These energy audit calls are typically sales calls wanting to come to your house and show you how much energy you're wasting with incandescent lighting and to sell you overpriced fluorescent replacements. You can buy fluorescents at your local store for much less.
This is one of three numbers that calls leaving the same recorded message. As soon as I block one of the numbers a new number pops up with the same recorded message about saving energy. They must be using some kind of "spoofing" system to keep changing their number. I will continue to report all numbers to the DNC complaint site and I have filed a complaint with the DA in my town. In addition, I have been informed by my firm that I can file a standing lawsuit and collect every time they call. Looking forward to getting their money. Here are some of the names and numbers that come in with the same message: Kelly Green (407-683-1161), Abrue E (407-683-7568).
Yep, same thing happening to me. It says press 5 to be removed from the list but then they call with the exact same message from a different number. This is SOOOO ANNOYING. I would never, ever do business with them. Suggetion, maybe we should all press #1, arrange for them to come out and do an audit, then create mayhem when they arrive for the audit! Payback is only fair.
dialed 5 to cancel
Obviously a ruse
Dialed 1 to get a person:
Person says they are not affiliated with Progress Energy..but from an alternative energy..
I asked where their funding comes from...Reply : Alternative energy agency..that will do an audit and save $3,700.00 a year
Crap and belligerent conversation follows..
Tomorrow AM I am going to call FCC-My Local Newspaper and Progress energy (maybe they have enough clout to get these folks off my line)
OR
play various roles from Grampa (hard of hearing)
Crazy Aunt Alex etc..
Siren and whistle sounds as last resort
These energy audit calls are typically sales calls wanting to come to your house and show you how much energy you're wasting with incandescent lighting and to sell you overpriced fluorescent replacements. You can buy fluorescents at your local store for much less.