02045729052
βοΈ 02045729052 π is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Twilio Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 204572 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02045729052
- Strong accent, suspicious, hung up scamJun
2026Unknown caller, no message leftMay
2026Number now with different endingApr
2026Called deceased husband, got disconnectedOct
2025Silent, suspicious call, promptly blockedOct
2025Suspicious call, likely a scamOct
2025Caller sought homeowner info, refusedOct
2025Caller lied about database sourceOct
2025Repeated calls; user firmly refusedOct
2025James annoying, "Home energy compliance" scamOct
2025Received suspicious call, declined assessmentOct
2025Scammer pretends to inspect insulationOct
2025Caller seemed like malfunctioning AIOct
2025Insulation scam, multiple numbers calledOct
2025Suspicious call; caller confirmed addressOct
2025AI agent verifying property ownershipOct
2025Caller guessing name, knew addressOct
2025Mistaken identity, alone person calledOct
2025Persistent, suspicious caller, refused insulationOct
2025Silent caller, background typing noiseOct
2025No message; likely call centerOct
2025Name known, wrong postcode, AI?Jul
2025Possible scam; RICS never callsJul
2025Confused about "chartered surveyor" meaningJul
2025Inquiring about home improvements - annoyingJul
2025Number Of Searches: 67 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 17 July 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Baile Gharbhaidh(Western Isles), Cherry Orchard(Shropshire), Ickenthwaite(Cumbria) and Watchet(Somerset).
02045729052 has 24 comments of which 4 x negative and 20 x neutral
02045729052 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number βοΈ 02045729052 π is reported as a persistent scam call mostly from someone named James, claiming to offer home energy or insulation surveys. Callers often have a strong foreign accent, know old or incorrect addresses, and pressure recipients to confirm personal details. Many recipients hang up when questioned or spot inconsistencies like outdated addresses or repeated no responses. Calls sometimes include awkward or scripted replies, suggesting possible AI usage or call centre operation. People report them asking for both Mr and Mrs, even when not applicable, and referencing reputed organisations inaccurately. The tone feels suspicious and intrusive, with no clear company name provided before hanging up. Overall, itβs seen as unsolicited and potentially fraudulent targeting homeowners with false offers.
Reports on phone number 02045729052
2 monthsGot a call from someone with a really strong foreign accent who called me by my name. He gave his name too, sounded a bit like PCP or something, but when I asked who he really was and what company he was from, he just hung up. Then they called again, and same thing - called, and as soon as I questioned them, they hung up. Definitely feels like a scam to me.3 monthsI had no clue who was calling and they didn’t bother leaving a message, so I just blocked the number.3 monthsThe number 02045727414 popped up on my phone today, bit suspicious if you ask me. Wasn't expecting any calls from that area code, so I decided to check it out online. Seems like it might be one of those annoying telemarketers or maybe just a wrong number. Heads up to anyone else getting calls from it!9 monthsCalled my mate and asked to speak to her husband, who’s actually been gone for about a decade now! Then they wanted to know if she was still at the same place.. She just ended the call!10 monthsSomeone rang claiming to be from National Home Compliance Advisory about insulation and thermal checks supposedly funded by the British Standards Institute. They said they’d got my details from a trusted database but I moved out of that place almost two decades ago, so clearly they were fibbing. When I called them out on it, they just hung up.National Home Compliance AdvisoryBritish Standards Institute10 monthsI stayed quiet and just paid attention. He was asking for someone from ages ago, instantly had that scam vibe. So I went ahead and blocked the number.10 monthsJames rang me four times, two of them were yesterday. I politely told him I wasn’t interested. Then this morning he called twice more and I told him straight, I’m not bloody interested. Before I hung up, I told him to bugger off and not to call me again.James10 monthsI said nothing at all. It felt like a call centre, they knew our names and asked if we still lived at that address. I could hear him typing for about 6 minutes before he just hung up. Never told me what company he was with, so I’m pretty sure it’s just a scam.10 monthsthey already knew my home address and asked if I owned the place, I told them no, then they asked if I’d share who the owner was, I declined again and just ended the call...10 monthsOct 6th, 13:37 Just got that irritating bloke James ringing again... he kept going on about "Home energy compliance"! Total scam, 100%.James10 months6 October, 5:10pm. Got a call from someone saying he was James at National Homes Advisory. He wanted to book an assessment survey but I said no thanks.JamesNational Homes Advisory10 monthsCalled by some insulation con artists. They also rang me on another number about half an hour before, really annoying. 020 4572 741410 months“Is this Mr ******? Do you still live at (my address)? I’m booked to check your insulation.” Me “No you’re not, please leave me alone.”10 monthsThe person on the phone called us Mr & Mrs, which seemed odd. They said sorry for bothering but needed to check if my address was right. It felt a bit dodgy, so I just ended the call.10 monthsEnergy advisor?? Feels like it was some kind of AI, the person on the other end wasn’t really replying right to what I was saying.10 monthsI got a call from some sort of AI bot asking me to confirm my name and whether I still own my house. It was a bit odd, felt like one of those automated calls but trying to sound more human. Pretty sure it was some kind of sales or marketing thing, but wasn't too sure who they actually were.10 monthsThey wanted to speak to Mr and Mrs but I’m here alone!10 monthsIt was that James bloke again. He already knew the address but kept asking if it was Mr or Mrs, wouldn’t stop asking for the name.James10 monthsThe person on the phone asked if I was the one he wanted and when I said yes, he went silent. I could hear loads of typing though, like he was in a noisy office or sumthing.10 monthsNo voicemail left, seemed like a call from some call centre.1 yearHe started off knowing my name but got my postcode completely wrong. I tried to cut him off when he mentioned the postcode, but he just kept going on about solar panels and insulated walls. Honestly, I’m pretty sure I was chatting with some sort of AI bot.1 yearGot a call claiming to be from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) - seemed like a scam to me. I’m pretty sure RICS don’t do cold calls at all. Best to just end the call straight away.Royal Institute of Chartered SurveyorsRICSBest1 yearChartered surveyor??? What even?1 yearGot a call asking if I have cavity wall insulation, solar panels and that sort of thing - total nuisance!Submit Your Own Report (020 4572 9052)
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