0114451095

I've had a couple of voicemails on my answering machine lately reminding me to call in regarding my case number. This has happened twice just in the past couple of days!

I've been receiving calls from this number nearly every single day, sometimes even twice in a row! The bloke on the other end, who goes by Mark, insists on chatting despite my repeated explanations that I don't own a computer. It's quite vexing, particularly since my husband is not in the best of health and struggles to answer the phone when I'm not around.

Some bloke from Microsoft told me to hit Windows R, so I messsed about with them for like 20 minutes. Had a laugh winding those muppets up before finally saying I’m not daft enough to fall for their rubbish. What a load of tossers.

I received a call reminiscent of the one Anne mentioned. The woman introduced herself as Susan. I struggled to grasp what she was saying, and she had to explain her reason for calling not once, not twice, but three times due to her strong accent. She claimed there was an issue with my computer. I firmly told her it was nothing but a ruse, and that she was misleading me with her false claims. I made it clear I wasn’t interested in continuing the conversation and promptly hung up.

Got a call from an Indian lady claiming my computer was full of errors. Asked her how on earth she knew that, had she hacked into it or something? Played along for a minute, then got fed up and told her to bugger off. Not long after, another call came through from 01340074494, another woman with an Indian accent saying the first had transferred the call to her. This time I lost my temper and warned her I’d report their scam and that I wasn't falling for it. Seems to have done the trick - haven’t had any more calls since.

This number keeps ringing me non-stop, always blaming some 'issue with your PC'. Every time I try to call them out, they just lash out with loads of rude language!

Didn’t pick up the call but tried ringing back and it just said "number not found". Reading what others have said, I’m happy I ignored it.

No clue who that was. They just dropped the call right after I answered. Honestly, they'd deserve a good knocking! (themselves, not me!)

Got a call from Michael claiming to be from Microsoft, once more. Honestly, they must be getting some results or they wouldn’t keep up this ridiculous act. It’s beyond me how anyone can do this without feeling a shred of guilt. Sometimes I wonder if old-fashioned justice might be the only answer!

A gentleman with an accent from overseas reached out to inform us that our computer was plagued with significant issues. At that moment, we decided to cut the call short and say goodbye! :)

Received a dodgy call claiming there was an issue with my laptop. The bloke on the line - clearly with an Indian accent - insisted I jump on my computer straight away. He mentioned he was phoning from London, but I didn’t buy it for a second. Total scam!

Some idiot tried the exact same computer scan on me. He claimed his office controlled all computers or something. I just blocked him instantly.

Got a call from an Indian woman who was really pushy, insisting I switch on my computer (which was already on) so she could fix supposed technical faults flagged by the central server for Windows 8.1 and XP - but I've got Windows 10! She claimed to have my Windows licence number, which I seriously doubt. Watch out, she’s quite convincing and even said Microsoft never contacts customers directly when I mentioned I’d reach out to them about any problems!

This bloke said he was from Microsoft tech support. He only dropped the call after I mentioned a piece from PC Advisor about those Microsoft phone scams.

I’d really appreciate it if these bothersome calls would just stop. They’re becoming quite a nuisance!

I just put the phone down right after I answered it.

My phone buzzed three times before abruptly cutting off. I looked up the number and discovered it was 0114451095. This isn’t the first time I’ve received a call from them; they always claim they're here to help with 'issues' regarding my laptop! Definitely a scam!

Scammers posing as Microsoft's tech support from India.

I've got the poor soul on the line still waiting while I’m tapping this out! He’s been rambling on for a solid 40 minutes now. He claimed to be from Microsoft, insisting there were issues with my computer that he could sort out. I went along with his spiel, pretending to access a website that would grant him remote control of my laptop. Then I suddenly exclaimed, "Oh hang on, there's someone at the door!" After a leisurely two minutes, I popped back on the line, apologising profusely, “so sorry... I've got a bit of a family kerfuffle; just need one more minute.” I then feigned an imaginary row with my kids and their father, letting him hear the ruckus of the “family drama” unfold. Honestly, it was a struggle not to burst into laughter (I reckon I deserve an award for my acting skills!). Please, whatever you do, don't fall for the trick and give these scoundrels remote access to your computer!

I just received a rather dubious call from this number. Curiosity got the better of me since I used to reside in Sheffield. The chap on the other end, sporting an accent that wasn’t from around these parts, claimed to be calling from Microsoft. He introduced himself as Carrel and said he was in London. I didn’t hold back and told him he was affiliated with a deceitful, dishonest enterprise and that I’d make sure to file a complaint. His cheeky retort? “Go on then. Your computer’s about to crash.” Quite the nerve! 😒

I asked, "Which company are you ringing from?" and he kept saying, "The Technical Dept." I kept asking the same question to try and catch him out. Then he asked if I spoke English. I said yes, it’s my first language, but I found it hard to understand all the pointless repeating from someone who didn't seem to listen properly. I even offered to say the question again if he liked. After that, he just hung up.

Monday, 31st May I could hear some sort of commotion on the line, sounding like a row was unfolding, so I decided to hang up!

Got a call from some bloke sayin he can fix viruses on my PC. I use Stopzilla, so no viruses here. I just told him to buzz off.

Got a call from a guy with a heavy Indian accent who said his name was Brian, claiming my computer had some kinda issue. I couldn’t help but laugh right away when he dropped that name. Then he told me to buzz off in a pretty rude way! Absolutely wild.

Received a rather unsettling phone call earlier today from a chap named Max, representing a company called "Online Track Guide." He mentioned something about an "issue with your computer." We informed him that we are affiliated with PRS and would be reporting them. Despite our clear warning, he proceeded to persist with his spiel, and eventually, we had no choice but to terminate the call. Quite the nuisance, I must say!

011445 called me, some asian woman said my computer had a virus. when i asked her a few questions she told me to bugger off, not very polite!

Got a call today on the bank holiday but my phone’s call blocker stopped it from getting through.

got a call from some asian bloke pretending to be from tech support saying my computer was in trouble! total scam on bank holiday monday around 4:40 pm. i just told him to buzz off since i knew it wasnt legit!

I mentioned to him that my spouse works in the police force and expressed a desire for him to have a word with me... And just like that, he cut the line!

Tech support calls again - typical phone scam as always!

I received a phone call from overseas, likely from India. Oddly enough, the number appeared to be from Sheffield! They claimed there was an issue with my computer. I’m certain this is a scam. I see no reason to think any differently!

Rang me twice and then hung up-definitely a nuisance call!

We had a call on our home phone around half past four this afternoon, but they didn’t leave any message. Quite curious, really!

Received a call at precisely 1:20 pm today. We chose not to pick up, but the caller mentioned she would be ringing back shortly.

Got a call from some dodgy individual claiming to be tech support from overseas. Definitely a scammer trying to pull a fast one!