008472583794
โ๏ธ 008472583794 ๐ is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 72583794.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 008472583794
- Scam call pretending to be WindowsDec
2015Canceled BT services, only using mobileDec
2015Highly recommend BT guardian phoneDec
2015Fended off scam tech supportDec
2015Frequent, silent and annoying callsDec
2015Michael from fake Microsoft scamDec
2015Repeated silent calls, frustrating responseDec
2015Pretending to be old man; scamDec
2015Warning about computer security threatDec
2015Daily calls about computer issuesDec
2015Scammers keep calling; delays responseDec
2015Received rude response, advised TPSDec
2015Warning: Tech support scam attemptDec
2015Daily calls, no responses frustratingNov
2015False technical support call impersonating MicrosoftNov
2015Call from "Michael" a scamNov
2015Scam phone call from "Windows"Nov
2015Scam call to work numberNov
2015Repetitive calls from unknown numbersNov
2015Thieving scammer called silently beforeNov
2015Prank call from fake tech supportNov
2015Scam call pretending to be BTNov
2015Received scam call pretending as BTNov
2015Received scam call, responded aggressivelyNov
2015Recorded message interrupts Saturday morning peaceNov
2015Scam call from Indian personNov
2015Reported Microsoft repair scam, nuisance callsNov
2015Old Windows scam with distinctive accentNov
2015Unanswered call suspected as scamNov
2015Fraudsters, wish them harmNov
2015Scam call from "Windows support."Nov
2015Mark Watson MS tech scammerNov
2015Received scam call, reported responseNov
2015User strung hacker along expertlyNov
2015Received call about PC errorsNov
2015Unexpected silent phone scam frustrationNov
2015Asian scammer says computer crashingOct
2015Unwanted calls, need to stopOct
2015Refusing help from perceived hackerOct
2015Scammer tried with wrong personOct
2015Received scam call, playful interactionOct
2015Scam call from fake WindowsOct
2015Fun wasting scammer's time, be cautiousOct
2015Tech scam and relentless callerOct
2015Telemarketer ignored do-not-call listOct
2015Call from scammer, hung upOct
2015Beware of Windows Virus scammersOct
2015Suspicious call from fake supportOct
2015Received rude call, do not answerOct
2015Warning about Microsoft phone scamsOct
2015Phone scam caller; use call blockerOct
2015Asian "James" scam call, Candy CrushOct
2015Silent calls, recorded voice farewellOct
2015Received prank call from JamesOct
2015Elderly mother receives suspicious callsSep
2015Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftSep
2015Suspicious call, likely a scamSep
2015Received scam call, played alongSep
2015Scam call from computer centerSep
2015Missed call on silent ringSep
2015Number Of Searches: 389 Number Of Comments: 55 First Seen: 06 September 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burmarsh(Kent) and Plardiwick(Staffordshire).
008472583794 has 55 comments of which 24 x neutral and 31 x negative
008472583794 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number โ๏ธ 008472583794 ๐ is reported as a persistent scam involving callers posing as Windows or Microsoft support, often using an Asian accent and varied names like James or Michael. They claim your computer is infected and try to gain remote access or payment for fake fixes. Many report silent calls or aggressive behaviour when challenged, with multiple daily calls disrupting homes, including vulnerable individuals. Callers frequently hang up when questioned or mocked. Users recommend blocking the number, using call screening devices, or cancelling landline features to avoid these nuisance calls. British Telecom is criticised for inadequate control, and caution is urged: never share personal details or allow remote access. Engaging to waste scammersโ time can be a useful deterrent, but vigilance remains essential.
Reports on phone number 008472583794
11 yearsSomeone rang up claiming to be from 'Windows'. We don’t even have a Microsoft PC nowadays, but we know these kinds of scams well after falling for one ages ago, so we weren't fooled this time. I can see how it could easily trick someone less aware though. It’s so frustrating when you’ve got a poorly family member at home who really needs quiet and sleep.Microsoft11 yearsI've got the BT Guardian phone and honestly, it's brilliant! It keeps an eye on any numbers I don't know and lets me decide if I want to pick up or block them straight away. Definitely worth spending on, can’t recommend it enough!BT Guardian11 yearsThat typical scam call, claiming I’ve got a virus and they can fix it. I actually kept the bloke chatting for a fair few minutes before I just burst out laughing. After that, he quickly hung up the phone.11 yearsThis number rings quite a bit. Whenever I pick up, there’s only silence on the other end before they just hang up with a quick “GOODBYE.” It’s super frustrating.11 yearsA bloke called Michael gave me a ring from this number, claiming he was with Microsoft and offered to "fix" my PC, saying it was full of viruses. They've tried this trick on me before, so I asked him for his full name, date of birth, and National Insurance number, telling him I'd verify the details and get back to him. After that, he just hung up.MichaelMicrosoftNational Insurance11 yearsThis number has called me four times already, but every single time there’s nothing but silence first and then a quick goodbye. Quite odd!11 yearsSame old story, one of them calls saying "Your computer's got a virus." I like to mess with them a bit. I act like an old bloke who’s a bit confused (which isn’t hard for me), and say my computer’s away being fixed and I don't have the cash to get it back yet. Then I ask if they can send me £110 so I can pay for their help. You can even tell them to use a nearby PayPoint to send the money - but seriously, never give out your bank details. Unless you’re some wealthy Nigerian trying to move cash abroad… but that’s a whole different scam altogether!11 yearsThose scammers try to hack into your pc and steal your data - make sure you report them. They really have to be put an end to.11 yearsGetting calls daily, insisting there's an issue with my computer! As if I’d believe that nonsense! ๐11 yearsNuisance callers, those lot! They won't stop phoning me, so I’ve taken to informing them that my computer takes ages to start up, and then I ask if they can hold for a bit!11 yearsBT ought to cut off this number, honestly. The bloke on the line was so rude; he told me to shove off and hung up the moment I mentioned my name shouldn’t be on his list. I didn’t even get to explain that I’m registered with TPS before he slammed the phone down.BTTPS11 yearsJust got a call from 008472583794 pretending to be from Windows @outlook(###], trying to trick me into running some dodgy exe file through the command prompt. I worked out it was a scam straight away, but played along for a bit to mess with them. They didn’t take kindly to being called out and having their bluff called. Honestly, why doesn’t BT do something about this? They should be blocking these numbers before they reach us. Wish the phone providers all worked together to stop these scammers. Total scam alert!BT11 yearsGetting calls daily with no one at the other end is beyond frustrating!11 yearsSome guy called claiming to be from the Windows Tech Support. I asked if he worked for Microsoft and he said yes. I told him I read on Microsoft's site that they never ring people up. To "prove" he was legit, he gave me a licence number but it was all wrong. I told him he should get a proper job and then he just ended the call.Windows Technical TeamMicrosoft11 yearsGot a call at work from someone claiming there was an issue with my computer. Since I'm the IT guy, I asked if they really think their trick works, and the guy just told me to "go **** your wife." Nice bloke, really. Total scam.11 yearsI got a call once from someone saying they were from Microsoft, on an overseas number, trying to convince me to let them access my computer to "sort out issues". Yeah, like I was gonna fall for that. They also wanted me to pay to "fix" it or else mess up my machine. It's worrying how some people actually get caught out by this. I passed it on to BT, though I don't know what action they'll take. This time it was a chap with an Asian accent who called himself Robert. Funny enough, he called back asking why I hung up - I wasn't exactly courteous in my reply!BTRobert11 yearsGot a ring from some bloke called Michael saying he was from Windows. Sketchy right from the start! When I asked where he was calling from, he claimed Kings Cross, right across from the British Library. But the number was foreign, so that’s a bit fishy. I asked nicely for his full name and the company's details, and he went a bit rude on me before hanging up. Dodgy call if you ask me.MichaelWindowsKing ' s CrossBritish Library11 yearsA guy called Michael claiming to be from the computer center rang me earlier. When I asked which company he was with, he just kept saying something about Windows and the computer center. I told him to wait a sec, put the phone down, and carried on with my TV show. Every now and then I could hear a faint "hello" noise, then suddenly it went quiet, so I guess he hung up. This was the second call like this today, but from a different number the first time. I seem to get calls like this all the time now - I've already got a list of about eight different numbers they've used.MichaelComputer Centre11 yearsGot a call from this number before, no one said a word, total silent call. Pretty sure it's one of those dodgy scam calls trying to steal info!11 yearsTypical stuff, this bloke called claiming to be James from Microsoft, insisting my computer had a virus and he could help if I switched it on. I told him how amazed I was at Microsoft’s customer care these days, especially since I actually use a Mac. That’s when he shouted some rude word at me and just suddenly ended the call. Proper daft!JamesMicrosoftMac11 yearsGot a call at the same time on both my phones from someone claiming to be with 3t tech support. I asked if he was with British Telecom, and he said yes. He told me there'd been loads of alerts about attacks on my PC and that I’d ignored their emails so they had to ring me. When I asked for his number, he slowly gave me 0800 096 8241. I called it back after and got a voicemail in a voice like BT’s saying they don’t use that number anymore. When I checked the caller ID by dialling 1471, it showed 0084 7258 3794 - it’s obviously a scam and total rubbish.British Telecom11 yearsGot another call from the same number today, believe it or not, right while I was tuned into BBC Radio 4's Money Talk discussing those Talk Talk fraudsters. The bloke claimed he was with Microsoft’s tech support. Like I always do with these sorts of scammers, I didn’t hold back and started giving him what for. He got all threatening, saying if I shouted the insults again, he’d record them and report me. So I just shouted even louder and threw in a few extra insults - might’ve even mentioned his mum! Eventually, he just hung up. Couldn't handle it.BBC Radio 4Microsoft11 yearsWeirdest thing, got a call at 8:45 on a Saturday and all I heard was silence, then some kind of recording saying goodbye. Pretty odd wake-up call!11 yearsClassic old Windows scam alert. The accent gave it away straight away. This bloke asked if I was aware my computer needed fixing. I snapped back pretty loudly saying I knew he was full of rubbish and told him not to call me again.11 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Indian accent, sounded dodgy as anything. He was telling me there was a fault with my Windows and wanted me to log into my PC so he could sort it out. I was suspicious right away, so I joked and asked if he had a ladder to fix the problem. Obviously, I blocked the number straight away. Pure scam if you ask me.11 yearsGot a call from 008472583794 today at about 09:27. I answered but couldn’t hear anyone on the other end. Feels like one of those scams to me!11 yearsThese individuals are nothing but crooks and absolute nuisances. I can only hope they meet their just desserts one day.11 yearsGot a ring from a bloke with an Asian accent claiming to be from the Windows support squad. I acted like I needed help and told him to go ahead. He gave me some nonsense directions, so I told him straight up I thought he was a fraud and joked that I'd love to smack him. He shot back saying he wouldn’t dare because I'm white, haha. These are proper con artists, best not to trust them.11 yearshad a call from some guy called mark watson claiming to be from ms tech support trying to sort my computer issues. when i asked for his number to ring him back later, he gave me a different uk number instead. i told him i work in IT security and started questioning him with some checks, but he seemed lost. total scammer for sure!Mark WatsonMSUK11 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent saying his name was John and claiming he was from Windows Support. I told him straight up he was trying to scam me and to get lost. He kept saying he wasn’t a scammer, so I said I’m in IT and to quit wasting my time. After that, he started screaming some nasty stuff about my mum over and over until I just had to cut him off.JohnWindows Support Services11 yearsKept him talking for about 4 and a half minutes with phrases like "this is dreadful, you really need to fix my computer's security problems." I told him I mostly use my PC for forex trading and online banking, which seemed to grab his attention. At first, he sounded a bit annoyed, telling me "computers don't take that long to start up." Eventually, he ended the call when I asked if I could put him on hold.11 yearsReceived a phone call regarding some issues on my computer.11 yearsI picked up, figured it was some biz from abroad, but all I got was silence for ages, like 10 seconds or more. Then this robotic woman’s voice came on, just saying goodbye. Honestly, what kind of sad life do you have to lead to waste time doing that? Ridiculous.11 yearsThis number continually calls, yet when I pick up, there's only silence on the other end. After a moment, I hear a robotic 'goodbye' before they hang up. Is there any way to put an end to this nuisance?11 yearsI got a call from someone with an Asian accent claiming my computer was about to fail. When I just laughed it off, he called me stupid and immediately hung up. Sounds like one of those scammers trying to get access to your PC.11 yearsGot a call from some bloke named James, saying there was an issue with my PC (which there definitely wasn’t). I told him to jog on, accused him of being a hacker and a con artist.James11 yearsI got a call from some bloke called "Michael" saying there was an issue with my Windows PC and he needed to help fix it. I told him I don’t even have Windows, just a Mac. As soon as I said that, he just hung up on me. Honestly, glad he did - I was about to lose my cool and hang up on him first!Michael11 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent who claimed his name was Michael. He said he wanted to 'fix some corruption errors' on my PC. I told him I’m pretty savvy with computers and was sure there was nothing wrong. He then got a bit annoyed and asked if I was a technician. I said no, but I know my way around a computer. Then he said he’d ring me every single day until the issue was sorted. I just shrugged and said ‘alright then’. He was like ‘what do you mean alright?’ I told him if he wanted to call every day, that was fine. Then he ended the call. Quite the experience!Michael11 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent claiming to be from 'Windows' about issues with my pc. I decided to humour him and asked for his number in case we got disconnected (though I already had it on my phone showing). Strangely, he rushed through reciting my own number back to me! I told him that wasn’t right and asked once more, then suddenly the call just dropped. Watch out - these scammers are just trying to take your money!11 yearsGot a call from a guy speaking with a thick asian accent claiming my Windows PC was infected with a virus. I played along for about four minutes, doing what he said, then he asked what was on my screen. I had to admit I was actually on an iPad and then he just ended the call. If you’ve got some spare time, it’s quite amusing to try and drag these scammers out as they do with us! But watch out, they’ll gladly steal everything if given the chance!11 yearsThis bloke said he was from Windows support and claimed they found an issue. I told him my number’s on the TPS and that I work in IT. Still, he kept ringing me eight times but never said a word when I picked up. Proper strange!Telephone Preference Service11 yearsA chap from a Windows service firm claimed they had found an issue, mentioning my number was registered on the Telephone Preference Service. Since I’m in the IT field, I must say it raised my eyebrow. To top it all off, the blighter rang me a total of eight times without ever actually having a word! Quite the nuisance, I must say.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsGot a call this afternoon from a bloke with an Indian accent, saying my PC had a serious issue and if I turned it on, he'd guide me through fixing it. I told him straight up I wasn’t buying any of it, as my computer was already on anyway, then just ended the call. Definitely one of those dodgy tech support scams.11 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming there was a "Windows Virus" on my PC - classic scam move. Microsoft or Windows would never ring you up out of the blue like that. Honestly, these calls are just people trying to rip you off. Don’t hand over any details or fall for their tricks. They’re just dodgy, untrustworthy scammers looking for cash.IndiaMicrosoft11 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent who said his name was Charlie and that he worked for the Windows support team. I told him we use Macs here, and he just hung up straight away, not even bothering to say goodbye or anything.Charlie11 yearsSome bloke called claiming to be from the IT dept. He started off by snapping, "Why aren’t you picking up the phone right?" I wanted to know who exactly I was talking to. Then he repeated the same question, but sounded really rude this time. I told him if he had a problem with his tone, and he just fired back asking if _I_ had an attitude! I just ended it with a quick "bye". Honestly, avoid answering this number unless you're up for an argument.11 yearsI’ve been inundated with calls from this number, and I can confidently say it’s a scam. Thankfully, I’ve got a call blocker, and now it pops up on my list daily without disturbing me. My phone remains blissfully silent! I highly recommend investing in one!11 yearsI've been getting loads of silent ring calls lately, then suddenly a robotic voice says goodbye at the end. It's really weird.11 yearsYesterday, I got a call from someone named James, so I just put the phone near my laptop while I had this YouTube clip of a swearing parrot playing. He ended up hanging up, but then he’s called me three times already today. Quite persistent!James11 yearsThis number keeps ringing my 92-year-old mum, who's pretty hard of hearing, so she can't really make out what the caller's saying. It's really upsetting her, making her worry she’s being conned somehow. If only there was a way to find out who these awful people are; I’d be on their case in a heartbeat, maybe even by sorting out their blasted computer!11 yearssomeone calling from an asian background claimed he was martin working for microsoft, saying there was some issue with my pc. i told him i didn’t own a computer, and then he just ended the call.MartinMicrosoft11 yearsI had a call this afternoon at ten to three from someone purporting to be from my Windows service provider. They insisted they'd uncovered an issue with my computer that had apparently been ongoing for the last fortnight. When I explained that I don’t actually own a computer, they abruptly ended the conversation. Clearly, this is some sort of dodgy scheme!11 yearsRecently, I got a call from a bloke with an Asian accent who claimed he was ringing about my 'Windows laptop'. I pretended to be interested and asked him how he even knew I owned one. His reply was that he had my IP address. When I asked him where he got it from, he just said I should pay attention and listen to him. I tried asking again how he knew the type of computer I have, if any, and he rudely called me a dim woman with no common sense! Honestly, what a nerve.11 yearsGot a phone call earlier today from someone with an Asian accent claiming to be from a computer support centre, saying there was something wrong with my PC. I told him off and ended the call pretty quick. Total scam, no doubt about it.11 yearsReceived a silent call the other day. Quite puzzling, really!Submit Your Own Report (72583794)
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