01142737210
☎️ 01142737210 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 114273 with a prefix of 0114. The area code 0114 originates from Sheffield.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01142737210
- Warning about Microsoft support scamApr
2018Suspicion of TPS list saleMar
2018Scam call from "Microsoft" 01142737210Mar
2018Frustrated with unwanted phone callsMar
2018Call from fake Microsoft technicianMar
2018Reported missed call, number blockedMar
2018Threatened and researched unidentified numberMar
2018Unsolicited call, no computer, hung upMar
2018Microsoft scammer responded with angerMar
2018Scam call - Microsoft Windows repairMar
2018Scammer with accent, persistent inquiriesMar
2018Rebuffed call from suspected scamMar
2018Microsoft scam phone call avoidedMar
2018Received scam call from "Dan."Mar
2018Possible scam from fake MicrosoftMar
2018Caller impersonating tech support, recurring scamFeb
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2018Frustrated with Microsoft scam callFeb
2018suspected scam call from "Microsoft"Feb
2018Stop the constant silent callsFeb
2018Received scam call, reported incidentFeb
2018Deceive scammers to waste timeFeb
2018Fraudulent Microsoft call, recognized and disconnectedFeb
2018Suspected scam call, no messageFeb
2018Ignore and question caller's parentageFeb
2018Caller pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2018Grateful for other reports clarificationFeb
2018Unidentified call blocked, no infoFeb
2018Calls from TPS-registered number annoyingFeb
2018Received scam call impersonating MicrosoftFeb
2018Warning: beware of scam callsFeb
2018Awareness of Microsoft scam callsFeb
2018Blocked number after receiving callsFeb
2018Scam call from "Dan."Feb
2018Received silent call, no messageFeb
2018Man claiming Microsoft computer problemsFeb
2018Unexpected silent phone call experiencedFeb
2018Unknown unsolicited call during internet harassmentFeb
2018Received persistent scam phone callFeb
2018Persistent remote assistance request from callerFeb
2018User received silent phone callFeb
2018Scam phone call from 'Harry Smith'Feb
2018Ignored Microsoft scam call, blockedFeb
2018Early morning call center hangupFeb
2018Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2018Tech support scam call, be waryFeb
2018Persistent early morning scam callsFeb
2018Frustrated by unwanted callsFeb
2018Received unclear phone call, disconnectedFeb
2018Received silent call, hung upFeb
2018Pranked fake Microsoft tech support callerFeb
2018possible tech support scam callFeb
2018Received scam call impersonating MicrosoftFeb
2018Aggressive scam call from someoneFeb
2018Warning about suspicious Microsoft callFeb
2018Criticism of Microsoft's ethicsFeb
2018Questioning validity of unidentified callerFeb
2018Received scam call from "Microsoft"Feb
2018Received annoying hang-up callFeb
2018Number Of Searches: 453 Number Of Comments: 56 First Seen: 14 February 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Gagingwell(Oxfordshire) and Little Thetford(Cambridgeshire).
01142737210 has 56 comments of which 29 x negative and 27 x neutral
01142737210 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01142737210 👆 is reported as a persistent Microsoft technical support scam originating from callers with predominantly Asian accents, frequently using aggressive or deceptive tactics to gain access to computers. Callers often claim urgent issues or hacking threats, pressuring recipients to interact or reveal personal details. Multiple reports note calls despite Telephone Preference Service registration, with some featuring silent pauses or abrupt disconnections. The number is associated with repeated nuisance calls and intimidation, targeting vulnerable individuals. Attempts to verify caller legitimacy are met with evasive or hostile responses. Users strongly advise against engaging or providing any access, recommending blocking the number and reporting suspicious activity. Authorities and phone providers face calls for tighter regulations to prevent such harassment and protect consumers effectively.
Reports on phone number 01142737210
8 yearsBeware of calls from Microsoft claiming to fix your computer - they are trying to scam you! Never give them any info or let them get into your device. Keep your details safe and hang up immediately!Microsoft8 yearsI’m starting to think maybe the TPS no-call list got leaked or sold, because both our number and my in-laws’ are on there, yet these telemarketers keep ringing us back to back, then ringing the in-laws, then back to us again - it’s like nonstop!8 yearsPicked up the home phone and the line just went silent after a few seconds. Really tired of getting these annoying calls. The area code shows Sheffield but I’m pretty sure it’s not from there!Sheffield8 yearsGot a call from 01142737210, picked up and all I heard was silence. Looked it up here and found out it's a "Microsoft" scam number. Bit annoyed 'cause my phone through Virgin Media doesn’t have a way to block calls like this.MicrosoftVirgin Media8 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Isaac, an Asian guy, saying he was from Microsoft’s tech support asking if I used the PC. I just ended the call straight away. Then he called back right away, wondering why I hung up and carried on with the same story. I asked for some sort of proof that he really worked for Microsoft and where his office was located. Suddenly, he claimed he worked for MI6 and then quickly hung up on me.IsaacMicrosoftMI68 yearsI had a rather unpleasant exchange with a bloke claiming to be from Microsoft. He got a tad aggressive when I called him out on his nonsense. Absolutely ridiculous!Microsoft8 yearsThis number just popped up with a missed call for me. After looking it up here, I went ahead and blocked it. Seriously, when will the phone companies and govt sort this mess out and put an end to these annoying calls?8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, said there was an issue with my PC and asked me to hit the windows key. I tried to ask some questions, but he ended up swearing at me and just cut the call. Very rude!Microsoft8 yearsGot a random call today from someone with an Asian accent, claiming there was a problem with my Microsoft account. I told them I don’t own a computer and just ended the call straight away.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from a man who sounded Asian, said his name was Issac. He was talking about my computer but I quickly clocked it was a scam. I told him I don’t even own a pc, but he kept going on like “you don’t have a laptop or computer?” I told him again, no. Then he asked if I had any device at all, I’d already said no a few times and then he just cut the call.Isaac8 yearsI didn’t pick up when the phone rang, but I decided to check the number here first. When I called back to warn them I’d report it, guess what? The number wasn’t valid at all! Honestly, there should be laws against faking numbers and bothering folks like this. Such a pain.8 yearsGot a call from an Asian bloke saying there were issues with my computer and I needed to check it out. I just told him to bugger off since I could tell it was one of those scams. Then he told me to get lost and ended the call. Strange encounter!8 yearsJust got a call from an Asian bloke a couple of minutes ago, claiming to be from Microsoft. He asked if I was the one who owns my computer. I told him, "You're calling about a problem, but you don't even know anything about my computer." He then mentioned something about it breaking and losing all my stuff, and before I could say anything else, he hung up.Microsoft8 yearsThis morning some bloke called saying he was from Microsoft, called himself Dan or something. Just like the others, I ended up hanging up on him.DanMicrosoft8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft, but I reckon it was a scam. They tried to sell me something and kept pushing, but I wasn’t having any of it. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.Microsoft8 yearsHad a man with an Asian accent ring saying he was from Microsoft, claiming there was an issue with my computer (not the first time I’ve had a call like this), then he just hung up. Why is it so hard to catch these lot? They’ve obviously been using that number for ages. Surely there should be some rule making BT hand over details to the police on who’s behind these calls and where they’re coming from. To the folks running this site, have you ever reached out to MPs or BT about cracking down on these scams? Recording all these calls is pointless if nothing ever changes.MicrosoftBT8 yearsGot a call from a guy, sounded Asian and said he worked for Microsoft. He kept asking who owned our PC, threatening to block it if I didn’t answer. I just told him he must think I’m daft and hung up on him.SaidMicrosoft8 yearsJust came across yet another dodgy Microsoft scammer! I honestly couldn't believe it - I was fuming and had to put my phone down in frustration.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Microsoft about an issue I supposedly had. This was actually the second time in a few days, and the last one came through ridiculously early at 7:45 in the morning! I hung up straight away before he could ask anything - probably for the best really!Microsoft8 yearsGot a call early at around 8.40am from a man with an Asian accent claiming Microsoft had passed on my number because my computer was supposedly at risk. I told him I don’t even own a computer, which seemed to confuse him a bit. He kept saying my computer was in danger (funny, coming from him!). I asked him to remove my number since I’m ex-directory and on the TPS list, but I think it was pointless, probably just random calls. Then he abruptly ended the call on me.MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service8 yearsThey really should quit calling an elderly woman all the time and then not saying a word. There ought to be a heavy fine for this kind of behaviour. Would they treat their own mums like that, I wonder?8 yearsPick up the phone and just waffle on a bit, might help stop someone else falling for these scammy lot while you're chatting. I even grabbed a cuppa and had a quick bathroom break during the call, you know how it goes. Would be cool to see the funniest stories shared here!8 yearsI got a call from a lady with an Asian accent, saying she was from Microsoft. She told me hackers were attempting to get into my PC, which was pretty worrying. What freaked me out was that she knew my name even though I’m listed ex-directory. I realised it was a scam pretty quickly and just ended the call.Microsoft8 yearsGlad I saw the other reviews, otherwise I might have picked up!8 yearsIf you get a ring from any of those muppets, just ask if their mum is aware of what they’re up to.8 yearsI've had calls from this number a couple of times even though I'm on the TPS list. Honestly, if I answer a call and there's nothing but silence for about 10 seconds, I just hang up. Most likely it's one of those call centre systems trying to connect the call to an agent.Telephone Preference Service8 yearsReceived a call earlier today, yet they chose not to drop a message. Makes one ponder, doesn’t it? Clearly seems like yet another dodgy scheme going on!8 yearsMy call blocker kicked in and stopped the call, but they never bothered to say who they were. Makes me wonder what their deal was.8 yearsJust like others here, I received a call this morning before 9am from a man with an Asian accent pretending to be from Microsoft. He said he needed to access my PC to sort out some issues. Since I work in IT, I decided to mess with him a little, asking things that clearly caught him off guard. Eventually, he got annoyed and started threatening that Microsoft would cancel my licences since my computer supposedly wasn’t authorised - complete rubbish really. Then he hung up abruptly. Typical fraud attempt. Seriously, don’t let these scammers near your computer!Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from this number early in the morning twice already, so I went ahead and blocked it.8 yearsSome bloke called saying I had an issue with Microsoft. I told him he was chatting rubbish and ended the call. Then he phoned again, oddly using the name of the old owners from this place, who left like 20 years ago! He was proper rude after that. I just hung up and haven’t heard from him since. He said his name was Dan, by the way.MicrosoftDan8 yearsGot a call where no one said a word. Pretty weird!8 yearsGot a call with no one speaking on the other end. Strange.8 yearsI was getting some weird calls from a number I didn't know, right when someone was bothering me online. It was pretty strange that both happened at once.8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Microsoft, telling me my computer had issues. Seemed fishy to me.Microsoft8 yearsThey kept ringing me up insisting I get on my computer and let them take control.8 yearsAt 9 in the morning, I got a phone call from 01142737210. The caller kept telling me I’d been receiving messages on my laptop or something. I immediately thought it sounded fishy. When I said that, he just kept repeating my first name nonstop, trying to shut me up. I requested he take my number off his list and never call again, but he ignored me and carried on talking. I hung up. Before I could block the number, he rang again. This time, I firmly told him to stop calling, hung up, and quickly blocked the number. Since he knew my name, I guess this is from some sold list or something.8 yearsGot a call, but no one said a word. Super weird.8 yearsGot a call at like 7:40 in the morning from a woman with an Asian accent claiming to be from Windows tech support. I was a bit suspicious because it was a UK number. Surely the police could shut these scam lines down? Told her she wasn’t legit and just ended the call.8 yearsGot a call from 08.20 claiming to be from 'Microsoft Support' about some problem with my PC. Didn't even bother talking, just hit block straight away.8 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent called me, said his name was Harry Smith, and told me my computer had some kind of fault. I told him it was working perfectly fine, and even made him hang around for ages while I pretended to check it. Spoiler: I didn’t check anything! When I hung up, he kept ringing me back like he thought I was daft or something! What a cheek!Harry Smith8 yearsSo this bloke, sounded Asian, kept telling me my laptop had some big problem. I told him I’m not bothered, it was about half past seven in the morning! Guess what? He rang me like 5 times after that. Totally annoying!8 yearsWoke up to a call from 081 at 4 in the morning, heard someone talking in the background like a call centre. Then they just cut off without a word. Strange.8 yearsToday, I got a call from someone with a thick Asian accent, insisting they were from Microsoft. I told them I use a Mac, and without missing a beat, they said they could sort that out as well! It was pretty clear he was just trying too hard, but seriously, Microsoft helping with a Mac? Nah, doesn’t add up.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from this number but nobody picked up when I answered. It’s really annoying, especially since I've been getting loads of calls like this lately and it’s starting to feel a bit like harassment.8 yearsGot a call from this number earlier today but no one said anything, so I just ended the call.8 yearsthis morning got a call from someone saying they were from microsoft support about some problem with windows on my computer. i kept talking for a few mins and then told her i actually have an apple and don’t use windows at all, so not sure why they were ringing me. ended up wasting her time a bit i guess!Microsoft8 yearsI picked up and this guy with a thick Asian accent talked for maybe 10 seconds but I couldnt make out a single word, then he just hung up on me. Really weird.8 yearsGot a call out of the blue accusing me of problems with my PC, total scam!8 yearsGot a call this morning at 7:42 from someone claiming to be Microsoft. Definitely felt like a scam to me.Microsoft8 yearsi got a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft saying there was a problem with my PC. when i tried to stop them or said no, they got really rude and started swearing at me, all with an asian accent. obviously a scam, so i just blocked the number straight away.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft, total rubbish! Definitely a scam.Microsoft8 yearsHaha, they’re from Microsoft or something, right? Just question their ethics a bit and they vanish quick enough. Whenever I put my details in for a quote or a trade, without fail, my info gets passed around straight away. Absolutely ridiculous.Microsoft8 yearsgot a call from a guy with an asian accent saying he was from m/soff, insisting my computer had some kind of issue and he could fix it. i told him he was the actual problem and ended the call quickly. these scammers are such a pain, is there seriously no way to block calls from private or withheld numbers for good?8 yearssome bloke who said his name was daniel rang me, sounded asian and claimed he was from microsoft. i quickly cut him off with a “yeah, right, you’re not!” and ended the call. i could hear loads of noise in the background, like a busy call centre or something. classic scam stuff, really.DanielMicrosoft8 yearsGot a call from this number earlier today, but they just ended it straight away. Proper irritating!Submit Your Own Report (0114 273 7210)
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