01223926540
☎️ 01223926540 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by WAVECREST NETWORKS LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 1223926 with a prefix of 01223. The area code 01223 originates from Cambridge.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01223926540
- User reported potential scam activityMay
2024Persistent investment scam call ignoredApr
2024Warning: GB Capital scammers, avoidApr
2024Unwanted call on investment strategyApr
2024Call identified as potential scamApr
2024Strange call from Indian guyApr
2024Repeated calls in unhelpful queueApr
2024Unsure about Call from GB CapitalApr
2024Unanswered call from familiar numberMar
2024User suspecting potential scam attemptDec
2023Scam call from fake serviceDec
2023Comment did not contain messageDec
2023Unsolicited call claiming computer hackDec
2023User received persistent live callDec
2023Fraudulent Microsoft scam call encounterDec
2023Recognize and block scam callsDec
2023Scammer pretended to be MicrosoftDec
2023Intrusive scam call from WindowsDec
2023Suspected scammer called twiceDec
2023Microsoft scam involving aggressive callsDec
2023Scam caller pretending to be MicrosoftDec
2023Stop frequent unwanted phone callsDec
2023Aggressive, persistent, dangerous window companyDec
2023Call at 10.09, likely a scamDec
2023Reporting and taking action against scamsDec
2023Probable scam call, didn't answerDec
2023Microsoft scam call attempts reportedDec
2023"Scam claiming to be Windows"Dec
2023Beware of computer error scamsDec
2023Warning about Microsoft support scamDec
2023Warning: scam, hacker, do not discloseDec
2023Canceled computer license with easeDec
2023Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2023Call disconnects upon answeringDec
2023Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2023Comment unrelated to topicDec
2023Scam call from impersonator detectedDec
2023Received phone scam, hung upDec
2023Skeptical of credibility and honestyDec
2023Wasted time on tech scamDec
2023Received suspicious call, ended abruptlyDec
2023Ignored unrecognized call, now blockedDec
2023Discovered scam call, blocked numberDec
2023Suspicious call from IT supportDec
2023Scam call from North LondonDec
2023Caller suspected scam, used anonymous numberDec
2023Failed to comprehend the situationDec
2023Scam call computer hacking warningDec
2023Number Of Searches: 69 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 29 November 2023 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Earlswood(Surrey), Eccles on Sea(Norfolk), Quarrington Hill(Durham), Street Lydan(Wrexham) and Whitebrook(Monmouthshire).
01223926540 has 44 comments of which 22 x neutral and 22 x negative
01223926540 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01223926540 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam operating under the guise of investment firms, notably GB Capital, and fake tech support from "Windows" or "Microsoft." Callers often use Indian accents and employ varied names, frequently pressing for personal or financial details or trying to convince recipients their computer is compromised. Many report repeated calls and refusal to accept refusal, with some claiming the scammers know their name and address. Users advise not engaging, never providing information, and blocking the number. The calls can include bullying tactics and attempts to appear legitimate through background noise and insistence. Authorities recommend reporting such calls promptly to help curb this widespread nuisance and to protect personal security.
Reports on phone number 01223926540
2 yearsSounds like a total rip-off to me.2 yearsGot a call from someone trying to get me to invest in something. I said I wasn’t interested but they just kept going. I told them it was a scam and then just hung up on them.2 yearsJust got a call from some bloke asking about how I invest my money. Told him to buzz off and blocked his number straight away.2 yearsBeware of GB Capital, they use loads of UK landline numbers and each time you answer, the guy on the phone has a different name. Total scammers, don’t trust them one bit! 😡😡GB CapitalUK2 yearsGot a ring from this number around 6pm but decided not to pick up. After checking out the reviews, it looks like dodged a bullet since lots of people say it’s a scam.2 yearsGot a call from some bloke called Mike who claimed he worked for an investment company. Turns out he was actually from New Delhi, India, which was a bit odd. He said he’d WhatsApp me but then just rang me again later on. Honestly, I’m still clueless about any investments since he didn’t even bring it up once he started chattering away. Definitely blocking him now.MikeNew DelhiWhatsApp2 yearsThey kept ringing back over and over, sounded like they were stuck in some sort of waiting line; I didn't pick up but they just kept on calling.2 yearsGot a call from a man with an Asian accent claiming he was from GB Capital. He mentioned something about investments, but I just ended the call straight away. Looked them up afterwards, and there actually is a GB Capital, so now I'm a bit confused.GB Capital2 yearsGot a missed call from 01223926540 earlier. It seemed a bit familiar, like maybe they called before but it’s been ages. Tried calling back but no luck getting through.3 yearsGot a call from someone asking for info about the computers I’ve got at my place - definitely felt like a scam to me.3 yearsI received a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming to be from the Windows Service Centre, insisting I had an issue with my computer. It's one of those age-old scams that's been doing the rounds for over ten years now, so I can only assume it's snagged quite a few unsuspecting victims along the way. (Check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cueN1-2lANA). Honestly, it baffles me why the Telephone Preference Service doesn’t seem to intercept these calls. Whatever you do, steer clear of any requests they might make!Windows ServiceTelephone Preference Service3 yearsThey didn’t bother to leave a message.3 yearsI got a call from a woman with an American accent, said there was an issue with Microsoft and wanted to speak directly to me. She wasn’t a robot or anything, sounded pretty pushy about getting a word with me.Microsoft3 yearsGot a ring from a woman with a strange accent, she wanted to know when I'd last been on my computer, claiming it might be hacked. I asked which company she was with, and she just said "Windows". Then she passed me onto her boss who pretty much repeated the same spiel. I told them thanks but no thanks and ended the call straight away.3 yearsCould hear the buzz of a call centre behind the caller. Really pushy and kept going on about “your computer is being used by someone else.” Left the phone down so they could chat to themselves, but they didn’t stop. After I ended the call, they rang back straight away. Felt like bullying - kept asking “why did you hang up on me?” When I asked what company they were from, they just said “Windows.” Also said they had some kind of verification.3 yearsGot a call early morning, around 7:45, from a guy with an Indian accent who said he was Mr Johnson from Microsoft. He went through some scripted spiel about my computer having issues. I told him straight up I don’t even have a Windows PC, so obviously he was trying to scam me. He kept pushing anyway, but I just ended the call out of annoyance. Then, no surprise, the same number buzzed again a couple of minutes later, so I blocked it. Honestly, these scammers should come up with something a bit more believable!JohnsonMicrosoft3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Windows, but I corrected them saying you mean Microsoft, and they insisted Windows wasn’t the same firm! I had a laugh asking which IP they’d found the so-called ‘virus’ on. They made up an IP on the spot, claiming it was my Windows 10 PC. When I mentioned I work in software engineering, they just hung up on me…Microsoft3 yearsSame here, got a woman on the line with a strong accent, you could hear the typical call centre buzz in the back. She claimed to be from the Windows tech support team. Told her straight it was a scam, but she wouldn’t drop it. Told her she might want to look for a proper job instead. Ended the call right there. Totally a scam, definitely block it.3 yearsGot a really irritating phone call from someone pretending to be Microsoft or Windows. They kept saying it was something to do with my laptop or computer. I told them I had neither, which is true, but she insisted that I did. It’s pretty obvious it’s a scam, since I don’t own any kind of computer at all.Microsoft3 yearsGot two calls from this number today, but they cut off right when it went to voicemail. After checking out the other reviews, it's clear this is just another scammer.3 yearsHad an Indian guy ring me up like 4 times over a couple days, claiming he was from Microsoft. Said my PC was hacked and asked me to open some 'notifications' to stop it. I told him it sounded dodgy and he actually passed me on to his 'supervisor'! Couldn't understand much of what they said either. Microsoft definitely doesn’t do cold calls like that. They were pretty pushy about it all.IndiaMicrosoft3 yearsGot two calls from the same number within like ten minutes, really annoying and needs to be put an end to.3 yearsGot a call today around 10.09 from this exact number - feels like it was probably a scam.3 yearsThey kept pushing really hard, insisting they were from some window firm. I said no a bunch of times but they just wouldn't back off - honestly felt a bit dodgy.3 yearsGot two calls from this number within a couple mins, didn’t pick up either time. I looked it up afterwards and it seems like it might be one of those scam calls.3 yearsGot a few calls from someone saying they’re from Microsoft Windows security, saying they had some sort of legit verification. They rang me four times all within like four minutes! Checked the official Microsoft site afterwards and it clearly says they won’t ever ring you up like that. Definitely dodgy.Windows SecurityMicrosoft3 yearsGot a call from someone who said they were from "Windows Official," told me my computer had issues linked to their server. When I asked where this server was, they wouldn’t say. The lady, called Jennifer, hung up after I kept asking if she actually worked for Microsoft. Both callers had a distinct eastern accent, which made me even more suspicious.MicrosoftJennifer3 yearsThis looks like some sort of scam from a hacker. Whatever you do, don't share any personal details with them!3 yearsWas a bloke with the usual Asian accent, said he was from Microsoft. I told him to stop the spiel and just say what the scam was about, cause Microsoft never calls out of the blue saying your PC's got issues. He didn't take that well and just hung up.Microsoft3 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming to be from the IT team, talking about something with Windows. Told her I haven’t owned a computer or laptop for like six years, so she better go ahead and cancel my license then! I ended it by saying, “Please do!”3 yearsThe line went dead as soon as I picked up.3 yearsGot a bloke on the phone saying he was from Microsoft, claiming my PC had issues - again, really? I told him someone from their company rang me just the day before about the same thing! Then I just said goodbye and cut him off, blocked the number straight away. Definitely another dodgy scam call.Microsoft3 yearsGot a call from an Indian lady saying there was a problem with my computer being hacked and it needed fixing right away. I just ended the call straight away.3 yearsTotal con artist.Fraudster3 yearsGot a call saying my computer’s windows were hacked, and they even knew my full name and where I live, sounded dodgy so I just cut them off.3 yearsClassic tech support scam call! I just dragged the convo on to tire them out and then blocked the number. They didn’t waste any time, called me back two times straight away.3 yearsSome woman from overseas rang me asking about my computer stuff. I just ended the call straight away.3 yearsI got a phone call from someone with an Indian accent who kept insisting she was Mariam. She claimed to be from Windows IT Support. When I said I wasn’t sure I believed her, she really pushed back. She wanted to know when I last used my PC, but I was hesitant to share anything as I suspected it was a scam. Then she surprised me by repeating my full name and address perfectly. That’s when I decided to just hang up.Mariam3 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming my laptop was compromised. I wasn't having any of it and questioned her right away, but she kept going on about unusual activity on my device. When I asked where she was calling from, she said North London. I told her she wasn't fooling me with that scam and then she just ended the call.North London3 yearsI got a call from someone saying, "Hi, I'm Miriam from IT support." Right away, I told them it was a scam and hung up. But she kept calling back! Definitely block this number!Miriam3 yearsI just ignored the call since I didn’t know the number, and there was no voicemail either. After seeing what others said, I’ve gone ahead and blocked it now.3 yearsGot a call from a woman, sounded a bit dodgy, so I just ended it. Tried ringing back using a private number, but it wouldn't go through. Feels like it was one of those scam calls.3 yearsI let it ring out without answering.3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming my PC was hacked and that it’d soon be blocked. Totally sounded like a scam to me.Submit Your Own Report (01223 926540)
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