2065196528
TimeLine☎️ 2065196528 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 020.
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+442065196528+44 20 6519 6528020 6519 6528+44-20-6519-6528
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TimeLine of events for phone number 2065196528
- Similar experience; concerns about legitimacyApr
2017Grateful for shared experiences, suspicious emailFeb
2017Spam call and email, blockedJan
2017Email received, call pending; researching legitimacyDec
2016Enjoys researching scam calls/emailsSep
2016Unusual for assistant to lack emailSep
2016Job offer email from Karen KayAug
2016Received scam call, now cautiousMay
2016Same old issue persistsApr
2016Blocked scam number from Energy SolutionsFeb
2016Job not suitable; doesn't like salesFeb
2016Interview callback from assistant KayFeb
2016Suspicious job interview call receivedDec
2015Legitimate energy brokerage recruiting consultantsOct
2015Caller misrepresented company informationSep
2015Potential job scam from WashingtonSep
2015Blocking number after suspicious callSep
2015Possible job interview scam callAug
2015Interview request from Corey receivedJul
2015Corey suggested scheduling an interviewJul
2015Frequent calls, no messages leftJul
2015Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 19 July 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Inworth(Essex), Littlecott(Wiltshire) and Ratling(Kent).
2065196528 has 21 comments of which 19 x neutral and 2 x negative
2065196528 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 2065196528 👆 is reported as a potentially dubious recruitment approach linked to an entity called Energy Solutions Network. Numerous individuals have received unsolicited calls and emails from people identifying themselves as "Corey" and "Karen Kay," often referencing resumes found on job sites. The communication sometimes appears pre-recorded, with scripted sales-like pitches and limited opportunity for genuine interaction. Some recipients note the use of a generic office address and commission-based work proposals typical of sales roles, raising suspicions about legitimacy. Many have flagged it as an unwelcome intrusion during sensitive job searches and have chosen to block the numbers. While some believe it to be a genuine energy brokerage firm operating in the USA, the consistency of reports and tactics suggests caution is advisable when engaging with these contacts.
Reports on phone number 2065196528
10 yearsSomething really similar happened to me while I’m currently unemployed. The whole thing went down just like you described. They didn’t let me ask any questions at all, which was kinda odd since it was supposed to be a chat. Felt like it was a scripted call from someone pretending to be "Cory" with a real slick sales spiel. Seems like this has been going on for ages now. Has anyone reported Energy Solutions Network to the proper authorities? If yes, could you share any updates on how the complaint is being handled? Cheers!CoryEnergy Solutions Network10 yearsAppreciate everyone who shared their experiences here. It’s really horrible knowing there are folks trying to take advantage of people who are just trying to find a proper job. I was suspicious about the email I got, so I decided to check the details, and I’m glad I did!10 yearsGot a call from (567) 245-9529 which shows Fostoria, OH. It was one of those automated messages again, with that usual nonsense email from someone called Karen Kay. Blocked the number straight away. Done. Deleted the email too. Sorted.FostoriaOhioKaren Kay10 yearsSo, I received an email from someone called Karen Kay, but no phone call has come through so far (maybe later?). The address she gave was 845 Third Avenue, 6th Floor, Manhattan, New York, 10022. I looked it up and it appears to be a Regus office rental. Nothing sketchy about that itself, but for a company that size, I expected a more permanent office setup. I'm still digging around to figure out if they're legit or not.Karen KayThird Avenue6th FloorManhattanNew York10 yearsSo yeah, I received both the phone call and the email. Honestly, digging into these dodgy messages and calls can be quite entertaining. The internet really is brilliant for unmasking these scams, isn’t it?10 yearsFunny thing is, Karen Kay mentioned in her email that she’d rather get a phone call since she’ll be off her computer for most of the day. But honestly, who doesn’t check their emails regularly these days, especially if they’re meant to be an executive assistant or some kind of secretary? Seems a bit odd to me.Karen Kay10 yearsGot a bunch of calls and emails from a Karen recently, nothing from a Corey though. She said something like, "Hello, I’m Karen Kay and came across your CV on Monster.com. I tried reaching you at 614-xxx-xxxx, the number you provided. Your experience and skills really stood out to us - seems like you have the kind of entrepreneurial drive we’re looking for." She included a link to a video and our company website to check out, saying it would help answer any questions about the role. After having a look at the info, she wanted me to get back via phone or email to arrange an interview and chat more about my background. She mentioned their Energy Solutions Network offers loads of flexibility - you can work part-time or full-time, whatever suits you. She asked to be called on (800) 241-2561, option 0 to set up the interview, and preferred a call over an email as she’d be away from her computer most of the day. Quite the sales pitch, really.CoreyKarenKaren KayMonster. comEnergy Solutions NetworkIndependent Consultants10 yearsI actually got a call like that too and didn’t catch on it was a scam at first. Now knowing what it really was, I’ll be more careful. It’s really bad how even when you’re just trying to find some work, people try to trick you like that. Not cool at all.11 yearsOh great, another one of those Corey or Karen calls again. Same old nonsense.CoreyKaren11 yearsI signed up on beyond.com by accident and ever since, I keep getting calls from sketchy numbers like this one. Seems like Energy Solutions Network has a bunch of scam alerts all over the internet. I've just gone ahead and blocked the caller.Energy Solutions Network11 yearsI've had a similar experience to the one described earlier. Corey left me a voicemail, but I decided to check the email they sent before getting in touch. After maybe twenty minutes, Karen Kay replied. The opportunity is a work-from-home gig where you ring people and earn a 50/50 split commission. Honestly, commission jobs aren’t my thing, and I’m not into cold-calling people to push products. It seems like a genuine offer, just not something I want to do. Also, it puzzles me why someone with a research background would want to be in sales, so I’m choosing not to respond to any calls or messages.CoreyKaren KAY11 yearsGot a call from Kay, Corey's assistant, who checked out my CV and asked me to ring back for an interview. Same situation as before.Corey11 yearsOn the 29th of December, I got a call at about 11.30 in the morning from a guy called Corey. He left a voicemail from 206-519-6528 saying he'd gone through my CV and was keen to arrange an interview with his assistant Karen Kay. He also mentioned I'd be getting an email later that day from Karen to organise an interview with "Energy Solutions Network." Their number is 888-600-3310 ext. 7030. I chose not to reply.CoreyKaren KayKarenEnergy Solutions Network11 yearsThere’s a genuine company over in the States looking for freelance consultants in the energy sector. It’s not a scam, they’re legit.United States11 yearsI’ve been job hunting lately and got a call from a Washington number, which I think might be a job scam.Washington11 yearsGot a call from someone named Cory who said he was from the ‘Interview Solutions Network’. When I rang the 800 number for Karen, it just went straight to voicemail and mentioned ‘Energy Solutions Network’ instead. Really don’t like being misled like that.CoryInterview Solutions NetworkKarenEnergy Solutions Network11 yearsI just received a call from a guy called Corey who said I needed to reply to an email he supposedly sent today or ring his assistant Karen Kay to set up an interview with "Energy Solutions Network." He mentioned they found my CV somewhere. He gave me this number to ring back on: 888-600-3310 ext 7030. I’m blocking the number straight away.CoreyKaren KayEnergy Solutions Network11 yearsGot a voicemail from some bloke named Corey too, said I should reply to an email from earlier today - problem is, I never got any email. He also mentioned ringing Karen Kay, his assistant, to set up an interview with "Energy Solutions Network." They say they spotted my CV somewhere online.CoreyKaren KayEnergy Solutions Network11 yearsSome bloke called Corey told me to reply to an email supposedly sent this morning, which I never got, or to ring Karen Kay, who he said is his assistant, to arrange an interview with "Energy Solutions Network." They said they’d found my CV somewhere online. The number they gave me to call back was 888-600-3310 ext 7030.CoreyKaren KayEnergy Solutions Network11 yearsGot a call from a guy called Corey who mentioned I should check out an email sent to me today or get in touch with Karen Kay, his assistant, to arrange an interview with some company called "Energy Solutions Network." Apparently, they came across my CV somewhere. The number to ring back was 888-600-3310, extension 7030.CoreyKaren KayEnergy Solutions Network11 yearsGot loads of calls but not a single message left behind... Can anyone assist please?Submit Your Own Report (020 6519 6528)
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