003525338
☎️ 003525338 👆 is not a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 5338. The area code 5338 originates from Luxembourg.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 003525338
- Silence, computerized voice, rude responseNov
2016Frustration with recurring scam callsOct
2016Use whistle to deter callersOct
2016Spam caller with good mannersSep
2016Block Indian scammers' phone numbersSep
2016Contacted for window repair quoteSep
2016Hung up. Windows Service CentreSep
2016Received scam call, could be dangerousSep
2016Unanswered calls, inconvenient, TPS issuesSep
2016Blocked scammers from fake Microsoft supportSep
2016Questioned legitimacy of Microsoft supportSep
2016Scam call but ready funSep
2016Avoided scam call from noisy officeSep
2016Ignored rang, banned number laterSep
2016Avoided phone scammer pretending MicrosoftAug
2016Beware of scammers, block callsAug
2016Scam call offering computer helpAug
2016Beware of fake "Microsoft" callsAug
2016Scam call from fake "Microsoft"Aug
2016Received computer scam call, confronted callerJul
2016Be cautious of scam callsJul
2016Received scam calls in different languagesJul
2016Receiving strange call about computerJul
2016Jokingly trolls scam caller, finds hilariousJul
2016Block and ignore unknown numbersJun
2016Unknown caller, silence, hung upJun
2016Questioned unauthorized call, disconnected conversationJun
2016Silence after providing partial informationJun
2016Avoid scammer posing as MicrosoftMay
2016Microsoft scammer seeking PC accessMay
2016Warning: Microsoft impersonator requesting PC accessMay
2016Warning: Avoid number, potential scammersMay
2016Beware of Microsoft phone scammersMay
2016Scammer posing as computer repairMay
2016Scam attempt, virus warning, aggressive responseMay
2016Warning about Windows technical scammersMay
2016Unsolicited and aggressive telemarketing callApr
2016Scammers claiming unsafe file downloadsApr
2016Frequent hang-up calls reportedMar
2016Call from fake Microsoft supportMar
2016Phone scam, aggressive behavior unacceptableMar
2016Caller claiming to be MicrosoftFeb
2016Silent ring, frustrating recorded GoodbyeFeb
2016Number Of Searches: 356 Number Of Comments: 42 First Seen: 12 February 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dorcan(Wiltshire), Edge Green(Norfolk), Galligill(Cumbria), Hatton(Lincolnshire) and New England(Somerset).
003525338 has 42 comments of which 20 x neutral and 22 x negative
003525338 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 003525338 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance originating from scam callers, often claiming to be from Microsoft or a Windows technical support team. These calls frequently feature foreign or Indian accents and aim to gain remote access to your computer under the guise of resolving viruses or technical issues. Many who answered experienced silent pauses, rude behaviour, or disconnections when questioned. The majority advise blocking the number immediately and never providing personal information or computer access. Some suggest ignoring or hanging up promptly, while others recommend engaging briefly to waste the caller’s time. Despite attempts to register with the Telephone Preference Service, victims still receive calls, indicating the number is associated with fraudulent activity and should be treated with caution to avoid potential financial loss or data compromise.
Reports on phone number 003525338
10 yearsThe phone rang, and when I picked up, it was just dead air. Then, out of nowhere, a robotic voice wished me farewell! I suspect it might be connected to a call I received the day prior, where someone pretending to be from the BT tech support was rather curt when I probed further. Quite the strange experience!BT10 yearsIs it just me or are these numbers impossible to block? Got called three times already this week, total scam attempts. So annoying!10 yearsTo start off, grab yourself a proper referee whistle and have it handy next to your phone. When that pesky call comes in, pick up the phone and as soon as the caller opens their mouth to drone on, blast the whistle directly into the mouthpiece. Just give it a second of your time, then hang up. It's a rather effective method, wouldn't you agree? An old-school fix for a modern nuisance!10 yearsI received a call on my work phone from someone with an incredibly courteous Indian accent. They kept addressing me as "ma'am" and attempted to gain access to my computer. I decided to play along for a bit, just to stretch out his time, before eventually expressing my true feelings about the whole thing. I absolutely detest these sorts of calls, especially knowing that there are folks out there who might fall for such tricks.10 yearsReceived a call from some Indian scammer, best thing is to just block the number right away.10 yearsJust had a call from these guys. I mentioned I was looking to get some windows fixed, they’re 20mm double glazed panes, one with a bit of a curved top, so I said they’d probably have to take a pattern for it. Asked for a quote but they didn’t really seem bothered to go against my usual local glazier, who does a great job and charges fair prices.10 yearsAs soon as the caller introduced herself as being from the "Windows Service Centre", I just ended the call straight away.RachelWindows Service10 yearsReceived four calls from this number today, but no one bothers to pick up. It's rather frustrating, particularly as I'm knee-deep in a mountain of work at the moment. Every time the phone rings, I have to go through the nuisance of getting undressed to take the call. I was under the impression that the Telephone Preference Service had my back. Clearly, that's not the case!10 yearsSomebody said they were from Microsoft tech support or something, but I didn’t bother with them and ended the call straight away.Microsoft Tech Support10 yearsGot a call from some people claiming to be Microsoft's tech support, but they were actually scammers from India. Put them straight on my blocked list.MicrosoftIndia10 yearsGot a call from 003525338, some bloke with an American accent saying he was from Microsoft. Heard that he had a Welsh name or something, which was quite a change from the usual Asian-sounding scammers pestering us at work lately. Seems like these callers pick names that don’t sound totally out of place, probably so they don't get caught straight away. I told him straight up he wasn’t from Microsoft and hung up on him. Next time, I reckon I’ll mess about with them a bit after reading some clever ideas on how to keep these creeps entertained.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a woman with a strong asian accent, background was pretty loud like an office or something. She kept saying she needed to talk to me about my computer. I just hung up and looked the number up on google. That’s how I ended up on this site with loads of similar reviews. Looks like I dodged some kind of scam, which is a relief!Google10 yearsGot a call from that number earlier, I just didn’t pick up and blocked it straight away.10 yearsGot a call from an Indian woman claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer had loads of errors. I told her I actually use Unix, and after a bit of silence, she asked me again, "Unix?" I repeated it, but she clearly had no clue what I meant. She started humming to herself and chatting with someone nearby before just hanging up. Pure scam, no doubt. Looks like they ain't familiar with Unix, so that’s a handy excuse to use! This was the second call I’ve had from them - let’s hope that’s the last.Microsoft10 yearsThose pesky scammers are at it again! Just cut off their calls and don't let them fool you into sharing any details. Most importantly, steer clear of letting them onto your computer. Stay safe!10 yearsI received a call from an Asian gentleman claiming to be from Windows, insisting that my computer was under attack and he could assist me if I switched it on. I politely mentioned that I’d need to return his call after an engagement I had scheduled. This seemed to irk him quite a bit, leading him to assert that this was a limited-time offer. I simply replied ‘No, thank you’ and ended the call.10 yearsI've had one of those so-called "Microsoft" calls but just ignored it. They try to get you to let them control your computer from afar. Once they do, they'll basically lock you out by scrambling everything, then hassle you for money over and over to supposedly restore access. Trust me, you'll end up losing all your files in the end.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming to represent "Microsoft Technical Support." They said my computer had caught a virus after my last internet session. I replied, "That’s a bit concerning." They then asked me what was showing on my screen. I told them it was just a black screen with a C:> prompt. They told me to press the "Windows Key," but I had to ask what that even was. I explained I was actually running DOS version 5.0. Then I asked for their phone number so I could call back, but they just hung up. I managed to grab their number using 1471.Microsoft10 yearsI got a call from some woman with a foreign accent claiming she was from Microsoft about my PC. I asked her how she even knew I owned a computer and where she got my number from, especially since I’m unlisted and signed up with the TPS. She sounded like she was just reading lines and honestly, most of what she said didn’t make any sense. I asked straight up if it was a scam and if she was after financial info. She actually admitted it was. So I told her to jog on and hung up.MicrosoftTPS10 yearsGot a ring from 003525338 a minute ago. Some chap claimed he was calling from Microsoft and asked me to boot up my PC because apparently there were issues. I flat out told him to shove his dodgy scam where the sun don't shine. Sorted!Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call last week from someone speaking an Asian tongue, and I couldn't grasp a word of it! Then today, a lady with an American accent rang me up claiming to represent Windows. She insisted my computer was reporting a hacking issue and that they required access to sort it out. I firmly told her I was not interested and hung up the phone. My landline is ex-directory, I’ve got it blocked, and I’m registered with the Telephone Preference Service, plus I have McAfee protecting my internet. How on earth do these individuals manage to get hold of our home telephone numbers? 20/07/2016Telephone Preference Service10 yearsI got a call from a woman who spoke with a really thick accent, saying something about my computer. When I asked her what she meant, she sounded pretty annoyed and repeated herself. After I told her my computer was fine, she just ended the call without another word.10 yearsSo this bloke from India called me up saying there was a virus on my computer. I asked him how much he wanted for fixing it, but he just kept quiet. I kept asking him again and again, and eventually he lost his cool, told me to bugger off and go to hell. I threw a few cheeky words back at him and hung up. Honestly, I thought it was hilarious, couldn't stop laughing!India10 years16/06/18 Definitely do not pick up, just block the caller straight away.10 yearsGot a call from 0035 25 338, but all I heard was quiet before they just cut off.10 yearsI got a call from someone saying they do 'computer maintenance ok'. When I asked where they got my number from, I heard some mumbling in Hindi and like another person talking quietly in the background. Then they just hung up. Quite strange.Caller10 yearsI only said the final three digits of our phone number, and then there was nothing but quiet on the other end.10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft and trying to get me to let them into my computer. Total scam, steer well clear!Microsoft10 yearsBeware of this fraudster posing as a Microsoft representative! They’re attempting to gain remote access to your computer. Steer clear of them!Microsoft10 yearsReceived a dubious call from someone posing as a Microsoft representative, insisting they needed to access my computer. Definitely steer clear of this one!Microsoft10 yearsSteer clear of this number, it's definitely a scam!10 yearsI got a call from 003525338 the other day. They said they were from Microsoft and claimed my IP address had been compromised. Total scam, don’t trust them! I even rang Microsoft myself afterwards just to double-check, and they confirmed it wasn’t them at all. Best advice is just hang up straight away if you get a call like that.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call earlier from a chap claiming to be with a computer repair service, and he sounded rather dubious. He informed me that my computer was in jeopardy due to a slew of recent vulnerabilities! Naturally, he offered to fix it for me, but insisted I turn it on first (red flags everywhere). I pointed out that it's already powered up; shouldn't that be apparent to him? When I probed him about whether he was affiliated with MSN, he replied in the affirmative, although that was not what he initially suggested. So, I asked him to tell me my name to see if he really knew what he was on about. Predictably, he got it wrong. It was quite clear - this fellow was nothing but a common scam artist.MSN10 yearsIt appears I've encountered a dodgy operation attempting to infect my computer with trojans, claiming to represent the Windows technical support team. I made it abundantly clear how I felt about their antics and wished them a particularly unfortunate fate.10 yearsWhat a right charmer! Just had a run-in with a dodgy character claiming to be from the Windows support team, trying to peddle some nasty viruses and trojans for my computer. I made it abundantly clear what I thought of their nonsense and wished them the joys of a particularly unpleasant ailment. Goodness knows where they scrape these blokes up from!10 yearsGot calls at the office three times in one week from someone about my “home” computer. I told him a few times that this is a business, not a house. He then insisted I pass him onto the business owner, claiming it was urgent regarding our microsoft system. Total nonsense. His English was pretty poor too. When I said no, he got quite rude and just hung up.Microsoft10 yearsI've been getting calls from con artists claiming that I've downloaded dodgy files.10 yearsHere we go again, yet another call that cuts off as soon as the answering machine picks up!10 yearsClaimed to be representing Microsoft but then abruptly ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsI got a couple of calls from someone claiming to be Microsoft. As soon as I told them I’m ex-directory and don’t want any calls like this, they acted like they didn’t catch that and kept going on. Then, things got heated, and they started being quite rude and shouty. I went ex-directory precisely to stop this nonsense. Honestly, these people should be stopped by law.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from a woman claiming to be with Microsoft, insisting that there was a problem with our laptop that required urgent attention. When I asked for her name, it struck me that she might actually be behind the issues we were experiencing.Microsoft11 yearsA constant ringing without a word, only to be met by a recorded voice bidding farewell. It happened all too often and drove me absolutely bonkers!Submit Your Own Report (5338)
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