0019182754957
TimeLine☎️ 0019182754957 👆 is not a valid (Landline or Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of (918). The area code (918) originates from United States.
The layout of this phone number on your Caller ID could differ, such as:
+19182754957+1 918-275-4957(918) 275-4957+1-918-275-4957
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0019182754957
- Persistent Windows tech scammer experiencesFeb
2016Warning about possible tech support scamFeb
2016Scam call from fake tech supportFeb
2016Fraudulent tech support phone callFeb
2016Scam: bogus tech support callFeb
2016Scam call impersonating Microsoft supportFeb
2016Scam call about computer faultFeb
2016Cautiously recognized scam, stopped callerFeb
2016Possibly fraudulent call from "Michael Cooper"Jan
2016Microsoft tech impersonator got nastyJan
2016Windows technical support hung upJan
2016Awkward phone call interactionJan
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftJan
2016Scammer pretending to be microsoftJan
2016Beware of fake Microsoft callsJan
2016Possible scam from Windows supportJan
2016Received scam call, laughed them offJan
2016Unchecked for hacking potential, unsafeJan
2016Be cautious of tech scamJan
2016Indian accent, Windows tech support scamJan
2016Number used by criminal organizationDec
2015Number Of Searches: 112 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 22 December 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Carisbrooke(Isle of Wight) and Montpelier(Bristol).
0019182754957 has 19 comments of which 11 x negative and 8 x neutral
0019182754957 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0019182754957 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call number where callers, often with Indian or Asian accents, claim to be from Microsoft or Windows technical support. They typically try to convince you there's a problem with your PC and ask for remote access or personal info. Many callers get rude or abusive when challenged, and some hang up when questioned. Several users mention background noise suggesting busy call centres. The calls often involve threats, aggressive behaviour, or attempts to scare you into compliance. Victims and potential targets are warned of software risks like keyloggers trying to steal banking and login details. Multiple commenters note it’s well-known fraud and advise caution as these are dangerous and organised scam attempts.
Reports on phone number 0019182754957
11 yearsGot a call from some "Windows support" lad who barely spoke any English properly. He kept bugging me to turn on my Windows PC so he could "show" me the problem. When I told him it was a scam, he didn’t seem to get it and just kept pestering me to switch it on and describe what I saw. I was a bit bored, so I just played along for a while until he eventually gave up. A few days ago, another bloke phoned with the same trick, and when I called it out as a scam, he started cussing at me, calling me all sorts! Honestly, some people have no clue.11 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy, sounded about 19. He said my computer was infected and that it was sending out messages every time I went online. I played along and acted really worried, asking what I needed to do and where to send the money. Then he got rude and started telling me off, saying what I should do with myself! Funny enough, he didn’t hide his number, but when I tried calling it back, no one picked up. Pretty annoying!11 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent earlier, claimed he was from Microsoft tech support about Windows manager. Told him to bugger off right away!Microsoft11 yearsHad a call from an Asian guy today saying he was from Windows support. He wanted to know if I was at my computer, to which I said yes, I am a software engineer after all. After that, the line just went dead, which wasn’t very surprising! Honestly, folks, don’t follow what they tell you - it’s a well-known scam to get your personal and bank info. Stay alert and keep yourself safe!11 yearsGot a ring earlier from this number, guy said he was from Microsoft Windows support. Sounded like he was overseas, and I could hear loads of chatter like a busy call centre behind him. He started on about "your Microsoft Windows computer" or something. I played along a bit, asking what kind of Microsoft Windows computer he'd mean. As soon as he twigged I wasn’t an old person easy to fool, he just hung up. Pretty dodgy scam if you ask me. The worst part is, the people who’d normally get caught out by this wouldn’t even know a site like this is here to warn them.Microsoft11 yearsI was a bit suspicious when a guy with an Asian accent called, so I had to ask him twice who he was. He nervously told me it was something about a problem with my computer. I've had similar calls before from women with Asian accents, so I just hung up straight away.11 yearsA lady with a foreign accent rang, saying she was from Microsoft. She sounded a bit flustered when I asked what it was about. Then she claimed my computer had been downloading suspicious files. Before she could carry on, I told her straight away I knew it was a scam and that she should be ashamed. I ended the call there and then. If my dad, who’s 93 and hard of hearing, had picked up, he might’ve been tricked, but luckily I was at home to handle it.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call from a man who said he was from Microsoft, claimed his name was Michael Cooper and that he was calling from London. The number didn’t show up under ‘last call’ which seemed odd. He mentioned he had my computer’s licence number and said there were issues he could assist with. I asked why he was calling, but he just said he’d ring back. Later on, the call went to an answering machine but no message was left. Honestly, I doubt this number is actually from London!MicrosoftMichael CooperLondon11 yearssome bloke said he was a microsoft tech support guy. i asked if this was some kind of scam because microsoft would never ask for my info like that. he got all nasty and started calling me a f##king joker. i got irritated and gave him a piece of my mind before he just hung up on me. he said his name was alex or something.MicrosoftAlex11 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming to be Windows tech support. Nah, didn’t buy it for a second. Just ended the call straight away.11 yearsIt was weird, I just picked up without thinking. I said hi and he said hi back, but when I said hi once more, he just stopped talking. So in the end, I just ended the call.11 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft tech support. I just ended the call straight away!Microsoft11 yearsGot a call from a man with an Indian accent saying he was from Microsoft’s tech support. I just ended the call.Microsoft11 yearsI got a call from someone with an accent that wasn’t local, saying they were from Windows tech support. Since I was waiting for a call from the hospital (which was legit), I told him to get lost. I then grabbed the US number he was calling from. Looks like a total scam to me. If they bother calling again, I’ll give them a proper earful!11 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Microsoft, total scam. Number was 0019182754957, watch out for this one!Microsoft11 yearsGot the same call! Played along for a while but never followed his instructions. Then he started talking about hacking into my computer, and that’s when he just ended the call. Proper dodgy business!11 yearsI recently encountered a dodgy call claiming to be from Microsoft, attempting to gain remote access to my computer. It's quite shocking, really! Exercise caution, folks. My advice? Keep them chatting but give them a taste of their own medicine by playfully threatening to send a few burly lads their way if they persist!Microsoft11 yearsSomebody with an Indian accent called me, pretending to be from Windows tech support, wanted to take over my computer. I told him to get lost and blocked the number straight away - definitely a scam!11 yearsThis number appears to belong to a dodgy gang.Submit Your Own Report ((918) 275-4957)
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