I received an unexpected call concerning the necessity of maintaining my solar panel inverter to ensure continued feed-in tariff payments. They offered a complimentary inspection of the solar panel setup, but their approach was rather aggressive. I informed them that I would look into the matter and their business further. Honestly, they seemed to be spinning nonsense.

I received a chilly call today from someone who specifically asked for both me and my wife by our last name, which raised my suspicions since we use different names. When I pointed out that it was obvious he was trying to sell us something, he became rather defensive. He claimed to represent a Solar Panel company and was seeking my opinion on our panels. To be honest, I've had previous run-ins with this individual, and quite frankly, I simply don’t have the time or patience for this sort of nonsense, so I ended the call rather abruptly. I’ve also lodged a complaint about this company on Trustpilot, but it seems they have a knack for getting their negative feedback wiped off the site. This is largely because I’ve had no official engagement with them—after all, they're just cold callers! They truly don't warrant anyone’s attention or time.

As soon as we answered the call, it abruptly disconnected.

I've had yet another call from this number, and honestly, they're incredibly persistent. In the end, I decided enough was enough, hung up, and promptly blocked the caller once more.

Received a call regarding a complimentary solar panel inspection. I mentioned that we have ours serviced annually by our trusted local technician. The caller became quite abrasive, so I decided to end the conversation and promptly blocked the number.

I was informed that my solar panels had surpassed their warranty period. When I inquired about the location of these panels—given that I actually don’t possess any—the caller abruptly hung up on me. Honestly, how incredibly rude!

The call blocker did the trick; I managed to fend off a fraudster!

I chose not to pick up the phone, but after checking this site, it turns out I recognise the number. I've had a pushy cold caller from the same place hounding me before, and they really don't take rejection well!

Just had a call from these chaps claiming they're waiting for a survey on my solar panels. Here’s the thing – I never agree to surveys! A different company contacted me not long ago on the same excuse, and it turned out to be a ruse. They act like they're not pushing any sales, but once they’ve had a gander at your panels, they're straight in trying to sell you something you absolutely do not need. To add to the nonsense, they even got my name wrong and hung up on me abruptly. Honestly, solar panels don’t require this sort of inspection, so I suggest you block these nuisances!

Just had a peculiar series of phone calls from this number, three times in one day! Seems utterly fishy to me—definitely a scammer in action.

Beware of Efficient Homes! They’re offering “complimentary” photovoltaic assessments, but I can’t help but feel it’s all a ruse. The chap I spoke with was quite offhand and dismissive, claiming he wouldn’t bat an eyelid if I contacted the TPS about him. Very unprofessional!

This number keeps ringing, inquiring about Mrs. Burr and asking if they’ve reached The Meadows, but then the line goes dead before I can respond. Quite infuriating, really!

Persistent caller, I make an effort to disregard it.

Received a few calls from a private number, and the caller failed to identify themselves or provide any context. When we expressed disinterest, they continued to push, leading us to hang up and subsequently block the number. The persistence was unnerving, almost bordering on intimidation!

I found myself being quite relentlessly pursued by those promoting solar panel inspections. They just wouldn’t take no for an answer!

Some bloke rang up saying he represented 'Energy Efficiency Ltd' and was after details regarding our FiTs payments. Honestly, he was quite abrasive and had the sort of attitude that just screamed male superiority. The firm he mentioned went bust last year, so it seems we've got a bit of a scam artist on our hands!

I recently had a bit of a run-in regarding my solar panels, as the company insisted on inspecting them for the feed-in tariff eligibility. However, when I referred to the bloke as a cold caller, he turned rather confrontational. Quite an odd experience, really!

I had a rather persistent chap named Kieran from Efficient Homes trying to get in touch. I decided to cut the conversation short and hung up. When I attempted to call back on 141 01622822 750, all I received was a recorded message stating that the number wasn’t recognised. Quite puzzling, really!

The phone rang twice and then cut off before I had the chance to pick up.

Efficient Homes (Maidstone) had the audacity to assert that my solar panels required frequent checks to remain eligible for the Feed-in Tariff. Absolute nonsense, if you ask me! I've since blocked their number and registered a complaint with the Telephone Preference Service.

This number rang me thrice but I hung up each time when they inquired about my father, who never resided at our place and passed away four years back. Best to steer clear of this one!

I received a call from someone who said they were with Efficient Homes, chatting about solar panel inspections. However, when I asked about the installation details, it was evident they had no clue about who installed them or when. There was clearly no link to the installation company. After cutting the conversation short, they had the audacity to ring me back not once, but twice!

I received a rather insistent call from a gentleman over at Efficient Homes who wanted to discuss my solar panels. I mentioned that I consider all unsolicited calls to be suspicious and promptly hung up.

A chap claiming to represent Efficient Homes came knocking and insisted we had enrolled in some government initiative about televisions. My wife had the presence of mind to cut him off right there, labelling him a scam artist. Not long after, he tried his luck again with another call, but we chose to let it ring out this time.

Didn’t answer my call. Pleased I took the time to verify it.

Yet another relentless phone call from Efficient Homes!

I've been receiving incessant phone calls from this firm, claiming that I haven't completed the necessary paperwork for my solar panels and suggesting that my inverter needs replacing. Their refusal to cease these annoying calls is quite frustrating, and it appears I'm not the only one suffering from this. I'd like to put a stop to these calls, but I’ve noticed that your app is only compatible with iPhones or Android devices. That might explain why they keep pestering me on my landline.

I received a phone call from Liam regarding my solar panels. I informed him that I wasn't keen and ended the conversation. However, he promptly rang me again! I firmly told him to jog on and requested that he not contact me again.

Claimed that my solar panels required a check-up, so I disconnected the call.

Had a rather peculiar experience with Liam from Efficient Homes. It seems he’s got the same story as many I've encountered—something about needing to inspect the solar panels. I pressed him a bit on what exactly he was proposing, and wouldn’t you know it, he soon ended the call. Quite the curious encounter, I must say!

Had a couple of bothersome calls this morning regarding a solar panel survey. Quite fed up, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number, as I really don’t need that hassle!

I had a rather relentless caller on the line, badgering me about a survey that was supposedly five years in the making. They were adamant that it wasn’t a sales or marketing inquiry, claiming it fell outside the scope of the Telephone Preference Service. In the end, I had no choice but to hang up on them.

I received a call from Liam at Efficient Homes, sprouting the usual spiel about solar PV panels and various checks that come around every so often. Though he was polite and not overly pushy, I have a firm rule against engaging with cold callers, no matter how well-mannered they might be. Another number to add to my call blocker list!

I can relate! It’s the 27th of July, 2019, and I’ve had a similar experience today too.

This so-called energy firm keeps pestering me with their relentless calls about solar panel upkeep. They've been hounding me every couple of months. I've decided enough is enough; I'm blocking their number!

The individual on the line insisted that I was entitled to a complimentary survey regarding solar panels. I believe this to be a complete ruse. Typically, there are no gratis surveys associated with solar panel setups. They identified themselves as Efficient Heating. Roughly five years back, this con surfaced, where they would remove the front of the inverter and claim it was in dire need of replacement. Given that there are no moving components, it either functions or it doesn’t – there’s no grey area. They fleece unsuspecting victims for a few thousand pounds, and in previous instances, the supposed replacements turned out to be second-hand units. These people are truly dodgy.