0001222330131
☎️ 0001222330131 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 001222330131.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0001222330131
- Warning about phone scam callsDec
2016Fraudulent Microsoft call, unpleasant languageDec
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftDec
2016Scam call claiming computer virusDec
2016Received unwanted marketing calls recentlyDec
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2016Microsoft scam call experience sharedDec
2016Suspected scam call from "Microsoft"Nov
2016Frequent scam calls from unknown numberSep
2016Caller named JAMES is a scammerSep
2016Received scam call for computerSep
2016Very angry phone call reactionSep
2016Telemarketer call was rudeSep
2016"Received scam call from Microsoft"Sep
2016Microsoft tech scam call stoppedSep
2016Frequent unwanted calls despite TPSSep
2016Scammer posing as tech supportSep
2016Beware of computer scam callersSep
2016Suspicious call, humorous response providedSep
2016Suspicious phone call from MicrosoftAug
2016Rude call from fake MicrosoftAug
2016Scam call pretending to fix computerAug
2016Suspicious calls from unknown sourcesAug
2016Incessant early morning phone callsAug
2016Scam attempt from fake 'David'Aug
2016Receiving harassing calls, responded angrilyAug
2016Foreign caller hung up quicklyAug
2016Receiving scam calls from WindowsAug
2016Frustrated with recurring unwanted callsAug
2016Report Asian scammers claiming MicrosoftAug
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftJul
2016Nuisance calls, Microsoft scam claimsJul
2016Scam call, sexist response encounteredJul
2016Irritating scam calls ring frequentlyJul
2016Frequent calls, difficult for elderlyJul
2016warning about potential scam callsJul
2016Unwanted phone calls during lunchJul
2016Numerous harassing scam calls receivedJul
2016Caller claimed to be MicrosoftJul
2016Recommend phones with blocking featuresJul
2016Frequent Windows scam calls receivedJul
2016Rude and threatening telephone interactionJul
2016Almost scammed by fake callJul
2016Unexpectedly busy fake Microsoft supportJul
2016Frequent calls from fake tech supportJul
2016Unknown number likely spam callJul
2016Received scam calls for WindowsJun
2016Fraudulent Microsoft call, slamming phoneJun
2016Frustrated by persistent phone callsJun
2016Suspicious phone call from "Microsoft"Jun
2016Unknown caller requested property valuationJun
2016Provided numerical input without contextJun
2016Receiving fake Microsoft tech supportJun
2016Persistent caller despite being blockedJun
2016Inappropriate call from unknown numberJun
2016Received prank call, missed opportunityMay
2016Report scam calls to authoritiesMay
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftMay
2016Receiving repeated calls from numberMay
2016Reported suspicious Microsoft hack callMay
2016Impostor tech support call, suspiciousMay
2016Reported Windows scam call, felt betterMay
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftMay
2016Typical tech support scam callMay
2016Silent calls from annoying numberMay
2016Aggressive calls should be stoppedMay
2016Comment referencing non-Microsoft call centerMay
2016Need technical solutions for spam callsMay
2016Received scam call, thick accentMay
2016Nuisance calls at inconvenient timesMay
2016Caller claimed to be MicrosoftMay
2016Scam call impersonating Microsoft. knew. hungApr
2016Fraudulent Microsoft call, hung upApr
2016Fraudulent Microsoft call, Asian accentApr
2016Annoyed with silent phone callApr
2016Scammer with strong Asian accentApr
2016Blocked suspected Asian scammer numberApr
2016Received threatening call from "Microsoft."Apr
2016Ignoring possible phone scam threatMar
2016Warning about criminal hacking scamMar
2016Recognizing tech support scam signsMar
2016Received scam call from unknown numberMar
2016Unwanted early morning scam callMar
2016Caller identified as a scammerMar
2016Received scam call from 16/03/16Mar
2016Avoided scam call with humorMar
2016Repetitive messages, blocked, problem solvedMar
2016Scam, claiming Microsoft, hang upMar
2016Unsolicited call about computer issueMar
2016Three silent calls receivedMar
2016Frustrating fake Microsoft scam callMar
2016Ignore calls; they're not relevantMar
2016Persistent morning scam calls reportedMar
2016Receiving frequent nuisance phone callsMar
2016Microsoft tech support scam storyMar
2016Repeated early morning calls annoyingMar
2016Reported scam targeting elderly personsMar
2016Seeking help to block numberMar
2016Computer infection accusation; warning about scamMar
2016Call scam alleging computer hackingMar
2016Warning about persistent phone scamFeb
2016Multiple silent calls from number.Feb
2016Series of numbers onlyFeb
2016Multiple missed calls and frustrationFeb
2016Negative experience with persistent scammersFeb
2016Repeated, disruptive calls claiming legitimacyFeb
2016Question about ongoing computer scamFeb
2016Fraudulent call from impersonatorFeb
2016Received scam call early morningFeb
2016Received unwanted wake-up call. Deadline passedFeb
2016Unknown number calls daily, silentFeb
2016Annoying persistent early morning callerFeb
2016Services should eliminate harassment; unacceptableFeb
2016Received unwanted call, automtic blockFeb
2016Encountered scam; warned about policeFeb
2016Annoying calls distress elderly womanJan
2016Number Of Searches: 951 Number Of Comments: 106 First Seen: 24 January 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burringham(Lincolnshire), Monkspath(West Midlands), Northbrook(Dorset) and Walkley(South Yorkshire).
0001222330131 has 106 comments of which 41 x negative and 65 x neutral
0001222330131 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0001222330131 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam number frequently claiming to be from Microsoft, warning of computer hacking or virus problems. Callers often pressure victims to grant remote access, seeking financial details or to install harmful software. Many report aggressive, rude or foul-mouthed behaviour when challenged. Numerous calls occur despite registration with the Telephone Preference Service, sometimes including silent or abandoned calls, and attempts to appear legitimate by using English names or convincing technical jargon. The calls target a wide demographic, including vulnerable elderly individuals. Recipients are strongly advised never to engage, to hang up immediately, and to report the number to authorities like Action Fraud. Wasting scammers’ time or blocking the number may deter further calls, but vigilance remains essential.
Reports on phone number 0001222330131
10 yearsThis number has called over 7000 times this year, so I'm guessing they’re trying to rip someone off big time? Just tell whoever it is “Your calls are being monitored by the police, please wait.” Then chuck your phone under a pillow or just hang up. Definitely don’t call them back.10 yearsI recently received a call from this number, purporting to be from Microsoft. When I inquired about the name of the person on the other end, he flatly refused to provide it! To my astonishment, he then resorted to quite foul language, which was outrageously offensive.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, someone claimed to be from Microsoft about my computer. I told them I didn’t own a computer, then when they asked about a laptop, I said I didn’t have one of those either. They hung up pretty quick after that.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from 000 122 233 0131, a bloke claiming there was a virus on me laptop and he could sort it. Hung up right away, these lot should be locked away for good and the key thrown out.10 yearsYep, they're doing it again. Got two calls last week and another one today. At about 11:23 I answered with a hello, hello, and then I heard them hanging up! Reading all the comments here, what a load of muppets! Could have said more but they just buggered off. I reckon they even read these reviews, wouldn’t surprise me at all. Proper sad that it’s like this.10 yearsSome bloke called me earlier saying he was "Matthew" from Microsoft, wanted me to switch on my PC. I just said, "No way," and cut the call right there..!!MatthewMicrosoft10 yearsThey said they were from Microsoft. I just hung up straight away.Microsoft10 yearsThis number keeps calling me quite often. As soon as I answer, it just stops ringing. I've also gotten calls from Asia claiming to be Microsoft, maybe using the same number.AsiaMicrosoft10 yearsJames gave me a ring, obvious scam. I tangled him up in so many questions and he ended up calling me a b##ch. I just laughed it off. Then he hung up. Pretty good laugh this morning, third one so far today.JAMES10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent claiming there was something wrong with my computer. I was like, oh here we go again, but let him carry on cause I was kinda in the mood for a bit of banter. Then this cheeky bloke starts chatting to someone else in what sounded like Bangladesh in the background, and just hung up on me! I've had loads of calls doing the same spiel. Once I said I didn’t even own a computer and the caller accused me of lying - well, I was fibbing, but he didn't need to know that!Bangladesh10 yearsGot a call from this number about 8.15 this morning, told him a few home truths and just hung up. Next time, I’m gonna be even ruder.10 yearsThey rang me earlier and I don’t even own a computer, plus they were shockingly rude about it.10 yearsGot a call from this number, some bloke pretending to be from Microsoft. Asked if I owned my computer, then told me to switch it on. I said it already was, then he got rude real quick. When I wouldn’t play along, he started shouting horrible things, even called me a mother f###er. Total scam for sure. Said his name was James, sounded like he had an Indian/Pakistani accent - can’t really tell the difference anyway.MicrosoftJames10 yearsThey called me again today! Seriously!!! Like many others, my number's been on the TPS list for ages but it’s pointless. I get these kinds of calls like multiple times a week!10 yearsGot a call at 13:25 today from a guy with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft Corporation. I told him Microsoft never calls random people, but he insisted his department was allowed to. I just hung up and let him ramble for a bit, then told him again that Microsoft doesn’t ring people. He tried to argue again, so I said I’d pass the call to my brother who’s a policeman (which isn’t true) and he quickly ended the call.Microsoft CorporationMicrosoft10 yearsHad a rather dodgy call come through from a chap named David, who sounded as if he’d just slipped off the boat from Asia. I mean, honestly, does he really think I’m that gullible? He claimed to be ringing about my computer - classic scam alert! My mate had already fallen for his spiel just a week prior. The trick is to give you instructions to gain access to your computer, and then, lo and behold, he starts demanding your card information to fix a so-called issue he’s just 'discovered!' Take it from me, this is a load of rubbish! Either ignore the call altogether or just hang up sharpish!DavidAsia10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy named David, acting like I’m daft. Said there was a problem with my computer and tried to get me to let him have control. Luckily I’d heard about this scam from a mate he was targeting last week. The whole spiel is just to fish for your bank info! He keeps ringing though, gotta give him credit for persistence but zero for thinking I’d fall for it!David10 yearsYesterday, I received a rather peculiar telephone call from a gentleman of Asian descent. He claimed to be reaching out regarding my computer, to which I promptly informed him that I don’t own one. Undeterred, he proceeded to ask about my laptop, and again I had to clarify that I’m without such a device. His next question, "So what do you use then?" caught me a tad off-guard, and my cheeky response was, “Oh, just my finger and a vibrator!” At that point, the line went dead-can't say I expect a follow-up anytime soon! It does make a person wonder, though, how on earth they manage to get hold of our contact details in the first place!10 yearsI received a phone call purportedly from Microsoft, claiming that my computer had been compromised. The chap on the line insisted that I should switch my device on right away. When I pressed him for some proof of their legitimacy, he mentioned some sort of reference number, but honestly, the call quality was dreadful. I decided to end the conversation, but he kept ringing back multiple times. I chose to ignore him each time. Honestly, it made me quite anxious. What a nuisance!Microsoft10 yearsI received a rather distressing call from a chap named John, who was speaking with a thick accent and claiming to represent Microsoft. When I pointed out that Microsoft typically doesn't reach out to customers via phone, his tone shifted dramatically. He became quite aggressive, hurling insults and telling me to "p*** off" over and over. To say I was taken aback would be an understatement! Really not impressed with this experience!JohnMicrosoft10 yearsI received a rather suspicious phone call from a gentleman named Kevin, who had quite the Asian accent. He claimed to be representing Microsoft and wanted to know if I was the sole user of my computer. Apparently, he asserted that my device had been compromised with viruses. When I inquired whether he could resolve the issue, he confidently replied that he could instruct me on the necessary steps. But honestly, when he seemed to think I was gullible enough to fall for that, I decided to cut him off mid-sentence. I subsequently blocked the number, although I have no doubt they’ve got a plethora of different digits up their sleeve to try again.KevinMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent claiming he was with Microsoft. I was getting loads of calls like this last year. Just yesterday, I had a call from a blocked number where the person said they were from TalkTalk and wanted me to download some software. I told him I'd need to look into it and he said he would call me again today. Then today, I got this call and I’m certain it’s the same lot.MicrosoftTalkTalk10 yearsI can't believe these folks call me at half six and seven in the morning! The other day, when I cut the conversation short, they had the audacity to ring me again an hour later.10 yearsThe person on the phone said his name was 'David' and claimed he was ringing from 'Microsoft Corporation' in 'London'. He told me hackers had got into my computer and infected it with viruses and that I had to turn on my computer so he could ‘fix’ it remotely. Yeah right, 'David'. Nice try. You’re not really 'David', you’re not calling from London, and I’m not daft. Added you straight to my block list.DavidMicrosoftLondon10 yearsI had a rather amusing encounter earlier! A rather charming foreign gentleman rang me up, cheerfully inquiring, "How do you do? Am I fortunate enough to be speaking with the primary user of the computer?" To which I replied, "I don't own a computer." He then insisted, "Ah, so you're on a laptop, then?" And I said, "Nope!" At that point, he decided to end the call abruptly. Quite the experience, wasn't it?10 yearsThese idiots keep ringing me loads of times a day, sometimes right at 8 in the morning. Had to get really angry with them, swear a lot and tell them off proper.10 yearsThis number has rung me loads of times saying there's an issue with my PC and they're from Windows. I told them straight up it's a scam and that I've reported them, but then they start swearing at me!10 yearsThey called me two times today, and even after I told them I've got security on my gadgets and asked them not to call again, they kept saying I didn’t get why it was important. I’ve finally blocked the number now - it’s getting so annoying!10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, but it was obvious a scam! These folks are definitely trying to trick people. Make sure to report them!Microsoft10 yearsThey phoned me and it was the usual scam. They pretended to be from Microsoft, saying they could sort out an issue with my PC. I kept them talking for about 6 minutes since there wasn’t anything good on TV then told them I got a warning flashing on my screen saying, Watch out! Someone’s trying to scam you! Let’s keep them busy, it’s the best way to deal with these scammers.Microsoft10 yearsI've been bombarded with a slew of phone calls lately, most of them either eerily quiet or purporting to be from Microsoft, saying my computer's been compromised. The callers always choose incredibly common UK names like Samuel Smith or Adam White, but their accents are so thick, it’s hard to follow. It's utterly infuriating-their incessant ringing at all hours has me feeling quite frazzled. Alongside these nuisance calls, I've got the insulation grant recordings adding to the madness. Honestly, I thought being on the telephone preference service would help, but it seems to have no effect whatsoever!MicrosoftUKSamuel SmithAdam White10 yearsI recently received a phone call from this number, where a woman insisted that my computer had been compromised. Upon mentioning that we had an IT technician present, her response took a nasty turn; she told me to be quiet and rudely told me to bog off simply because I’m a woman. I ended the call right then and there. It's baffling how these individuals continue to operate without consequences!10 yearsI had the phone ring five times today without anyone picking up. At my age of 85, it's rather precarious for me to rush over, as I could easily take a tumble in the process.10 yearsGot a call from 0001222330131 today, but as soon as I picked up, they just hung up. Then it rang again a couple minutes later, but no one was on the line. So annoying. My number has been on the TPS for like 20 years now, but it honestly doesn’t seem to help at all. I’m still getting about 3 to 4 scam calls every day, and sometimes they’re even asking for the old tenant who moved out over a decade ago!Telephone Preference Service10 yearstotal scammer calling me nonstop10 yearsI received a call from this number today at precisely half past two, yet there was utter silence on the line. It always puzzles me why these calls tend to come in just after lunchtime. Do they reckon we’re a bit more gullible at that hour, easy targets for their dodgy tricks? It’s quite infuriating, really!10 yearsThis guy with a weird accent said he was ringing from Microsoft. Since it was about my OS, I asked how many calls he planned to make and then he just dropped the line.Microsoft10 yearsConsider investing in a phone equipped with call-blocking features. They're quite affordable and work brilliantly, provided the caller doesn't have their number hidden. Brands like Panasonic and BT offer some good options for this.PanasonicBT10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier today. When I said we didn’t have any computers here, the guy snapped back, ‘why are you messing about with me, I’d like to slap you.’ Really lovely folks, eh?10 yearsI tend to get frequent calls from this number. At times it’s just silence on the line, while at other points, it’s someone purporting to work for the Windows Technical Support team, insisting that there’s an issue with my computer! I'm left wondering if there's any value in reporting these calls, as it seems no one takes action. Is it possible that the phone network providers are raking in profits from these dodgy calls? I really shouldn’t think that way, should I?Windows Technical Support10 yearsSome guy with an Asian accent keeps phoning me. Over the last couple of days, I got like 6 calls. He claims hes from ‘Microsoft Office’ and says my computer’s been 'hacked’. I told him I don’t even have a computer and he just called me a liar and ended the call. Proper strange behaviour.Microsoft Office10 yearsI just put the phone down as soon as I picked up - if they ring again I’m gonna answer with, “Hi, you’ve reached Microsoft support, how can I assist you today!”Microsoft10 yearsThis number called me but dropped the line straight away as soon as I said my work's name. From what I've read here, it seems like they were trying to find someone at home to scam.10 yearsJust had another ring from some bloke claiming to fix Windows computer issues. When I said I wasn’t turning my PC on, he got all nasty and said he’d call back in 5 minutes. True to his word, he did. I kept quiet and he said he’d try again in 10 minutes. He did, but just hung up. If he rings again, I’m gonna tell him I’ve reported him already.10 years28.6.16 0001222440131 . An Asian sounding bloke rang saying he was from Microsoft, talking about my computer. I told him I don’t own a computer and just hung up straight away. These lot really wind me up. I’m well aware it’s a scam, but why does nothing get done about these scammers? Being on the do not call list is useless.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call at 2:20 pm, the number showed up as 0001222330131. Answered it but there was nobody on the other end. Proper frustrating. I'm signed up with the TPS, but honestly they’re about as useful as a one-legged bloke in a kicking contest.TPS10 yearssome bloke said he was from microsoft and claimed my pc got hacked. he asked how many pcs i’ve got and the age of my machine. then he told me to switch it on and asked what was on the screen. i said nothing and he just ended the call.Microsoft10 years21/06/2016 Got a call from someone saying they wanted to arrange a visit to value my mum’s house!!10 yearsHad a call earlier from someone pretending to be Microsoft, saying there was trouble with my computer. I asked how they knew that, and they started going on about accessing my laptop. I told them just saying you're from Microsoft doesn't make it true. She got all flustered. I was certain it was a con. I kept imagining catching her at her office and giving her a good telling off after she called me an idiot and hung up. Haha, that cheeky little trickster! I always like winding them up when they ring me ;}Microsoft10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me incessantly, like clockwork, nearly every day. I've finally done the sensible thing and blocked it, yet I still see their attempts logged in my call history. It’s clear they’re not giving up anytime soon!10 yearsThis number rang our landline earlier, and my little sister picked up. Sadly, she had to deal with some woman with an Asian accent shouting swear words at her over the phone.10 yearsMy phone went off but there was nothing when I picked up. Bit annoying, cause I enjoy messing about with these callers.10 yearsGot a call off an Asian bloke saying my PC was full of viruses and he could sort it out. I played him for a bit then told him straight up he was a scammer and told him to piss off. If you get a call from this number, make sure you report it to Action Fraud here in the UK - they handle these dodgy scammers. I’ve already put in a report.Action FraudUK10 yearsGot a call from some Asian lady who sounded proper daft, saying she was from Microsoft and there was stuff from my PC. I told her that's weird coz I got messages like 'watch out for those bloody cheating ppl'. She just went quiet and hung up! Honestly, I give these scam calls what for, folks should do the same, maybe then they'd learn not to bother.Microsoft10 yearsNo voicemail or anything but I saw some earlier posts about this same number. Looked it up and yep, it's the exact one. Been ringing me daily all week now.10 yearsJust had a call from 00012222330131, Asian accent, saying they're from Microsoft and that my account’s been hacked. I’m fuming cos I was expecting a really important call. Do these people not have anything better to do? Why is nothing being done to stop this?Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, insisting I switch on my computer due to alleged hacking issues. I quipped back, "So, you want me to power it up for you to have a go at hacking it?" At that point, they promptly ended the call!Microsoft10 yearsThis woman with an Asian accent said she was from Microsoft tech support, telling me my PC was hacked and the CLSID was exposed or something. I played along, chatting and letting her explain all the geeky stuff while pretending to boot up the laptop and wasting her time. After probably 10 mins, she got annoyed, started swearing and said she’d lock my computer as a threat. Definitely a scammer!MicrosoftCLSID10 yearsGot a call from 0001222330131 at 12:20 today. Same old scam stuff about Microsoft, Windows and viruses. It’s a waste of time I know but I asked the guy, who had an Asian accent, why he couldnt find a real job and if he had any shame. Made me feel a bit better at least. Afterwards I reported it to the Action Fraud Line.MicrosoftAction Fraud10 yearsThis kind of scam call is pretty common - they pretend to be from Microsoft support and all that. When I asked if he really thought I was that gullible, he just shouted 'you w#nk#r, f#ck off' and slammed the phone down!Microsoft10 yearsJust received a call from this number a mere 7 minutes back. They've been ringing me quite frequently in the past, but more often than not, it’s just silence on the other end. It's really rather irritating, to be honest.10 yearsJust received a call a short while ago from someone inquiring about a family member. When I informed him that they weren't available, the gentleman, who had a noticeable Asian lilt to his voice, aggressively retorted, "then who the bloody hell are you, madam?" I was quite taken aback by such rudeness and firmly told him that swearing at me was unacceptable. I then decided to hang up and stepped away from the phone. It's rather disheartening, as this isn't the first encounter of this nature-previously, a woman had accused me of being dishonest and was utterly confrontational. It’s high time these pesky calls were put to an end!10 yearsThis doesn’t seem like a legit Microsoft call centre ringin me up.Microsoft10 yearsIsn’t it frustrating that these issues keep cropping up? It’s incredibly disheartening for those affected. You’d think that with all the technology we have nowadays, there would be a way to put an end to it all. Surely, there must be some sort of solution available!10 yearsThis number has called me repeatedly, and whenever I answer, there's silence on the line, leading to them hanging up after a handful of seconds. It’s quite annoying, especially since they always seem to ring at the most inconvenient moments. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can put an end to these bothersome calls?10 yearsThey claimed to be from Microsoft but as soon as I mentioned I just use Apple devices, they suddenly ended the call.MicrosoftApple10 yearsI got a call from someone with an Asian accent saying they were from Microsoft. I told them I knew it was a scam and just ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from Microsoft, and they had a noticeable Asian accent. When I realised it was a scam, I made it clear that I was aware of their deceit and promptly hung up.Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call from someone purporting to be from Microsoft, and I could definitely tell they had an Asian accent. I confronted them about the scam and then promptly ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsReally dodgy caller, spoke with a strong Asian accent and seemed like a total scammer.10 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent again, sounded like a scammer! I’ve blocked the number now. Watch out, everyone!10 yearsGot a call today, 9th April, around 10.22 from 000122 233031. It was a man with an Indian accent, hard to catch what he was saying. Mentioned something about Microsoft, I think. Asked him why he was bothering me and wasting my time. Then he shouted something like "I will ### you" and just hung up.Microsoft10 yearsi just answered then put the phone down and carried on with my stuff. they might have all the time in the world to talk about these so-called hackers, but i really dont. if more folks did this, they’d probably lose more money on calls than what they manage to scam.10 yearsUpon hearing a cheery "Good afternoon, guv'nor!" delivered in a cheeky pidgin accent, you can bet your bottom dollar things are about to take a turn for the worse. The moment he claims to be affiliated with Microsoft, you instinctively realise it’s all a ruse. When he tells you there’s likely some perilous malware lurking on your device, it becomes clear that the odds are stacked in your favour, and your computer is probably just fine. As soon as he promises he can sort it out for you, it’s blindingly obvious he’s more interested in planting some dodgy software instead. And when you dare to ask for your money back because, let’s face it, Windows 10 is absolute rubbish, he simply cuts you off. Such is life, eh?Microsoft10 yearstotal scam from hackers.. it’s so clear these folks are cyber criminals. BE CAREFUL!10 yearsGot a call from this number early this morning around 8am, some foreign bloke shouting about an emergency and that my computer was hacked. I told him straight to jog on, but he kept on with his nonsense. I repeated myself in a different language, which finally made him stop, then he just hung up.10 yearsReceived a call from a rather chipper gentleman who introduced himself as David, purporting to be from Microsoft Windows. He claimed that there was an attempt to breach my computer's security and asked if it was powered up, among other things. I thought it best to reply with a quick 'just a moment', then decided to have a bit of fun and kept him waiting on the line until he eventually gave up and hung up on me. This sort of nonsense usually follows a barrage of silent calls that plague me daily.DavidMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call at 13:57 on 16/03/16 from a woman with an Asian accent claiming to be from 'Microsoft Service', saying my computer was hacked according to their system. I told her I knew it was a scam straight away. She got a bit annoyed and ended the call. I don't understand how this number and their scam haven’t been shut down yet?AsiaMicrosoft11 years0001222330131 The second the bloke with a foreign voice said 'Windows', I switched to my 'doddery old lady with a thick Yorkshire twang' and started chatting about my brilliant double glazing. I let him go on about 'infected windows' for a bit, then told him how I keep my windows clean, though the bathroom one’s a bit tricky to get at. I even asked if he fancied popping round to help me clean it. The moment he said 'Computer', I told him I didn't own one. Click!!! Not had a peep from them after that.YorkshireDouble Glazing11 yearsGot a call at 8 this morning on a Saturday, and then they rang me 3 times within 20 minutes today. Proper hassle now. Just blocked the number.11 yearsGot a call pretending to be from Microsoft support - just hung up right away, could be a scam, be careful!Microsoft Technical Support11 yearsGot a call today 10/03/2016, the bloke said he wanted to chat about my computer, but when I asked why, he just hung up on me.11 yearsGot three calls with no sound from this number on the 9th of March, 2016.11 yearsI've had quite a few calls throughout February. The most recent one was on the 18th of February, 2016, at precisely 14:03 GMT. I've figured out that it’s best to just disregard them, as they always claim to assist with my Windows computer issues - funny thing is, we only use Apple products!Apple11 yearsI keep getting these calls in the morning, usually around eight, from people claiming to be with Windows' technical support. The script sounds all too familiar, always yapping on about some sort of issue with my computer. When I tell them I reckon it’s a scam, they feign shock and offend, then promptly drop the call! It happens several times a week, and it’s becoming rather tiresome!11 yearsWhy do I keep getting calls like this? Just had another one and ignored it. These annoying callers just won’t stop. Number was 001222330131.11 yearsSome bloke claiming to be from Microsoft’s tech team saying they wanted to nick my product key. Played along for like 20 minutes before telling him I actually use a Mac, haha.Microsoft11 yearsThis number keeps ringing me at the crack of dawn every single day. It goes off a few times, then abruptly disconnects. It’s incredibly frustrating!11 yearsThey've been ringing me nonstop for about two weeks now. I've gone ahead and told the local cops and also reported it to action fraud. It's mainly aimed at elderly folks who are really easy to exploit.Action Fraud11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number right at the crack of dawn, and it's becoming quite bothersome. Does anyone know how to put a stop to it?11 yearstried to tell me my computer was infected and all that rubbish. total scammers. watch out for these lot!11 yearsGot a call claiming my computer was hacked. Totally a scam.11 yearsI've been getting loads of calls from this number lately. Because of all the "auto marketing messages" going around, I wait for the caller to say something first. But with this number, they never speak - just silence, then the call ends on their side after a bit. After looking it up here, I've gone ahead and blocked this number on my phone.11 yearsgot calls at 8:45, then 10:20, and again at 1:44. the first time i just said no thanks! second time I picked up but no-one spoke, third time same thing, answered but dead silence. they really should try something else!!!11 yearsIt’s so obvious, but still really risky for those who might be more at risk. How come they’re still operating? I got my first call from them ages ago.11 yearsThese scammers have been pulling that dodgy computer scam for ages. How come authorities havent closed them down yet?11 yearsThis number has called me four times today already, including at the crack of dawn, 7:30 am, while I was fast asleep! They claim to be affiliated with the technical support team from Windows.11 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was from Microsoft, but she was so quiet I could barely hear her. When I asked her to repeat herself, she got all annoyed. She told me to turn on my computer that supposedly has Microsoft on it. I asked how she knew I had a Microsoft computer, and she said she could check since I have a licensed copy. I said my computer was already turned on, and she asked me what I was seeing. I replied, "that's really none of your business," and then she just told me to "get lost" and hung up. Proper rubbish scam if you ask me.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call this morning around 8:08 from a guy who sounded Indian, claiming to be from Microsoft Windows tech support in London. He said there was an issue with my PC. He was really pushy, but the moment I asked to talk to his manager and mentioned I’m on the TPS list, he just dropped the call. I ended up hanging up.MicrosoftLondonTelephone Preference Service11 yearsGot a call at 8.07 on 20/2/16. As soon as my answerphone kicked in, they just hung up. Proper annoying way to get woken up at the weekend, especially realising it's one of them dodgy scams trying to hijack my computer and rip me off.Submit Your Own Report (001222330131)
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