01179506585
☎️ 01179506585 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 117950 with a prefix of 0117. The area code 0117 originates from Bristol.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01179506585
- Received scam call, had funJan
2018Call from untrustworthy UK numberJan
2018Scam call, Asian male, hangs upJan
2018Fake technical services scam phone callJan
2018Received call, no conversation happenedJan
2018Multiple unsolicited calls from scammersJan
2018Fake BT call about IP blockingJan
2018Bristol number hung up on meJan
2018Unknown caller hung up immediatelyJan
2018Caller claiming to be BTJan
2018Potential scam from false BT representativeJan
2018Warn about dangerous computer scamDec
2017Beware of phone scam hackersDec
2017Missed calls ended in hang-upsDec
2017Potential scam call from impersonatorDec
2017Repeated calls from unwanted numberDec
2017Missed call, no response receivedDec
2017Technician frustrated by dog whistleDec
2017Scam call pretending to be BTDec
2017Reported scam call from BTDec
2017Received silent call, likely scamDec
2017Number Of Searches: 131 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 14 December 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from East Village(Devon), Gore Street(Kent), Gotham(East Sussex), Kingswear(Devon) and St Katharines(Wiltshire).
01179506585 has 21 comments of which 12 x negative and 9 x neutral
01179506585 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01179506585 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation targeting UK residents with calls pretending to be from BT technical support. Callers, often using Asian accents, claim there are security issues or hacking attempts on computers and try to convince recipients to allow remote access or install software, which can compromise personal data. They typically hang up or disconnect when questioned or challenged, and do not respond if called back. Many users have flagged these calls as unsolicited, suspicious, and potentially dangerous. It is strongly advised not to engage, share any personal or computer details, or attempt to verify the caller directly from the number. Blocking and reporting the number is recommended to avoid falling victim to these fraudulent tactics.
Reports on phone number 01179506585
9 yearsjust got a call on my uk number thats on the do not call list, i answered and just said ‘hello’ but after a couple seconds of quiet the line went dead. made me think maybe they are ringing businesses too since i didn’t mention any company name. definitely gonna avoid it next time.UK9 yearsHeads up, got calls from that number and a bunch more saying they were from BT support. I messsed with them a bit for fun, but when it got boring I asked them who my actual service provider was. Nearly all the calls just cut off straight away, except one bloke who started listing every provider under the sun. I couldn't stop laughing and then ended the call. Total scam, so watch out!BT9 yearsLike the others said, this guy with an Asian accent called, saying he was from British Telecom technical support or something along those lines. He tried to sound interested, asking "how are you today". I snapped back saying I was fine until he disturbed me, then he just hung up on me.British Telecom9 yearsGot a call around 9.40 this morning, was upstairs so took ages to pick up. As soon as I said something, they just cut off. The voice sounded Asian and they claimed my computer had security problems. I told them it’s a scam straight away, then they ended the call. Seen loads of calls like this from different numbers recently.9 yearsGot two random calls today. I missed this one from that number, but earlier someone else called saying he was from BT - some bloke with an Asian accent who called himself Steve (yeah, right). I guess it's their second try or something. Just like what the last person said, as soon as I told him I’m not a BT customer, Steve just ended the call. What a load of scam artists!BTSteve9 yearsGot a call from this Bristol code number earlier today. When I didn't answer and the voicemail kicked in, they just hung up right away. I looked up the number here since I know folks in Bristol and it's really helpful info. Definitely not going to call back. Cheers!Bristol9 yearsAnswered the phone but they ended the call straight away. Tried ringing them back and no idea who it was, number didn’t look familiar at all.9 yearsToday, I got a call from a lady with an Asian accent who claimed to be from BT. She told me that someone was messing with my internet and said they could block the IP addresses straight from their system. She insisted it was a free fix because I’m supposedly a BT customer. The moment I told her I don’t have BT, she just ended the call. Really sketchy stuff - watch out out there. When I tried to call the number back, it just wouldn’t go through.BT9 yearsOn the 6th of January at about 12:17, I got a call from this number but didn’t answer it. After that, the line went dead.9 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from BT. When I asked a few questions, she just ended the call.BT9 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent saying they were from BT, told me my internet got hacked last night. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.BT9 yearsGot two calls earlier today, we didn’t pick up, and as soon as the voicemail started, they just dropped the line.9 yearsNever trust those folks - a man and a woman from Asia saying they're calling from BT. They’ll try to convince you to install some software, which lets them get into your computer from anywhere. Honestly, it’s really risky, so just don’t fall for it!BT9 yearsAvoid sharing any info about your computer if this number calls you. The people on the line are an Asian bloke and lady pretending to work for BT. They'll try to trick you into downloading some dodgy software that can take over your computer. If you do end up installing it, make sure to delete it straight away and change every password you use.BT9 yearsI reckon I've got calls from this number about ten times already. I just ignore it now, not worth answering.9 yearssome bloke called saying he was roger morrison from bt internet. bit odd really, especially when i told him i wasn’t a bt customer and he just hung up on me.Roger MorrisonBT Internet ServicesBT9 yearsSo I got this call from an Indian tech guy trying to walk me through fixing my PC. I told him hold on a sec, then started blowing a dog whistle right next to the phone. After that, I told him it’s his fault my computer’s now howling like crazy. He kept trying for a bit but gave up after about 10 minutes. I’m curious why he didn’t push back?India9 yearsSomeone pretended to be from BT when they called me, but it was just a total scam.BT9 yearsGot a call from that number but when I answered, no one was there. Weird.9 yearsToday I got a call from this number claiming to be BT, telling me there were suspicious IP addresses linked to my computer. They wanted remote access, but I asked for some proof they were actually from BT. The guy rattled off a long security code and told me I could verify it on my PC. I wasn’t having any of it and said I’d ring BT myself to confirm. Turns out, it’s definitely a scam, so don’t let them in!BT9 yearsHad a call from this number, but when I picked up, there was just silence on the other end. Feels like some kind of scam to me.Submit Your Own Report (0117 950 6585)
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