Caller ID said Wang Dequn, which according to whitepages.com must be the former legit owner of that number. If you call back you get a recording saying "nobody is available to take your call". What you get is not a robocall, but a robot answering the phone who asks you questions like verifying your address, are you the homeowner, and who is your energy company. Then the robot says he's going to transfer me to his supervisor and I get a guy who tries to set up an appt for people to come and talk to us about energy-saving options for our home.
So first I asked him about the number he was calling from and the caller ID. He said it's a call center in Los Angeles and they represent 3 companies, Next Technologies, 360 Degree Solar, and Quick Solar.
Caller ID said Wang Dequn, which according to whitepages.com must be the former legit owner of that number. If you call back you get a recording saying "nobody is available to take your call". What you get is not a robocall, but a robot answering the phone who asks you questions like verifying your address, are you the homeowner, and who is your energy company. Then the robot says he's going to transfer me to his supervisor and I get a guy who tries to set up an appt for people to come and talk to us about energy-saving options for our home.
So first I asked him about the number he was calling from and the caller ID. He said it's a call center in Los Angeles and they represent 3 companies, Next Technologies, 360 Degree Solar, and Quick Solar.