EcoSave Energy Call Trap?

On 17 March my elderly parents received a call from this line. My dad, unfortunately, agreed to a so‑called “survey”, which turned into a high‑pressure sales tactic. They were coaxed into signing up for replacement glazing, handed over a £1500 deposit and had a measurer visit the next day. The “contract” listed a number of windows and a lengthy clause list on the back. PLEASE AVOID THESE SCAMMERS!

The person already knew my name and inquired about the age of my house windows. I replied they didn’t require replacement. She insisted she wasn’t selling anything, just wanted to schedule a visit to inspect the windows. I told her I wasn’t interested in a potential scam, and she hung up before I could finish.

Fraudulent.

The call went unanswered and the only thing heard was a female voice apparently saying hello – clearly a scam.

I couldn't catch the woman's name due to poor reception, but she said she represented Eco Safe/Save regarding new government funding. She claimed to know the address and wanted to confirm the property owner. I told her a reputable firm wouldn't contact us as we're on the TPS, yet she insisted she’d remove our name – I’ll block and lodge a complaint with the ICO.

I received a call from Gemma at EcoSave about an energy‑saving assessment and new low‑energy glass windows. I asked whether they used a different inert gas between panes or a silver coating to reflect light, and inquired about the U‑value. She insisted an "engineer" would explain everything during a visit. I replied that I am an engineer (though the term isn’t protected) and ultimately declined, suspecting it was a scam.

Another energy‑related fraud.