Calls from this number often masquerade as helpful offers for loft insulation checks, yet they scream scam right from the off. Punters report auto-dialled cold calls pushing lists that don't exist, with no voicemail left to back up legitimacy. It's a classic ploy to reel you in for bogus services or data grabs. Hang up sharpish if they ring, and block the number pronto—your peace of mind's worth it. If they've got your details, keep an eye on bank statements for odd charges. Report to your provider or the ICO to help curb these nuisances for everyone.
My landline rang around 5:30 pm on Saturday, 7 June 2025, from an unfamiliar number, no voicemail left – sounds like an unwanted call, mate.
The phone labelled the incoming number as suspected spam, so I let it go to voicemail and, seeing none, assumed it was spam.
The caller referenced a loft‑insulation check.
I got a call from a woman claiming I'm on a list because I supposedly need loft insulation – which isn’t true. It was clearly a scam, so I hung up and blocked the number, even though it’s the third similar call this week.
An automated cold‑call scam.
