I received two calls from similar numbers about a week apart. This number (904-483-0854) doesn't have a lot of information, but search 800notes.com for "904-483-0509". At the time, the only useful information on that number talks about a potential recycling program for used electronics.
I did not answer either call, so I'm unable to confirm/deny those claims. Neither of these numbers has called more than once.
Further research on my part found that there are potentially serveral numbers used by this same calling party. Perhaps my calls (about once a week) from other numbers (904-859-5142, "energy audit" according to this website's user reports, and 904-271-1863, "energy rebate") are all from the same place? I did not answer any of the calls from these four numbers, so I'm unable to confirm/deny them, but it is interesting that all four numbers could potentially be used by the same group:
Hello, it's Joe again. I got another call from 904-483-0854 just now, but THIS time they left a voicemail! Here is a transcript of the voicemail message (which did not seem pre-recorded, by the way) in it's entirety:
"Hi. I'm calling to confirm your appointment for your free home energy analysis. It says here that you were referred by a friend or a family member... but, anyway, it's totally free to you, it's already been paid for, and we'll show you how to stop all the energy that costs you so much money from leaking out of your home without spending any money. So, give us a call until 9pm at 1-800-837-1239 to confirm your appointment. Generally our free energy analysis will cause your power bill to go down by 30-50%. Again, this service has already been paid for since you were referred.
*clears throat*
Um, we will also show you how to get over $3,000 in free government stimulus money for just trying to save energy. So, to confirm your free energy analysis appointment call us at 1-800-837-1239 between 11am and 9pm Monday through Friday, or 9am to 3pm on Saturday."
Getting recorded message stating that I can get a free home evaluation, and, I may qualify for government rebates up to $3,000 dollars, when I asked to speak to a supervisor, I was told that (he) was not trying to sell me anything, but was offering a free service. Again I asked to speak to a supervisor, they person on the other end hung up on me.