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+14155237291 Energy Savings Program (ESP)
| Date | 11/10/2026 |
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| Pseudonym | Energy Savings Program (ESP) |
| Url / Website | https://theenergysavingsprogram.com/ Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Telephone | +1 415-523-7291 (ou 0014155237291) (Info / Risk score) |
| Scam contents | The company targets seniors with unprompted spam calls claiming that you're on the "list of homeowners from your zip code with energy increases". When questioned, they cannot or will not tell you where they obtained such a list, where/who generated this list or how they have come by your personal data (of which they have not confirmed, need you to willingly corroborate, and have entirely too much of). The call begins with them continuously dropping bits of your information and trying to get you to verify it without them ever disclosing who you're really speaking to, where they are calling from and what it is they want from you. They ask you specific details about your energy bill in terms of recent increases to position themselves as the remedy, stating that they can "help" you with reducing your energy costs (although they never say how). They then begin asking for more details of your personal information to figure out if you are ripe for what they're selling which, on the surface, seems to be entry into the CA State Energy Savings Assistance Program (ESA) but after further inquiry and online research, it turns out to be their own Energy Savings Program (ESP), an installment plan for a battery that could save you money over time through it's use. No doubt installment fees, (additional) connection and monitoring fees through subscription, and an interface with your current energy service will be required. Something they do not tell you up-front. In the end, if your bills are not over $300 a month, it really doesn't shake out in terms of the savings. Any savings you incur from your energy provider will go to them (and most probably, additional fees for their service). |
| Comment / Review | I am on the "Do Not Call" list, and never authorized my information to be used for calls soliciting products I do not need. What I do need (and, I dare say, what the American people need), is for energy companies to be held accountable for passing their liability costs (from the wild fires that they cause and litigation to defend their actions) to consumers. What we need is legislation to keep energy monopolies from price gouging, using power outages to balance their books at our expense, and to force them to more quickly convert to greener more sustainable grid upgrades. NOT batteries that add additional costs and maintenance to the plates of already strained consumers. Thank goodness for internet searches, because had I not searched while on the phone with this company, I may have fallen for it.
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