
An English‑accented woman identified herself as a home energy adviser for my area, asked if I owned the property and hung up once I mentioned it was a commercial premise
A missed call came in with no message – just silence. Probably some dodgy energy scam.
The call disconnected as soon as I hit the answer button, with no further message.
Someone pretended to be an energy advisor for my area – clearly spam.
This morning I missed the call, it went to voicemail but only silence was recorded – no message left.
