Energy Scam Tactics Revealed

The caller addressed me by name, claiming to be from Flow Energy about solar panel servicing. They mentioned an annual service agreement from 2012, but I knew it was a scam since we've never had such an agreement. I suspected it from the start due to similar solar panel scams.

A male caller, claiming to represent Flow Energy, informed me that I was eligible for a complimentary 20-minute solar panel check, supposedly part of the MCS certification, which normally would have been conducted by the installer, but since my installation company had gone out of business, Flow Energy had taken over, or so I was told, and although the story seemed plausible, I was sceptical due to the unsolicited nature of the call

They claimed to be Flogas regarding a government-supported installation, yet seemed unaware of the details.

This number attempted to scam me with a solar panel/heat pump offer, claiming someone from my number had requested a revised quote, but when I asked technical questions, they hung up.

Found out this number is a scam, apparantly about solar panels

Be aware of 02034792173, they are scammer's trying to take control of your phone, dont fall for it, just report and hang up

Sophie called from 020 3479 2173, initially mentioning the solar system before correcting herself to solar panels. She sounded British, which annoyed me more than if it had been an overseas call. She claimed to be from Throw Energy (spelt like Flo Energy) in Cornwall but refused to provide a postcode, despite calling from a London number. When I mentioned my father’s TPS membership, she became aggressive and rude, so I ended the call.

This experience was unsettling, as a representative from a supposed company called Glow Energy, claiming to be Harry, inquired about solar panels efficiency checks. After informing him that the checks had already been done, he abruptly ended the call when asked to remove the number from their records. The absence of any information about this company raises suspicions of a potential scam.