01132082081
TimeLine☎️ 01132082081 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 113208 with a prefix of 0113. The area code 0113 originates from Leeds.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01132082081
- Internet issue reported on computerApr
2015Received suspicious call about computerMar
2015Suspicious computer company scam callMar
2015Received silent calls, blocked numberMar
2015Aggressive scam caller about computersMar
2015Scammer impersonating police, bewareMar
2015Scam call, don't share informationMar
2015Various calls with silence, disconnects.Mar
2015Receiving silent calls; CPS activatedMar
2015Leeds phone number may be scamMar
2015Scammer, thief, dishonest individualMar
2015Fake Microsoft tech support scamMar
2015Caller made racist, virus threatMar
2015Warning about potential scam callerMar
2015Scam caller trying to compromise computerMar
2015Unsolicited computer call from SimonMar
2015Rings, no one answers. FrustratingMar
2015Calls but doesn't leave messageMar
2015Suspicious call about corrupted fileMar
2015Number Of Searches: 150 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 02 March 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aughton(North Yorkshire), Grange Hill(Essex), Lintzgarth(Durham), Meltonby(North Yorkshire) and Stepaside(Cornwall).
01132082081 has 19 comments of which 10 x neutral and 8 x negative and 1 x positive
01132082081 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01132082081 👆 is reported as a persistent scam caller targeting computer users, often claiming to be from well-known tech companies or police. The caller alleges issues with your computer, such as corrupted files or slow performance, and attempts to persuade you to visit a suspicious website or run harmful software. Calls frequently involve aggressive or evasive behaviour when questioned, with some callers using foreign accents and refusing to identify their company clearly. Many recipients report silent calls, abrupt hang-ups, or rude responses if challenged. It is strongly advised not to engage or provide any personal information, and to report the number as a scam to protect yourself.
Reports on phone number 01132082081
11 yearsClaimed there was an issue with the internet connection on my laptop.11 yearsThis number phoned me too. Some bloke with a weird accent said my computer was running a bit slow when I used it and claimed he was from some tech support offering to help fix it. When I asked which company he was with, he just said “that’s all you’re getting” and then abruptly hung up.11 yearsI received a rather suspicious call from this number. The caller claimed to be from a tech firm that supposedly collaborates with Microsoft and others. They went on about some error report they were seeing on their end. When they tried to guide me through accessing my computer and instructed me to press specific keys, I challenged their claims. I inquired how they could possibly have information I was oblivious to, and mentioned that I would be reporting their dubious call. To my surprise, the person on the other end responded with blatant arrogance, laughed, and then abruptly ended the call. Quite unprofessional, if you ask me!Microsoft11 yearsI received two calls from this number in one single day. I answered the first call, but it was silent on the other line - no one responded at all. The second time, I decided not to answer and promptly blocked the number. Odd experience, to say the least!11 yearsJust had a dodgy phone call about my computer. They kicked off by saying "this isn't a scam," but then started mentioning Apple Macs and claiming to be "the computer company." When I asked for a telephone number and their company registration number, he just talked over me, getting all defensive. I could sense the aggression in his tone, so I decided to cut the call short. Definitely feels like a scam to me!Apple11 yearsThey pretended to be from the police and insisted I give them access to my computer because it supposedly had a virus. Total scam!11 yearsThey’re attempting to persuade you to link your computer to their site under the guise of helping to rectify supposed errors that are affecting your system's performance. However, as soon as we suggested they reach out to our IT support team instead, they hung up without hesitation. It’s all a complete con-best to steer clear and refrain from sharing any personal details.11 yearsThis number has called me a couple of times. Sometimes there's nothing but silence before it suddenly cuts to the dial tone and a voice says the caller has ended the call. Other times, no one talks but I can faintly hear background noise, maybe some sort of call centre. Then it hangs up again. When I try calling back, it just keeps ringing without picking up. Really annoying!11 yearsI've been receiving persistent calls from this number, but every time I answer, it's silent on the other end. I've already set up a Call Prevention Service.11 yearsThis telephone number appears to originate from Leeds. I'm getting a strong whiff of a potential scam here. Is there anyone who can shed some light on which company it might belong to? Cheers!Leeds11 yearsGot a call from some total scammer saying my PC was infected with a virus. To make it worse, the bloke started dropping racist remarks. Proper rude!11 yearsThat deceitful little rascal is nothing but a common fraudster!11 yearstoday this number rang me and some bloke on the other end said he was from microsoft, saying there was some issue with my pc. honestly, microsoft wouldn't ring you up like that, plus they dont even have my number saved. i could tell straight away it was a scam.Microsoft12 yearsAVOID THIS CALL AT ALL COSTS!!! TOTAL SCAM ARTIST!!! I received a call from 'Jack', who spoke with a Pakistani accent, representing a so-called Quick Solutions team from a bustling call centre. He attempted to convince me that my computer contained corrupted or damaged files, enticing me to visit www.121techhelp.com for a supposed fix. He even detailed instructions on how to access the site by pressing the Windows key and 'R', suggesting I follow along. Though I wasn’t at my computer, I feigned compliance to keep him occupied. If you fall for this sketchy website, be warned: you’ll be prompted to download some dodgy software that can jeopardise your entire system!JackQuick Solutions121techhelp. com12 yearsAvoid answering this number! It’s a total scam! A bloke calling himself ‘Jack’ with a strong Pakistani accent rang me claiming to be from some call centre called Quick Solutions. He kept saying my computer had corrupt files and pushed me to go to some suspicious website (#]12ttechhelpi###). He even tried to explain how to open the website by pressing the Windows key and 'R', but I wasn’t near my PC so I just pretended I was doing it to throw him off. That dodgy site apparently asks you to download and run a file, which I suspect puts your computer at serious risk. Don’t fall for it!JackQuick Solutions12 yearsI’m in the same boat; the phone keeps ringing, yet there’s nobody at the other end. Quite baffling, really!12 yearsI received an unexpected call from someone named Simon, chatting away about computers. I mentioned that I don't own one, and then abruptly hung up on him.Simon12 yearsCalls me repeatedly but fails to leave a voicemail.12 yearsI received a call from a lady with a distinctly Asian accent who claimed that my file was corrupted. She represented a firm that purportedly specializes in resolving such issues.Submit Your Own Report (0113 208 2081)
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