001287482747
TimeLine☎️ 001287482747 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 287482747.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 001287482747
- Scam call from Indian callerJul
2018Input doesn't contain meaningful contentOct
2017Ignoring persistent unwanted phone callsApr
2016Unnerving experience with scam callerApr
2016Highlighting scam attempt by telemarketerApr
2016Engaged in long call, expenseApr
2016User called someone a scammerApr
2016No reply, only deafening quietApr
2016Warning about Microsoft Support scamApr
2016Beware of Microsoft scam callsApr
2016Suspect computer repair services mentionedApr
2016Call claiming computer problem is scamApr
2016Warning about dangerous computer scamsApr
2016Accused of being Indian scammerMar
2016Engaging scammers to waste timeMar
2016Scam call warning, don't respondMar
2016Received fraudulent call from "Microsoft."Mar
2016John from "Microsoft" scam callFeb
2016Foreign accent impersonation scam callFeb
2016Warning about potential tech scamFeb
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2016Suspicious call, likely a scamJan
2016User did not receive responseJan
2016Number Of Searches: 169 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 24 January 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beguildy(Powys), Mid Calder(West Lothian) and Singleborough(Buckinghamshire).
001287482747 has 21 comments of which 8 x neutral and 13 x negative
001287482747 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 001287482747 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating mainly from callers with Indian or Asian accents claiming to be from Microsoft or associated third-party support. They falsely allege computer faults to trick users into granting remote access or paying for unnecessary services. Many report vague or evasive responses when questioned, with some callers becoming hostile if challenged. The calls are unsolicited, often unprovoked, and aimed at less tech-savvy individuals. Advice includes ignoring the calls, never allowing remote access, and not sharing personal or banking information. Numerous victims have suffered financial loss, highlighting the importance of vigilance and verifying any support requests independently. This scam has been active for years and is widely documented online for further reference.
Reports on phone number 001287482747
8 yearsI received a call from someone in India who insisted they had spotted a fault with my computer. What a bunch of charlatans! Clearly, they’re just attempting to pull a fast one on me.India10 yearsI got a call from this number earlier today but decided not to pick up. Honestly, I guess some folks are falling for it, or else they wouldn’t bother calling all the time!10 yearsi got a call from a young woman, sounded a bit nervous and had an asian accent. she said she was from some third party company working for microsoft. as usual, she told me to press the windows key plus r. when i said i did it, the screen "scam" appeared and she quickly hung up. makes me think about what kind of awful situations these callers must be in to keep doing this job. must not be easy at all.Microsoft10 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming there was an issue with my computer. She asked me to turn it on so she could check my Windows ID. It seemed pretty obvious they wanted to get remote access to my PC, probably to install some useless software or worse, scam me out of money. When I asked where they’d got my number from, she was quite vague. Needless to say, I said no thanks and ended the call. Total scam, best to steer clear.10 yearsI kept waiting but no reply came through - total silence on the other end.10 yearsDefinitely a scammer, watch out!10 yearsThis is definitely a scam - if you search for "Microsoft Support scam" you'll see they are not the genuine article! They'll spin a yarn about viruses infesting your computer. Whatever you do, don't engage with them online - they're likely to 'remote' into your system and wreak havoc if you refuse to cough up any money. You should have a gander on YouTube; just type in "Microsoft scam" for some informative videos on the subject!Microsoft10 yearsI’ve been inundated with calls from some fraudulent outfit pretending to be Microsoft. Seriously, if you do a quick search online, you'll find all the details. These chaps aren’t affiliated with Microsoft at all; their aim is to squeeze money out of you and potentially ruin your computer in the process. There’s an excellent video by John Segura on YouTube where he documents the entire ordeal, and it’s very eye-opening. They keep ringing me repeatedly, and honestly, if you’re keen to waste their time, feel free to string them along. Just a word of caution: don't enter any details into your browser when they ask you to, as that could give them the means to take control of your computer and wreak havoc. This scam has been doing the rounds for ages and is utterly shameless. Don’t fret too much though; I can guarantee they'll be back for another go!MicrosoftJohn Segura10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming they could fix my computer problems. Definitely sounded like a spammer trying to scam me.10 yearsI got a call from a bloke saying my PC was showing some kind of issue. Told ya, it’s one of those dodgy scam calls. My computer wouldn’t just pop up with a warning like that. When I asked him what exactly was wrong, he just ended the call straight away. Definitely not a legit call!10 yearsBe careful, it's a computer glitch trick. Really risky stuff.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming my computer had issues - sounded like a total scam. Hung up and blocked them right away.10 yearsToday, I got a phone call from these fraudsters. I usually receive a bunch of calls like this every year. Occasionally, when I’m not busy, I like to pretend to be interested and keep the chat going, just to waste their time and stop them from trying it on with other folks who might fall for their lies. They target people who aren’t familiar with technology and everything they tell you is complete rubbish.10 yearsBack in March 2016, I got a call from a man with an Indian accent claiming there were serious problems with my laptop. I told him the only serious issue here was his dodgy call trying to scam me. Whatever you do, don’t ring that number back!10 yearsReceived a rather odd call from this number earlier today, claiming to be from Microsoft. Definitely a scam! I ended up hanging up on the chap after I mentioned that my son would take care of it.Microsoft11 yearsHad a bloke ring me up with an Indian accent, calling himself John, claiming to be from Microsoft. Said there was an issue with my PC. I told him I’m 86 and don’t even own a computer! These con artists really need to be cracked down on by their own authorities. I got caught by one of their scams before and lost £335 - proper robbed! Wish they’d put a stop to these cheating muppets!JohnMicrosoft11 yearsI got a call from a guy with an accent, said there was something wrong with my Windows PC. Pretty clear it was a scam since my computer works fine and never had any issues.11 yearsthey call you sayin there’s a problem on your pc that needs fixing but its all made up. then they try to get your bank info to charge you for stuff you dont really need. they can get pretty rude if you question them too much. total scam!11 yearsSome bloke phoned saying he was from Microsoft and that my PC was sending them warnings it would soon crash. I told him to jog on and that he was clearly a scammer. He then started calling me a big fat liar. I said a proper Microsoft rep wouldn’t talk like that, but he just shot back saying my whole family were big fat liars. I just chuckled and asked if that was the best he could come up with. He yelled “your entire family are massive fat liars” and then slammed the phone down.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call about my computer out of the blue, seemed dodgy to me, definitely a scam.11 yearsThey haven't responded at all.Submit Your Own Report (287482747)
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