Called my DNC registered landline. No voicemail.
I used *67 to call back. It went to voicemail after 5 rings with AT&T's generic message.
As I'm writing this post the number calls back again. It's a free home energy audit. I'm sure they are looking to make recommendations after the audit and then use their approved contractors to implement the upgrades at a price far above going rates.
If this was a legitimate call, they wouldn't be using AT&T Mobile cell phones and their voicemail would explain who they were and the purpose of their call.
Called my DNC registered landline. No voicemail.
I used *67 to call back. It went to voicemail after 5 rings with AT&T's generic message.
As I'm writing this post the number calls back again. It's a free home energy audit. I'm sure they are looking to make recommendations after the audit and then use their approved contractors to implement the upgrades at a price far above going rates.
If this was a legitimate call, they wouldn't be using AT&T Mobile cell phones and their voicemail would explain who they were and the purpose of their call.
Had these types of calls before. Just hung up on them. One time told him to 'come one by' and do an audit. Got switched to someone else that informed me I lived in an apartment building according to Google. Said YES [***]. He hung up.