Sales disguised as electricity-rate surveyHigh risk

0120-958-930 phone number information

Basic Information

Number Type: Free Dial (0120)

Number overview

0120-958-930 is a Free Dial number (the 0120 prefix). It is reported as a sales call disguised as an electricity-rate survey.

Reported behavior

Some calls use names like "Electricity Rate Survey Center"
An automated voice runs a survey about electricity rates
Answering the survey may lead to follow-up sales calls about solar panels or storage batteries

No public agency by the name "Electricity Rate Survey Center" has been confirmed. A genuine public agency does not normally call individuals to survey their electricity charges.

How to handle this call

Don't engage with the automated survey - just hang up. We recommend setting up call blocking.

Where to report or get help

Consumer Hotline: 188
Police consultation line: #9110

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of call is 0120-958-930?

It is reported as a sales call disguised as an electricity-rate survey. We recommend not engaging with the automated survey and hanging up.

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