01156326983
TimeLine☎️ 01156326983 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0115. The area code 0115 originates from Nottingham.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01156326983
- Funny call with accent confusionMar
2014ISP scam call dismissed quicklyMar
2014Suspicious call for computer accessMar
2014Scam call, annoying, hang upMar
2014Received scam call; confronted callerMar
2014Scam call about computer virusMar
2014Beware of computer access scamsMar
2014Stop money scammers immediately, pleaseMar
2014It's a scam, avoid communicationMar
2014Fake call from foreign numberMar
2014Potential hacker soliciting computer accessMar
2014Suspicious call pretending to assistMar
2014Received abusive call, retaliated loudlyMar
2014Unprofessional and abusive caller warningMar
2014Silence, abuse; need to reportMar
2014User meant "money," not "ment."Mar
2014Scam call, reported, unhelpful TPSMar
2014Received similar call at 11:48Mar
2014Suspicious call from broadband scammerMar
2014Scam warning; invalid phone numberMar
2014Beware of scam calls, folksMar
2014Telemarketer scam, authority inaction criticizedMar
2014Received prank call about broadbandMar
2014Disgraceful verbal assault, Trace caller!Mar
2014Caller was rude and disrespectfulMar
2014Scam call from Indian accentMar
2014Suspicious call from alleged technicianMar
2014Received scam call from "James."Mar
2014Indian caller threatened, scared userMar
2014Indian scam call claiming BTMar
2014Beware of computer scam callsMar
2014Register with Telephone Preference ServiceMar
2014Suspicious call from "Tom" endedMar
2014Received multiple calls, avoiding nowMar
2014Suspicious tech support scam callMar
2014Suspicious call, hangs up quicklyMar
2014Suspicious tech support phone scamMar
2014Scam call, entertaining response, disconnectMar
2014Scam call providing computer accessMar
2014Number seems suspicious and nonexistentMar
2014Suspicious broadband tech support callMar
2014Received unwanted broadband scam callMar
2014Scam caller hung up on meMar
2014Scam call from fake technicianMar
2014Rude caller asking for assistanceMar
2014Scam call about non-existent issuesMar
2014Scam call about broadband issuesMar
2014Suspicious call about computer issuesMar
2014Called but didn't leave messageFeb
2014Didn't leave a messageFeb
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 50 First Seen: 09 February 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Middleton Scriven(Shropshire), Nether Dysart(Angus), Pound Bank(Worcestershire), Quags Corner(West Sussex) and Welham(Somerset).
01156326983 has 50 comments of which 20 x negative and 29 x neutral and 1 x positive
01156326983 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01156326983 👆 is reported as a persistent scam phone number, often using fake claims of virus infections or broadband issues to trick recipients into granting computer access. Callers frequently have strong Indian accents and pose as technical support from various broadband providers without specifying legitimate companies. Many users experienced rude or abusive behaviour when rejecting the calls, which commonly ended when questioned or challenged. The number sometimes appears invalid or untraceable, adding to suspicions. Victims who complied risked financial loss or malware infections, with warnings urging immediate disconnection and no engagement. It is advised to ignore calls from this number, avoid providing personal or computer access details, and report the incidents to the Telephone Preference Service and Information Commissioner's Office to help combat such fraud.
Reports on phone number 01156326983
13 yearsSome muppet rang me up saying he was "brim in hand" - yeah right, trying to say Birmingham obviously. I decided to humour him and kept grilling him with questions, then suddenly his proper accent kicked in and he dropped the name HARRY WILSON 😆. Honestly, ARRY, this is too much - then he just slammed the phone down on me! 😠 Can't wait for whoever dares call next 😂.BRIMBIRMINGHAMHARRY WILSONHarry13 yearsWe had a call like that too - the person said they were from the ISP's tech team and claimed our laptop was infected with a virus. We didn’t fall for it and cut them off pretty quickly.13 yearsGot a call from someone wanting to sort out my internet speed by accessing my computer. Sounded a bit dodgy to me.13 yearsLike some others here, I got a call from this place on 29/03/14, saying my computer had viruses. I asked how they knew that, and the bloke claimed he saw it through my ISP number on his screen. I'm no tech expert but that sounded dodgy to me - he even gave me the wrong ISP number. I kept him chatting without sharing anything, just to wind him up a bit. After a while, he lost his temper, calling me an idiot who thinks he knows it all, then started swearing. That’s when I told him enough and hung up. Earlier on, I’d had a similar call claiming they could speed my computer up - obviously a scam. I’m signed up to the TPS but it doesn’t stop these annoying calls at all. People could get really bothered by this kind of caller, so my tip is just to end the call quickly.Telephone Preference Service13 yearsThis number rang me up earlier, guy sounded Indian but was hard to catch what he was blabbering about. He mentioned something about my computer being infected with a virus, which is utter rubbish since I run solid antivirus protection. When I told him that, he just started yelling "what... what... what" down the line like a right tosser. Definitely a scam and proper nuisances all round.13 yearsBeware of this number, it’s definitely a scam. I made the mistake of letting them guide me to check my computer because they claimed there were viruses. Something felt off the whole time though. Don’t let them get into your device, it’s a total con.13 yearsSome bloke rang up asking about my internet and computer setup. I’ve heard of this sort of call before, but the number was usually hidden till now. When I told him it was all fine and asked him not to call back, he paused then tried to argue. I stopped him straight away, told him I knew it was a scam and once again to stop ringing me. He then swore at me and kept pushing, so I just ended the call. Hasn’t called back in the last 20 minutes.13 yearsThese dodgy money scammers really should be put to a stop, they’re a nightmare!13 yearsAbsolutely a scam, best to ignore and not engage with them at all.13 yearsI just got a call from this number, some bloke asking if my computer had viruses and said he could sort it out. When I told him I was busy and couldn’t log on, he hung up straight away. Sounds dodgy, watch out, might be some scammers!13 yearsThis number keeps ringing me, but I don’t think it’s even real. The person on the line had an Indian accent. When I said I wasn't waiting for any calls, I just ended the call. They really need to get their act together.13 yearsThis number just called me claiming to be from my internet provider's tech support. I asked who they were exactly, and he rattled off a few names, but none matched my actual provider, so I ended the call. He said every time I go online, their system flags viruses on my device and offered to help sort it out, but it seemed fishy to me.13 yearsgot another call from this lot just now, and it was full of insults and rude words. i reckon he’s not having such a laugh now, cos i blew a referee’s whistle right into the phone - bet he’s feeling that ringing for a good bit!13 yearsThis number just rang me again, no one spoke and then it turned into swearing. I seriously think this number should be reported!!!13 yearsThis number called me earlier. I said I wasn’t interested but then they rang again and the woman on the line started swearing at me, calling me horrible names and shouting. Proper rude. Avoid answering if this number rings you.13 yearsOh, I definitely meant money! ;-)13 yearsI got called at 11:48 this morning on 11 March 2014, same number as mentioned above.13 yearsReceived a call just like this one. It was my partner who answered and told them to ring back later - and sure enough, they did. I recorded the whole thing just in case. Don’t bother with the TPS, they won’t do anything because it’s clearly a scam aiming to rob you of your cash.TPS13 yearsI got a call from some bloke saying he was from my broadband’s tech support. When I asked for his name, he just ended the call straight away!13 yearsHeads up, this looks like one of those dodgy scams tryin to get into your computer. Just hang up and don’t click or say anything. Plus, the number they’re callin from doesn’t even seem legit.13 yearsGot a ring from these lot today. I said no thanks straight away, then phoned up my internet company who confirmed it was a dodgy call trying to nab my info. Watch out everyone!13 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from my internet provider, went by the name 'John' or something. I asked which company he was from, and as soon as I said that, he hung up on me. It's crazy how the authorities let this slip, surely they have the number and could track these lot down and deal with them properly.John13 yearsJust had someone call me up saying my internet was terrible, which is rubbish coz I live miles from anywhere and it’s pretty decent here. Then the bloke goes on about my laptop being slow, as if he can actually tell over the phone! I told him to piss off and stop wasting my time. He dropped the call straight away, not sure what his problem was.13 yearsThey called me and when I asked them to say who they were again, they just went off on me saying 'what’s wrong with your voice, you f***ing b**ch' and then hung up. Honestly, this is shocking behaviour. This number needs to be blocked and whoever owns it should be tracked down and held responsible for such abusive language. Imagine if an elderly person had been on the other end? Properly disgraceful.13 yearsI got a call moments ago and when I asked the bloke to say who he was again, he went and called me a f***ing b**ch. Totally disgusting behaviour.13 yearsThis number called me too, some bloke with a strong Indian accent. He began with some friendly small talk and claimed to be from ‘technical support for broadband’ but never mentioned which provider. After asking if my PC was working alright, I told him everything was fine and then suddenly he just hung up. Definitely felt like a dodgy scam call!13 yearsSome bloke with an Indian accent rang me, said his name was Tom and claimed to be from my internet providers’ tech support. But as soon as I asked him which company he was from, he just cut the call straight away. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.Tom13 yearsI got a ring from someone called “James” with a really thick Asian accent claiming to be from Technical Connection. He started off with a “Good morning, how are you?” bit. I ended the call pretty quick and looked this company up afterwards. Turns out it was just another scam. Glad I didn’t get sucked in.James13 yearsOn 04/03/14 at about 7:32pm, I got a call from a man with an Indian accent wanting to chat about my internet service. I told him I was busy and couldn't talk. Instead of hanging up, he yelled "GO TO HELL" at me. I thought he'd just end the call, but he stayed on the line. I asked "What now?" and he just said "OK" before finally hanging up. Honestly, it freaked me out a bit how he said that and waited for me to say something back.13 yearsGot four calls in the last day, all at different times, but each one just went dead when I answered. When I rang the number back, it said it wasn’t valid or something. Weird situation, so I’m just gonna ignore it from now on.13 yearsJust got one of those calls not long ago. Heads up, a mate of mine got caught out by these lot. They told him his PC was full of viruses, then somehow got control of it and ended up putting more bugs on it. After that, they asked for over a hundred quid to sort it. In the end, he had no choice but to bring it to a proper tech shop to get it cleaned up.13 yearsI forgot to mention, make sure you’re signed up with the Telephone Preference Service at http://www.tpsonline.org.uk/tps/index.html. If you’re still getting calls after that, check out the "Still getting calls" section. Also, don’t hesitate to report these to the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) - the more complaints they get, the more they’ll take notice.Telephone Preference ServiceInformation Commissioner ’ s Office13 yearsGot a call around 10 this morning from a lady with an Indian accent. She was asking the usual stuff that lots of people have talked about here. The moment I said I knew quite a bit about computers and asked her for more details, she just hung up. Don’t waste your time - no real number behind it, so just ignore and hang up straight away.13 yearsAt about 5:30 pm, I got a ring from this exact number. An Indian woman answered claiming to be from BT Broadband support. Thing is, I don’t even have BT. She said they fix issues for AOL, Virgin, Sky and BT customers. I said, “That’s quite kind of you... do they even know you’re doing their job?” She was talking about how my computer is slow because some junk files are messing with my connection by causing problems during data transfer. I chuckled and said, “Ahh, those pesky transmissions, huh?” Then she told me to go online and type WWW.TEAMVIEWER.COM in the search bar. I asked again, “Are you absolutely sure you work for BT?” Next thing I know, the line went dead. Well, that was rude!BTBroadbandAOLSkyVirgin13 yearsI just got a call from a lady claiming to be from the tech support team at my internet provider, though she spoke with a strong Indian accent. She never actually mentioned which company she represented, which made me a bit wary. When I asked her directly which firm she was calling from, she vaguely said something like Sky, BT, or Virgin. I told her my internet was working perfectly fine and ended the call. Afterwards, I rang Sky to check if they’d contacted me, and they hadn’t since I haven’t reported any issues! This is definitely a scam, so please don’t answer any calls from this number!!SkyBTVirgin13 yearsSo I got a call from some bloke named "Tom", sounded like he was from India, asking about my internet. I asked him which provider and he said "Sky". Told him no, wrong. Then he said "BT", again no. After a couple of tries I just hung up. Happened this morning, 4th March, around 11:48.TomSkyBT13 yearsGot a call supposedly from Sky tech support about my internet. I naively switched on my laptop and did what they told me. Then they tried to get me to cough up £199 for some antivirus software. I said no, but they kept pushing so much that I ended up yelling at them before they cut me off. Now I’m a bit scared since I let them in on my computer and have no clue what to do next.Sky13 yearsJust got a call from this number, some guy saying, "Hello madam, my name’s Kevin, how are you tonight?" His accent was clearly Asian, really strong! Since I’ve had calls like this before, I decided to play along for a bit. I told him all about my day with two little ones under five - nappies needing changing, food everywhere, kids screaming for everything, doing shopping and school runs, the whole chaos. Then he suddenly goes, "Madam, sounds rough, but I’ve got bad news - your computer’s got a problem, you need to turn it off now." I told him I don’t even have a computer on, so what problem could there be? Then I said the only problem is this noise here… *click* and ended the call. Hope he’s used to getting hung up on! That’s all they’ll ever get from me, not a penny. Can’t stand these scammers!Kevin13 yearsThis number just rang me earlier. Can't recall the bloke's name or the exact reason for his call, but it was something about broadband help and how my computer supposedly catches viruses whenever I use it. Didn’t get very far though because I shot him down pretty quickly, telling him I wasn’t interested, and then ended the call. A bit annoyed I didn’t let it run on but honestly, I couldn’t be bothered with the whole charade. It’s ironic really, since I’d just been looking into phone scams like this, not that it would've made much difference if I hadn’t. Fingers crossed it was just a scam and I don’t get a lecture for swearing on the phone... sigh.13 yearsGot a call from a bloke who spoke with what sounded like an Indian accent, saying he was calling from my internet provider's technical help. Something felt off straight away, since I've never contacted their support, and if he was legit, surely he'd have mentioned the actual company. He then went on about my PC being infected with viruses, which I’m certain it’s not, as I keep it well scanned. So, I just ended the call on him right away.13 yearsI got a call from this number saying they needed me to switch on my computer to sort out some broadband issues. When I asked them to tell me my internet company, they just went silent. Sounds like a scam to me.13 yearsI called back that number earlier, but a recorded message told me the number doesn’t exist. Pretty suspicious, if you ask me. It keeps popping up on my caller ID, but apparently it’s not even a real number. Strange thing!13 yearsSomebody just rang me up quite rudely telling me to switch on my computer so they could sort out my broadband issue! I have no idea who these people are?!13 yearsAt around 7pm today, I got a call from a man with a thick Indian accent saying he was called John and worked as a broadband technician. He told me there was a fault with my internet connection and wanted to help me fix it. He asked if I was at my computer and whether it was a laptop or desktop. Something felt off straight away since he never asked for the account holder’s name. So, I asked him who my internet provider was and for my account number. He gave me a random number that wasn’t mine and still couldn’t say who my provider was. I ended the call immediately. This definitely seems like a scam, right?John13 yearsAt about 6:23 this evening, I got a call from a bloke with a strong Indian accent claiming to be a tech chap named John. He said he was calling to fix some internet troubles I'd been having. I told him straight up that everything was fine on my end. Then he insisted that my computer was sluggish when booting up and launching apps, which isn't true at all. I told John that even if my computer was slow, it wouldn’t be related to the internet and asked him what company he was with. He just called me clever and then hung up.John13 yearsJust got a call from some dodgy lot tonight, they wanted me to power up my computer. I told them I only ever use iPads and then they cut the call suddenly. Pretty fishy if you ask me!13 yearsGot a call at 6:23pm from a guy with a strong Indian accent claiming to be a tech named John. He said he was calling to fix some internet issues I supposedly had. I told him my internet's fine. Then he went on about my computer being sluggish to boot and open programs - which isn’t true at all. I asked him who he worked for and pointed out that even if my PC was slow, that wouldn’t be the internet's fault. John just said I was a smart bloke and then hung up. Proper weird.John13 yearsSome person called me up sayin there’s a problem with my computer and asked if I’d turn it on. I told them no and just ended the call. Who even are these people and what do they want anyway?13 yearsCalled at 18:47 and didn’t bother to leave a message. Quite odd, really.13 yearsI didn't bother to leave a message in the end.Submit Your Own Report (0115 632 6983)
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