Homeenergysupport Avis 5

This is a fraudulent company that uses criminal spamming enterprises to market their scam.

Google's AI overview states:

"homeenergysupport(dot)co(dot)uk is a domain associated with fraudulent text messages and emails falsely claiming to be government energy grants or DWP support schemes."

Received 3 spam messages in the last 2 hours. Last message was received from them at 10:27 and all 3 were routed through a hacked CZ web server.

The criminal spammers load the messages with pages of hidden text about iTunes to make it difficult to cut and paste the payload to spamcop and spamhaus.

I keep getting emails from "Emma @ Home Energy Support", but the sender's email address says bailey.green1@.....(and then a long, convoluted series of letters, which suggests a scam).
You say,"We checked your postcode. 3 homes were approved this month - your file is the only one still waiting." and it goes on and on. I also get phone calls similar from Asian scam cold-call centres, like this. Stop emailing me: I'm not interested.

Receiving absolutely garbage emails! No ‘James’ I’m not interested! You’ve been ‘Holding my file’ for a week claiming you will close it Tomorrow.. Con artists! Avoid!

Email and website, designed purely to harvest snd sell your details leading to more emails, calls and hard sell:

"It's hard to say definitively if this image was generated or modified by AI.However, looking at the context of the website link you provided, this image serves as the author profile picture for a persona named "John Terry" on a site called Home Energy Support. The tracking parameters in your link (utm_medium=Email, utm_source=TFA) strongly indicate that this page is a destination for an email marketing or phishing campaign.

Red Flags In This ContextGenerative Stock Aesthetics: The face has flawless, highly symmetrical features, uniform skin smoothing, and an artificially blurred background. These elements are highly characteristic of AI-generated faces used to manufacture fake "expert" personas.

Lead Generation Landing Page: The article's primary purpose is pushing readers to enter personal details through a postcode checker or a funding quote form.

Vague Grants: The page advertises "non-government grants" covering full replacement costs without specifying who is actually funding it, a common tactic used to harvest personal data.

How to Proceed Safely

Do Not Provide Personal Info: Avoid typing your postcode, full name, or phone number into the forms on that page.Ignore the Email: Delete the email that directed you to this link, and mark it as spam or phishing in your inbox.Use Official Services: If you are genuinely looking for energy efficiency upgrades in the UK, cross-reference available options directly through trusted channels like the official UK Government green heating and energy support page.

I’ve had several emails from here and I’m not sure why to what for as I’ve never heard of ur used this company? And as it’s constantly and it’s getting me down (I end up missing the important emails) So I’ve had to blocked them/reposted it for spam, unsubscribed when I don’t even remember being subscribed 🥴…
Yet I’m still getting DAILY emails from this company? Even today I’ve had 2/3 emails and yet again blocked, reposted for spam🤨

At this point you might as well call it harassment because I’ve blocked you, yet somehow still finding a way to email me? and I really don’t appreciate it so please leave me alone 😡