00919799999799

I received a call from a chap who had what I could only describe as an American twang, claiming to be part of a PC Support team affiliated with the major internet service providers like BT, Sky, and TalkTalk. Considering I’m on the ex-directory list, I was quite taken aback and inquired, "How did you come across my number?" The response was rather cheeky, suggesting they were, in fact, support for my provider and querying why I was bothered about the source of my number. Naturally, I pressed on and asked, "So, what exactly is your purpose for calling?" At that point, the caller abruptly ended the conversation without a word, which really tells you everything you need to know!

I've been receiving persistent calls from this number on my private line, and every time I pick up, there's nothing on the other end. It's quite irritating! I really wish they would cease and desist, so others don't have to put up with this nuisance as well.

I received a similar call today and have had no issues with my computer. The caller inquired if I was with BT, which I'm not. When I informed him that I wasn’t, he abruptly replied with some choice words and hung up on me. Quite the charmer, wasn’t he?

I received a call from this number around 4:40 PM. An Indian gentleman claimed he was the chief technician for my internet provider. He mentioned that my signal was weak, which was allegedly causing problems with my computer. I informed him that I wasn't experiencing any issues at all, and abruptly, he cut the line! Quite odd, to say the least. I would advise against sharing any personal details or information with these individuals!

I got a call from this number around quarter past one on the 6th of October 2014. There was a woman on the line, sounding like she was from India, inquiring whether I owned a computer. I decided to play along and acted as if I couldn't understand a word of English before cutting the call. Quite ironic, really, as I'm Indian myself!

He yelled some rather unsavoury language at me and then propositioned me in a rather crude manner!

I picked up the phone, said hello, but there was no response. The caller just cut off the line.

I received a phone call around 18:10 today, the 30th of September 2014, from a woman with a rather thick accent. She started chatting about an issue with my computer, but to be honest, I decided to terminate the call right then and there.

I answered the call, but there was complete silence on the other end.

This evening, my husband picked up a call from this number, but there was nothing but silence on the other end. If you have caller ID, I'd recommend just hanging up if this number comes through.

I've had three calls from this number today, and each time, there was nothing but silence on the other end. They're such a pain in the neck and really ought to be put a stop to!

Got a call from this number earlier but decided not to pick up. I always make it a point to look up the number first, and if it’s unfamiliar, I just leave it be!

I recently received a call from this number and when I mentioned I couldn’t quite catch what the chap was saying, he began to yell and curse at me. I hadn’t even the chance to explain that the connection was poor before I decided to hang up. Absolutely ridiculous behaviour!

I informed them that I didn't possess a computer, and the bloke shouted at me!

I've just received a phone call from this number. They hung up immediately after I answered.

Got a call and the person asked if answering their calls was the only thing I did all day! Haha, made me chuckle.

Yesterday during my lunch break, this number called me and kept ringing for a solid two minutes. I chose to let it ring out.

I picked up the phone, but lo and behold, there was no one there! I’ve taken to letting it ring for a bit longer these days. Honestly, it’s quite tiresome always being on edge whenever the phone goes off! The Telephone Preference Service doesn’t seem to have any impact on those pesky international calls. It feels like something ought to be done about this - surely, with all the tech we have, we could find a way to put a stop to these nuisance calls?

I must share my recent experience - it unfolded just an hour back! I firmly told him to 'get lost'!

I received a call today at approximately 15:45 from a chap who identified himself as John. He sounded Asian and claimed to be with technical support. Quite peculiar, to say the least!

Today, I received a call from this number, 00919799999799, concerning the same matter again. It boggles my mind how they seem to evade any repercussions! It feels rather suspicious-could this be linked to some form of terrorism financing or other illicit activities? It's quite baffling how they continue to operate without facing any consequences. Is that code connected to Puerto Rico, or am I mistaken?

Received a call from a chap claiming to be from tech support, and he was wanting £166 to fix my computer issues.

I just received a call from a man with an Indian accent who claimed that my computer was showing signs of a virus every time it was switched on. He insisted that I provide my password and IP address to fix the issue in no time. It seemed rather suspicious, and before I could respond, he abruptly ended the call.

I had a rather concerning phone call on the 8th of August, 2014, from the number listed above. The caller, who had an accent suggestive of Asian descent, introduced himself as a computer safety supervisor from Birmingham. He claimed that my laptop was displaying some kind of alert on his monitor. When I inquired about how he obtained my contact details, he insisted that my computer was the source of the number. I earnestly implore anyone who can to intervene and put an end to this nefarious scam before any further unethical activities occur.

He flatly refused to disclose his identity or to take me off his list.

An Asian gentleman rang me at 13:18 this afternoon claiming to be from BT’s tech support, inquiring whether I was experiencing any issues with my computer. I mentioned that it occasionally freezes, but I quickly cottoned on to the fact it was a scam. He cut the call shortly thereafter.

My computer isn't functioning properly and I have no idea who it belongs to. Should I go ahead and inform the authorities?

I received a rather peculiar phone call the other day. An Indian gentleman was on the other end, inquiring if my internet connection was functioning properly. Upon confirming that it was, to my astonishment, he shifted the conversation to a rather odd subject-he wanted to know if I was enjoying quiet evenings with my boyfriend. I felt a bit uneasy and mentioned that I wasn’t in a relationship, even though I am-thought it was wiser to deflect. He then lamented that it was a pity. To my surprise, he further probed whether I resided in India. At that point, I decided to hang up, feeling quite unsettled by the whole exchange! My partner, who works in IT, is going to thoroughly check my computer. It's been recently wiped and had its RAM swapped due to damage, so I doubt it’s compromised. Nonetheless, I'm quite anxious about how he seemed to know such personal details about my life.

I received a call from an Indian number, but the woman on the other end had a distinctly South African accent. She mentioned something about broadband, but my wife promptly told her we weren’t interested and ended the call. After that, we were bombarded with four more calls, each one more aggressive than the last. Honestly, these callers are a real nuisance, and I wouldn’t shed a tear if their dodgy call centre were to go up in flames with them inside!

I received a call from this number, and when I answered, there was silence on the other end. This isn't the first instance of such an occurrence.

I encountered some extremely rude remarks from someone who wasn't local when I mentioned that I didn't have access to the internet. Quite surprising!

In the last week, I've received a couple of calls from this number. The initial call claimed to be about fixing issues with my personal computer, but I decided to terminate the conversation and hang up. Today, however, I received another call (on the 17th of July), but it was simply silence on the other end-no one responded at all. When I called 1471 afterwards, it informed me that this number was indeed the caller.

Received a call from this number, but they just cut off without uttering a word. Quite odd, really.

This evening, I received a rather odd phone call inquiring about the state of my broadband and computer. The chap on the other end had quite a Dutch accent, which was a bit peculiar given the usual callers. I assured him everything was perfectly fine but couldn’t help but question his intentions, which led to me being rather sharp in my response. To my surprise, he swiftly ended the call. Curiously, I have McAfee via BT, and I had my PC scanned just this past weekend. Could there be some connection? Is it possible that my information is being traded?

They keep ringing, but the moment my wife picks up, they just hang up! It’s almost as if they're after the man of the house or something. How peculiar!

I encountered a rather unpleasant individual who, despite my polite reminders about the legality of my call, chose to be quite aggressive. I eventually had to tell them to take a hike!

About a week ago, I received a phone call from this number, where the caller insisted that I power up my computer so they could eliminate a virus. I wasn't having any of it, so I turned them down flat and filed a report with my internet service provider.

I had a rather unsettling encounter with someone who seemed intent on breaching my computer's security. However, to be honest, I couldn't quite grasp what he was on about-his ramblings made little sense to me. There was definitely something off about him.

Just yesterday, I received a rather dubious call from someone with an Indian accent, claiming my computer was infested with Trojans and numerous viruses. Being quite the tech-savvy individual, I decided to humour him. When he asked me to turn on my computer, I cheekily replied, "Which one do you mean?" After a bit of back and forth, I suggested he provide me with his remote access information, insisting it would all be duly noted while I sorted my computer out. There was an eerie silence, and then I cheekily asked him again for his details. Silence reigned once more! Finally, I hit him with, "Do you really think I’d let you rummage through my system, you absolute muppet?” I made it clear I’d be reporting both his call and number, at which point he hastily hung up. Honestly, it’s hard to believe anyone would fall for such nonsense, but I’m sure there are those who might. I’ve already notified my internet provider about this shenanigan!

I received a call from that very same number just yesterday - quite the coincidence, wouldn’t you say? My experience mirrored that of others who've reported similar interactions. I happened to be in the middle of conducting a scan on my system that flagged an issue I was addressing. Then, out of the blue, I get a ring from an Indian chap purporting to be from the Technical Support department of my ISP. I didn’t let him get a word in. I informed him that the call was about to be cut short, hung up, and swiftly blocked the number.

I’ve just received a rather dubious phone call from someone with a distinctly Indian accent, apparently working from a call centre. As soon as he opened his mouth, I could tell it was one of those pesky virus scams. I let him ramble on with his tiresome routine (it’s their time wasted, not mine!), allowing him to go through the whole rigmarole up until the installation part. At that point, I decided to switch from my usual 'clueless' persona to the witty, articulate Scouser I am. Let’s just say it turned into quite the amusing exchange, haha! I really wish I had recorded it; fingers crossed they ring me up again soon! I’ll be ready with my microphone! ^.^

Today, I got a call from this number, and it was pretty much the same old spiel as others have mentioned-something about my computer being chock-full of junk and viruses. So, I decided to ring up the customer service team at my broadband provider and flagged this number as a nuisance caller. They even provided me with a contact number and a PIN to help me deal with it. They shared some handy tips on blocking that number, and I highly recommend that others take similar action to protect themselves. Just out of curiosity, which broadband provider do you all use?

I reckon my digits might have ended up in the hands of this lot thanks to Mesh Computers. Can't say for certain, though, as I've got no solid evidence to back it up.

I've been receiving calls from this incessant number, always asking for a code to be input on my computer. Honestly, it's time to cut off this caller. My neighbours, who are rather elderly and don't even own a computer, are quite distressed as they’ve had similar experiences. It would be greatly appreciated if someone could take the initiative to block this troublesome number.

I'm quite keen to understand how these scammers manage to obtain our phone numbers. I’ve got a TalkTalk package for both internet and phone myself-what about everyone else? It does make you wonder whether our information is being mishandled or exploited in some way. Surely this screams a serious breach of data protection regulations!

Today, I received an absolutely daft call from some muppet threatening to smash my windows! The conversation soon veered into the muddled territory of some supposed broadband issue. I couldn't quite catch what he was on about, so I politely asked him to clarify, but would you believe it, he just abruptly hung up. What a joke!

I had a rather unpleasant telephone encounter today with an Asian gentleman who introduced himself as "Joy." He kept blabbering on about how my computer was riddled with viruses, repeatedly asking how I was. I cut him off, stating he was fibbing since there's no way he could know that without actually seeing my PC. His response was quite shocking-telling me to shove off and making threats about coming over, as if I was going to just sit there and take it! Utterly ridiculous! Just another scam attempt from some fool.

Today, I received a rather peculiar call from this number. The chap on the line was probing me about my internet service. Naturally, I turned the tables and quizzed him about his business, which seemed to irk him quite a bit. Out of the blue, he asked if I would fancy dying. To which I cheekily replied affirmatively and asked how that would happen. He ominously declared it would be by him and a screw being driven into my head. He had a strong Asian accent and introduced himself as Charlie. Curiously, I almost inquired about the origins of his name, but he abruptly disconnected the call.

I received a call from a chap claiming to be with BT, insisting that my computer was infected with a virus. He urged me to visit www.teamviewer.com so they could access my machine remotely. I wasn’t going to risk it, so I promptly switched off my computer at the mains along with the router and the landline. Better safe than sorry, I say!

I noticed an unfamiliar number flash up on my caller ID, which immediately set off alarm bells - definitely had the ring of a sales pitch, I thought. When I picked up, the chap on the other end introduced himself as being from "Broadband technical assistance." He then courteously enquired about my wellbeing. I couldn’t resist responding in an overly jovial tone, “I’m splendid, how about yourself?” To my amusement, he came right back with “I’m good too, and how are you?” I replied, “Absolutely fantastic, and you?” “Likewise, I’m very well, sir!” This back and forth continued for a solid minute, with my wife nearly in tears from laughter, until he finally decided to hang up. It seems he was on the hunt for a giggle while well-ing addictive people!

Received a call today from someone with an Indian accent, stating they were ringing from Romania. Quite the odd combination, wouldn’t you say?

I received a call from this number earlier today at precisely 14:03. Sadly, it was a silent one; if only they had spoken, I might have had a jolly good time messing with that foul git!

Another typical scenario, folks! Just cut the call and be done with it. No need to engage...

I received a call from these muppets claiming to be my phone and internet provider. I couldn't help but chuckle at the absurdity of it all! When he insisted it was a serious situation concerning my broadband, I just kept laughing. Eventually, I told him I worked for an organisation that deals exclusively with scammers and that I could actually see his information. I pretended I was looking at him through the webcam on his laptop. You should have seen the look on his face - he was none too pleased, especially when I remarked that his microphone was so outdated it could belong to my grandmother! In truth, I couldn’t see a thing, but he was completely taken in by my little ruse. Turns out these scammers are quite the amateur hour. For those who aren't aware, do be cautious of this number; they’re definitely up to no good!

Earlier this afternoon at around 3pm, I received a call from this number. An Asian gentleman was on the line, trying to convince me that my broadband had contracted a virus, which apparently was the reason for its sluggishness! When I probed further about his employer, he dropped names like Sky, BT, and Virgin among others. However, when I pressed him to confirm who the account holder was, he fumbled and said, “I think it's in a lady's name.” I made it crystal clear that if he truly represented any of those companies, he would have all the accurate information at his fingertips, rather than relying on vague guesses. He seemed to lose his confidence, became flustered, and promptly terminated the call! Everyone, do stay vigilant!

Received a rather peculiar call today. When I inquired about how he managed to access my computer, he cheekily remarked that it was informing him it had a remarkably dim-witted owner! Well, I suppose I can just chuckle and move on from that one!

Is it possible for us to notify the police about this phone call?

Received a call earlier from some bloke insisting my computer was all messed up, had a right laugh! Told him to do one!

I received a call from this number at half eleven, but when I answered, there was no one there. I've discovered that when these mysterious calls come through, it’s most effective to inquire about their company name, the individual’s name, and a number I can use to return the call. Whenever they request my name, I usually respond with, 'Surely you must have that information since you’re the one who rang me, why don’t you share it?' This tactic tends to discourage most unidentified callers!

I had a call from this number earlier today. We've been facing quite a few issues with our SKY internet recently, so I initially presumed it might be Sky calling. The bloke on the other end asked if the broadband account was in my name, to which I replied that it was under my husband's name but he wasn’t around at the moment. I mentioned I'd grab my son, seeing as he's quite the whiz with tech, but before I could even finish my thought, he cut the line. I did a 1471 and found these warnings, so I really appreciate the heads-up!

I received a rather dubious phone call earlier today from some bloke claiming to be from my internet provider. When I asked him which provider he represented, he promptly ended the call. It's quite apparent they’re up to no good, possibly trying to infect computers with malware to pilfer bank information. I really wish we could track down their address and report them to the authorities, including the police and immigration, to put a stop to these scoundrels.