003901222330131
TimeLine☎️ 003901222330131 👆 is not a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0122. The area code 0122 originates from Italy.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 003901222330131
- Microsoft scam call encounter describedFeb
2016Scam call, potential danger reportedFeb
2016Annoying scam calls persistently harrassingFeb
2016Reported scam call about computerFeb
2016Number is blocked or unavailableFeb
2016Woke up by international callJan
2016Scammer posing as Microsoft supportJan
2016Received early morning phone callJan
2016Called me early in morningJan
2016Number Of Searches: 106 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 25 January 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Carnmoney(County Antrim), Crackington Haven(Cornwall), Ivybridge(Devon), Termon(County Fermanagh) and Wayne Green(Monmouthshire).
003901222330131 has 9 comments of which 4 x negative and 5 x neutral
003901222330131 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 003901222330131 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance from callers posing as Microsoft tech support, often with Indian accents, who claim there are issues with your computer. Many have experienced rude or aggressive behaviour when challenged, with calls made very early in the morning disturbing users, including elderly people. Some callers use false names and poor phone lines, and frequently try to trick recipients into calling back a linked firm in Surrey. Despite the scam being widely known, the calls keep coming, causing frustration and concern among recipients who find the practice annoying and potentially harmful. The number is often barred or ignored due to its unreliability and intrusive nature.
Reports on phone number 003901222330131
11 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer had issues - like I'd fall for that! I told him straight I was sick of getting calls from scammers like him. He rudely told me to "get lost" so I told him the same and ended the call.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call from a lady named Michelle with an Asian accent. She was asking to speak to the person in charge of a Windows PC and told me to ring her back on 02032393351. Obviously, I didn’t bother calling that number again. Turns out, 02032393351 belongs to Fresto, a company based in Surrey. Really annoying and could be risky if you actually call them back.MichelleFrestoSurrey11 yearsGot a call from some folks named Alan and Sarah, said they're from India and our computer was supposedly having issues. Definitely a scam.AlanSarahIndia11 yearsHad a call from an Asian lady yesterday too. I told her I don’t own any windows, yet she kept insisting. It’s honestly so frustrating that these calls keep coming through, especially when everyone knows it’s a scam and the number is well-known for it. Why are they still allowed to do this?11 yearsBlocked caller ID.11 yearsOn the 29th of January, at 7:26 in the morning, my phone rang and it disturbed my sleep. I didn’t pick up because I usually avoid answering calls from abroad.11 yearsGot a ring from this number around half seven this morning, then they called back about 45 minutes later and this time I answered. The connection was awful, and a bloke with an Indian accent said his name was either David or Michael McDonald from Microsoft tech support. He told me my computer was infected with a virus. I told him I don’t even have a computer, and when he asked if I had a laptop or anything, I said no. After that, he just hung up on me.DavidMichael McDonaldMicrosoft Technical Support11 yearsGot a call on my landline at about 7.20 in the morning. I'm listed as ex-directory and was still tucked up in bed. I'm quite old and wasn’t expecting any calls so early.11 yearsPhone rang at 7:20 in the morning, woke me right up.Submit Your Own Report (0122 233 0131)
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