01263761611
☎️ 01263761611 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 126376 with a prefix of 01263. The area code 01263 originates from Cromer.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01263761611
- Suspicious call, hung up quicklyDec
2014Warning about computer hacking threatDec
2014Microsoft scam call warning advisedDec
2014Frustrated by persistent nuisance callsDec
2014Scammers are annoying and persistentDec
2014Indian woman claimed computer hackedDec
2014Scam calls about long-gone residentDec
2014Scam caught and caller scaredDec
2014Suspicious call about computer issueDec
2014Received suspicious tech support callsDec
2014Bullying, not professional behavior.Dec
2014Aggressive computer fixing scammer blockedDec
2014Windows Technical Department phone scamDec
2014Received abusive call, reporting policeDec
2014Unwanted phone call ended badlyDec
2014Inappropriate call leads to threatsDec
2014Persistent scam calls are frustratingDec
2014Suspicious call from MicrosoftDec
2014Missed important call, spam issueDec
2014Suspicious call, caller couldn't respondDec
2014Received suspicious call, number unreachableDec
2014Question validity of Microsoft callsDec
2014Scammed a scammer, entertaining resultDec
2014Rude response, tell them offDec
2014Scammers are abusive and irritatingDec
2014Scam call about computer hackingDec
2014Received repeated scam calls, threatened policeDec
2014Microsoft scam call, not stoppedDec
2014Received scam call; quickly disconnected abruptlyDec
2014Receiving repetitive calls from unknown numberDec
2014Phone call from fake MicrosoftDec
2014Caller caused unnecessary panic, distressDec
2014Repeated calls from accented numbersDec
2014Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2014Received suspicious call claiming hackingDec
2014Received early morning phone scamDec
2014Male Indian caller PC scamDec
2014Scam call, claimed PC issuesDec
2014Unwanted call at 07:25am ignoredDec
2014Received call about computer scamDec
2014Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2014Scam call with northern accentDec
2014Received scam call from womanDec
2014Hoax call from fake "Microsoft"Dec
2014Scam call from Mr. BrownDec
2014Received fraudulent call from "Microsoft"Dec
2014Foreign scam call. No MicrosoftDec
2014Received scam call, be cautiousDec
2014Attempted scam claiming to be MicrosoftDec
2014Needs help accessing old Windows deviceDec
2014Scam calls about Windows computerDec
2014Fraud attempted over the phoneDec
2014Invalid format for summary requestDec
2014Scammers calling early, need solutionDec
2014Reporting suspicious call to BTDec
2014Received scam call, played alongNov
2014Harassing calls from aggressive agentNov
2014Received suspicious call from phishing scamNov
2014Repeated scam call, avoid interactingNov
2014Persistent morning calls are irritatingNov
2014Received scam call, gave warningNov
2014Suspicious scam phone call receivedNov
2014Received suspicious call from UKNov
2014microsoft scam awareness alertNov
2014Received fake computer tech callNov
2014Received scam call about virusNov
2014Scammed by fake Microsoft callNov
2014Daily scam calls, humorous responsesNov
2014Received scam call from "Microsoft"Nov
2014Received abusive call about WindowsNov
2014Caller pretends as Windows supportNov
2014Scam call, hung up quicklyNov
2014Mention of early morning callsNov
2014Unwanted call from Indian maleNov
2014Comment is simply "microsoft"Nov
2014Received multiple scam calls recentlyNov
2014Annoying scripted abusive phone callNov
2014Multiple rude calls received todayNov
2014Multiple early morning calls receivedNov
2014Creepy caller, abusive, target childNov
2014Suspicious Microsoft scam phone callNov
2014Offensive comment about Indian personNov
2014Received threatening scam calls repeatedlyNov
2014Persistent rude calls are frustratingNov
2014Persistent Microsoft hacking scam callsNov
2014Called twice, blocked number, frustrationNov
2014Multiple unanswered calls received todayNov
2014Wants to block early morning callsNov
2014Repeated calls from Microsoft earlyNov
2014Scammer claimed to see meNov
2014Received suspicious call from MicrosoftNov
2014Suspicious Microsoft call, hung upNov
2014Suspicious Microsoft call; verify claimsNov
2014Warning about potential scam activityNov
2014Suspicious Windows scam call receivedNov
2014Scam call about infected computerNov
2014Received wrong phone call, politely correctedNov
2014Microsoft phone call about malwareNov
2014Comment alleges false hacking claimNov
2014User discussed Microsoft operating systemOct
2014Repetitive unwanted calls causing annoyanceOct
2014Number Of Searches: 523 Number Of Comments: 91 First Seen: 25 October 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Buckland Dinham(Somerset), Hardway(Hampshire), Jed Water(Scottish Borders), Poffley End(Oxfordshire) and Thoroton(Nottinghamshire).
01263761611 has 91 comments of which 1 x positive and 54 x neutral and 36 x negative
01263761611 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01263761611 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation impersonating Microsoft technical support, often featuring callers with Indian or South Asian accents. They claim to detect hacking, malware, or illegal activity on computers, urging recipients to provide remote access or personal details. Many targets report calls at inconvenient early hours, with aggressive, rude, or abusive behaviour if challenged. The calls use a local UK area code to appear legitimate but frequently disconnect or refuse to provide verifiable company information. Recipients are strongly advised not to engage, give access, or disclose details, and to block the number. Authorities have limited means to prevent such scams due to callers operating from abroad. Reporting these unsolicited calls to the police and telecommunications providers is recommended for awareness and potential action.
Reports on phone number 01263761611
12 yearsI received a call earlier today (12th October 2014) from this number. The chap on the other end had quite an Indian accent and was rattling on about some supposed errors that Microsoft was allegedly detecting from my computer. I decided to hang up. It really makes one wonder how on earth these individuals manage to obtain ex-directory numbers, doesn’t it?Microsoft12 yearsI roused my dad around 7.47am today, informing him that there was a breach on his computer. I mentioned that I was with Virgin Media and that they could trace him, leading to potential legal repercussions in line with the regulations.Virgin Media12 yearsI received a rather dubious call from someone claiming to be an engineer affiliated with Microsoft, insisting there was some sort of illicit activity occurring on my computer. I made it clear that Microsoft wouldn’t personally reach out like that since they've got far better things to do, and also mentioned that I know someone who works at Microsoft. The chap was quite witty; he then inquired about my friend's name, to which I nonchalantly replied Simon. He cheekily said Simon was at work, I had to chuckle as I told him Simon was actually tucked up in bed beside me! I instructed him to give me a bell at the same time tomorrow so we could entertain the same nonsense again. Please, for your own safety, don't follow their instructions-it's a complete scam aiming to harvest your personal information!MicrosoftSimon12 yearsReceived a rather suspicious call earlier today claiming there had been some dodgy downloads linked to our computer. You know the drill - same old spiel. I mentioned that my husband is an IT whizz and that our system was all in order, which clearly threw the caller off balance. He became quite irate, clearly not expecting me to challenge him, and I must admit, I had to raise my voice a tad. It’s maddening, how can we put an end to these bothersome calls? This time it was a chap named Mike Smith, though his accent seemed rather Asian or Bangladeshi. What a nuisance!Mike Smith12 yearsI recently received a rather frustrating phone call from some numpties claiming that my computer had been compromised by fraudsters. I mentioned that I hadn’t even touched my computer in a year, yet they persisted, rambling on with even more convoluted details about these so-called scammers. I suggested that I would have my IT specialist run a check on it, but before I could finish, I politely asked if they could remove my details from their list. And guess what? They just hung up on me! I really wish I could believe that they don’t make any profit from this tiresome drivel, but I can’t think of any other reason for their antics. What a disgrace!12 yearsI received a phone call from a lady with an Indian twang, claiming that my computer had been compromised. I simply told her to clear off.12 yearsI received a rather amusing call today where they were inquiring about a chap who departed from here more than two decades ago - can you believe it, over 21 years! It's a pity I wasn't able to pick up, as I would have had a good chuckle at their expense. Clearly, it's just another one of those ridiculous computer scam calls. The same bunch tried their luck again just this morning!12 yearsReceived a call at 9 o'clock this morning. The caller claimed to be inquiring about an issue with my Microsoft computer. I informed the lady that I had no such problem, and after a few minutes, she abruptly ended the call.Microsoft12 yearsAbsolute fools with far too much time on their hands! My pals, this isn't about hard graft; it’s sheer harassment masquerading as some sort of job.12 yearsGot two calls today from someone claiming to be from the Windows Tech Support team. They told me hackers were trying to break into my PC and offered to fix it. Didn’t sound right to me. After the first call, I looked up the number 01263 and it confirmed my suspicion. When they called the second time, I just said no and ended the call straight away.Windows Technical Department12 yearsIt appears I’ve encountered a fraudster posing as a computer technician. Such unscrupulous individuals prey on those who might be a bit more susceptible. It infuriates me! Once you challenge them, they turn nasty, and I can’t help but vent my frustrations ceaselessly, hardly allowing them a word in edgewise, which usually leads to them hanging up. They’ve now been consigned to my blocked list!12 yearsI just received a rather unsavoury phone call from this lot. When I requested that they take my name off their list, citing the telephone preference service, the individual on the other end resorted to some shocking language, calling me an idiot and making outrageous threats towards my family. Quite frankly, it infuriated me. I plan to report this despicable behaviour to the authorities, although I suspect it won't lead to much action.12 yearsOn the 5th of December, I received no fewer than three calls from that number between 1 and 2 PM. Each time, the caller insisted that my phone was being compromised and that my personal information was at risk. I told them to shove off and hung up, but they just keep ringing! What's their deal? Do they genuinely find joy in irritating others?12 yearsGot a call at my place with the exact same story. Then the bloke just told me to f#ck off!!12 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were 'Microsoft' and needed to have a look at my computer.Microsoft12 yearsI ignored a call this morning at 7:10 and glad I did after seeing this. Thought it might be family or an emergency since it was that early. Has anyone found a way to make these calls stop??12 yearsJust got a call from these guys, told them to take my number off their list since I’m on the TPS. Then the bloke started calling me names and said some really nasty stuff about my family. Honestly, it really pissed me off. I’m reporting it to the cops, but I’m not holding my breath for any action.12 yearsJust received a rather dubious phone call. The chap on the other end insisted it wasn't a scam. I pressed him immediately for the name and address of his so-called company, but he stumbled and couldn’t provide a thing. Then he had the audacity to threaten to block my computer! So, I quipped back asking him which one he intended to do that with. He sounded quite rattled at that point, so I advised him where he could shove his threats and promptly ended the call.12 yearsJust had a ring from this number about the same thing. I told them I wasn't willing to switch on my computer, and they immediately ended the call. I did a 1471 to get the number, but when I tried calling back, it said the number wasn’t valid.12 yearsWhat bugs me is how these scammers claim to be from Microsoft yet somehow already have my phone number? It’s not like your number just pops up automatically, even if you’re using an old dial-up modem (which hardly anyone does these days). The real risk is letting them access your computer remotely. Seriously, just don’t let them do that. They might ask you to open a Windows tool called Event Viewer, which is completely safe. It shows loads of scary-looking warnings, but it’s just a way to freak you out and convince you to let them take over your system. Trust me, dont fall for it!!Microsoft12 yearsyeah, got a call from them and they went on for ages about how my windows OS was hacked or something. i asked loads of worried questions just to play along and even thanked him for being so quick to call. then right before he told me to turn on my PC, i told him i only use Macs :0) he called me a muppet and said not to waste his time lol love it!!Mac12 yearsBlimey, I've had a right nuisance with these scammers today - encountered them twice! It was the same old drivel, claiming to be from Microsoft or whatever, but these blokes were particularly aggressive. I gave him a piece of my mind, and he didn't take it well at all, resulting in a proper shouting match! 😂 I'm honestly tempted to block the number just because it’s amusing how easily they get riled up.BlimeyMicrosoft12 yearsReceived a call early this morning at ten past eight. It was the typical Microsoft scam, you know the sort. The lady on the line seemed a bit flustered when I started probing her with questions that clearly deviated from her rehearsed spiel. Not wanting to waste any more of my time on this sort of nefarious activity, I told her that the only wrongdoing going on was her call and that she ought to feel embarrassed about how she earns her living. Is there really no way to put an end to this?Microsoft12 yearsReceived a phone call bright and early at 7:45 this morning from a chap with an Indian accent. He claimed my computer was under attack and being utilised for dodgy downloads. Apparently, he was representing Microsoft and suggested he could fix the issues remotely. Well, I didn’t stick around for that nonsense - hung up immediately! No doubt it was a scam!Microsoft12 yearsI rather unceremoniously suggested they might do one, urging that if they’re after any form of satisfaction, they should consider becoming a hermaphrodite. I further declined to entertain their nonsense, advising them to take a wild bout of urination into the breeze for a taste of poetic justice!12 yearsGot a call from someone named Nancy Smith claiming to be from the Windows Tech Support, the typical rubbish about my computer being compromised and wanting me to let her access it remotely. After putting up with her nonsense for a bit, I told her I’d already spoken to Microsoft and that she was clearly trying to scam me, so she could jog on. I ended the call before she did.Nancy SmithTechnical Department of WindowsMicrosoft12 yearsGot a call in the early hours from an unknown number that really distressed my elderly dad. Poor chap didn't grasp what the caller was saying and instantly feared something terrible had happened to one of the family. It really upset me to see him so anxious, especially since he's been under the weather lately.12 yearsGot a call from 01263761611 earlier, someone claiming to be from Microsoft - total SCAM, obviously. I just ended the call! What really bugs me is that the number begins 01263, making it seem like a UK line. But when I looked it up, it’s actually an STD code from India!MicrosoftUKIndia12 yearsI've received three phone calls from this number today-two from blokes and one from a woman, all speaking with Asian accents. Is there any way to put an end to this?12 yearsThis number 01263761611 has called me a few times last week, but I never answered as it looked unfamiliar. Today, I finally picked up out of curiosity. A woman said she was with Microsoft and claimed someone was trying to hack my PC. She asked me to switch on my computer so she could fix the issue. I felt something was off and quickly hung up.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent about my computer being hacked, and it was like 4am. She told me to open the Run box and type in "assoc", then kept repeating some weird number she claimed only Microsoft and I would know, at the end of some code she read out. I'm usually pretty wary of stuff like this so it didn't take long for me to realise it was a dodgy scam.IndiaMicrosoft12 yearsGot a call at 7.25am - obviously I just ended it straight away, knowing exactly who it was and what game they’re playing!12 yearsSomebody rang me at 7:27 this morning - here’s how the chat went down [#]gandjlawrence[###]/scam12 yearsGot a call yesterday from 01263761611, this woman with an American accent. She said something about my computer. I told her I don’t own a computer and then hung up. Blocked her number straight away.12 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he was Owis Shah from Microsoft, claiming there was a big issue with my PC. Let him go on for a bit then told him I’d call the number he gave to check if he was legit. Didn’t give him any info and politely told him to sod off.Owis ShahMicrosoft12 yearsReceived a call today from a chap sporting a proper northern accent, likely from Yorkshire or Manchester. He kept insisting that their records indicate I’ve been employed in the industry. It was clear enough that it was a dodgy operation, so I decided to cut the conversation short. Blocked the number without a second thought!YorkshireManchester12 years12/2/2014 Got a call from some bloke sayin he was Mr Brown about problems with my computer found by Microsoft. Let him yap for a few mins then just told him to get lost. Totally a scam for sure!BrownMicrosoft12 yearsThe guy had a foreign accent and was talking about my Microsoft account, but I told him I didn’t have a computer. He didn’t say much after that and just hung up super fast.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from an Indian woman saying my Microsoft Licence number was wrong. She offered to help me set up a new one. The phone number she called from was 01263761611. I told her I spoke to Microsoft and they said it was a scam, then she just hung up on me.Microsoft12 yearsSome bloke from "Microsoft" in India kept saying he was getting info from my PC over the past few days. He claimed there was a huge issue with my machine. I wasted a good 15 minutes chatting with him out of boredom at work, then got sick of it and just left the phone on the desk until he gave up. He wanted me to do loads of steps to show my computer was hacked or infected. I actually work in IT, with a proper tech team, and my home computer isn't even turned on! So I knew he was talking rubbish.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming to be Microsoft, saying my PC was full of viruses. I told them it wasnt true, but they kept threatening me and said I should chuck my computer out the window. Ended up just hanging up on them.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from 01263761611 early this morning around 8am. They said there had been some dodgy transactions linked to my IP address and wanted me to switch on my computer so they could sort it out. They stressed it was urgent and needed my immediate attention. I told them to ring back at 10:30am and now I’m just waiting. Funny enough, I spoke with BT Broadband support yesterday - they’re based in India and really helpful - which made this scam call sound a bit more believable.BT BroadbandIndia12 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Microsoft, telling me someone was accessing illegal sites on my computer and to switch it on so they could assist. I had a feeling it was a scam straight away, especially as the guy didn’t want to give me a number to ring back or wait until my husband was home for help. After some persistance, he finally gave a number: 08081893370. I checked it here and found it’s linked to the same scam. Didn’t ring it - total con.Microsoft12 yearsHe rang just as I was having my tea, said there was an issue with my computer and that someone had tried to withdraw £400 from my bank, but he didn’t say which bank. Then the call just got cut off.12 yearsThey rang me about my laptop and wanted my login info but I only use tablets now and an old desktop.12 yearsI've been bombarded with calls regarding my "Windows computer." It seems like some dodgy scam is in full swing.12 yearsI received a rather unsolicited call at 7.50 this morning, with someone claiming there was an issue with my computer. I firmly expressed that they ought to reconsider calling at such an ungodly hour, or better yet, not bother at all. It’s quite frustrating dealing with these scammers; they seem to be operating from overseas, making our efforts to block nuisance calls utterly futile. They've managed to circumvent the system by disguising themselves with an unrecognisable number. What on earth can be done to put an end to this nonsense?12 yearsA man with a foreign accent called me, saying there were multiple tries to put dodgy stuff on my computer. I asked him what kind of stuff and which company he was from, but he just stuck to his script. I told him I had no computer and even if I did, I wouldn’t trust him with any info. I’m planning to contact BT and report this since I’m registered with TPS.BTTelephone Preference Service12 yearsGot a call on my work phone from someone claiming to be Microsoft, saying there were problems with my PC. I knew straight away it was dodgy but decided to play along for a bit. They asked me to press shift and another key, I said I'd done it, then asked for another key press which I also said I'd done. When they asked what was on the screen, I told them I saw a total scam and told them to buzz off and never ring me again. It seems to have done the trick cause they havent bothered since.Microsoft12 yearsI'm receiving incessant phone calls from this number, starting bright and early at 8 o'clock. When I dared to question the "agent", he raised his voice at me, which was quite shocking. Just like others have noted, it's always the same chap with an Asian accent who uses a variety of names. I mentioned I was recording our conversation and contemplating involving the police, and he abruptly ended the call. Let's hope they leave me alone from now on!12 yearsGot a call from this number on Monday, some bloke with an Indian accent claiming he was from Microsoft. He said they’d been getting error alerts from our PC for a couple of weeks and wanted to log in to sort it out. Felt a bit dodgy so I just ended the call straight away! Tried ringing them back but no luck, number not recognised - no surprise there! Been getting constant calls from this number since Monday, mostly early mornings around 7am. I’m ignoring it completely now, fingers crossed it stops soon… it’s really starting to annoy me!IndiaMicrosoft12 yearsI've been receiving constant calls from this number since Monday morning. They seem to kick off around seven o'clock each day, and I’ve decided not to pick up at all. I really hope they stop ringing soon because it’s driving me absolutely bonkers!12 yearsReceived two calls from someone claiming to need my mum to hop onto her computer and follow some steps. Thankfully, she had her wits about her and didn’t entertain it, as she found the caller’s African accent a bit dodgy, especially when they kept fumbling over the name Microsoft. What a bunch of fraudulent to**ers!Microsoft12 yearsmy partner picked up a call from this number early this morning about 7.30. she mentioned she heard a chuckle before the line went dead. i blocked them right away, but it’s quite worrying these days as they’re using uk numbers now and my phone only let’s me block 40 numbers which isn’t really enough --(12 yearsgot a call from this number with a lady claiming to be from windows support sayin my computer had a virus. she had an accent like she was from the indian subcontinent. i told her i wasn’t buying any of it but she just kept goin like she was readin from a script. after a bit, i just ended the call. ive had some microsoft training before so knew right away it was a scam.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft, total scammer!Microsoft12 yearsGot a call earlier today, said it was from Manchester. The bloke went on about my computer having issues and needing fixing. I dragged the convo out to waste as much of his time as I could, then asked if he knew about the telephone preference service and why he was still calling me. When I said I didn’t even own a computer, he just hung up on me!ManchesterTelephone Preference Service12 yearsHad a phone call from someone claiming to be from "Windows technical support" at the crack of dawn. The conversation quickly turned sour, and they began hurling insults.12 yearsJust got a call from these scammers pretending to be from Microsoft, number 01263761611. It’s the 4th time in 3 days they’ve called me. I let the bloke talk for about 20 seconds, then told him I'm a tech engineer at Microsoft and that I know they're scammers. Told him I’d traced their line back to their address and would be reporting it to the police's crime prevention unit. Next thing I hear is, “oh s##t,” then a loud bang as they slammed down the phone haha. Probably won’t stop them, but it was pretty funny hearing them freak out!Microsoft12 yearsI keep getting these calls at about half three every afternoon without fail. It’s the usual nonsense-some chap claiming to be from Microsoft, waffling on about error reports and needing to access my system. I tend to let them drone on while I pretend I'm utterly baffled and I can’t find any of the screens they mention. They eventually lose their patience and disconnect or, if they keep at it, I throw in a cheeky question about whether an Apple Mac even has those kinds of problems. That usually results in a rather quick end to the conversation! Quite amusing, really!Microsoft12 yearsReceived an unexpected call from a chap with an Indian accent.12 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from “Windows Operating System” a few times this morning, quite early actually,12 yearsWhat a dodgy call! They were clearly after my computer information. I mentioned that I don’t own a PC, and when I pressed them on the reason for their call, they promptly disconnected. When I tried ringing the number again, I was met with an error message saying it was unrecognised - quite peculiar, isn’t it?12 yearsI've gotten quite a few calls from these con artists pretending to be from Windows. I keep telling them I don't even own a computer, but they keep ringing anyway. Think I might just say I work for Microsoft next time!Microsoft12 yearsmicrosoft lolMicrosoft12 yearsLast week, I received a trio of calls from the number 01778 380500. I promptly reported it to BT, only to be told that there was little they could do, as the number appears to be untraceable. It seems these calls are originating from outside the UK, using clever tech to bypass our lines. Today, I got another call from 01263 761611 with the same nonsense - "Hello, this is Microsoft technical support." The chap on the other end claimed to be Sean, but his accent was decidedly strong and of Asian origin. It’s amusing to think he could have an Irish father with such a backstory! I pointed out that merely changing the phone number won't mask their dodginess and that they can't be too sharp if they think that’s clever. I then decided to end the conversation before he could launch into any more abuse.BTUKMicrosoftSean12 yearsHad a barrage of phone calls yesterday regarding supposed "issues" on my computer. The bloke just kept rambling on like he was reciting lines from a script, even when I attempted to pose a few queries. He got increasingly rude and abruptly ended the call. What a pain!12 yearsIt’s been non-stop calls this morning - this is already the fourth time they’ve interrupted me! The person on the line was appallingly rude and just cut me off, yet they seem determined to keep calling back. What a nuisance!12 yearsReceived a call at 07:10 this morning, alongside a few other calls at the crack of dawn from this same number.12 yearsA rather unpleasant individual from India.India12 yearsReceived two calls from this number, and I allowed them to begin their little ruse both times. Once they grasped that I wasn't biting, the caller turned rather menacing, making some rather unsavoury threats of a physical and sexual nature. I've since reported the matter to the authorities and my phone provider.12 yearsReceived a call from this number at 07:37 this morning. They didn’t utter a word when I picked up. It’s not the first time, as they also tried to reach me at 16:30 and 13:15 on Saturday. Quite strange, really.12 yearsI received calls from this number at various times-first at 6:45, followed by 7:50, then at 9:40, and lastly 11:15. They're incredibly relentless! It feels reminiscent of that Microsoft hacking scam we encountered last year.Microsoft12 yearsGave us a bell twice this morning at 7:23 and then again at 7:26. My husband was absolutely fuming! It was his first proper lie-in in nearly a fortnight! We've gone ahead and blocked the number now.12 yearsWoke up to this number calling bright and early at half past seven, what a nuisance! I'm with Talk Talk, does anyone know how I can prevent this number from getting through?12 yearsI just had a rather unsettling incident with a call to my home. My 9-year-old actually picked up the phone and claimed it was 'Daddy' on the other end. I was en route back, and by the time I got in, it had only been a few minutes. My partner ended up taking over the conversation and encountered a right unpleasant character on the line. Things turned nasty quickly, and then the caller had the audacity to request to speak to our son again, remarking on how 'lovely' he sounded. Absolutely disgusting and downright creepy behaviour!12 yearsI just had a rather peculiar phone call from this number. An Indian gentleman claimed to be representing Microsoft and insisted he needed to speak with the primary user of our computer. He went on about 'error reports' being sent over the last fortnight and requested access to the computer to resolve these issues. Naturally, I became quite dubious and promptly cut the call short! When I attempted to ring the number back, it didn’t seem to be valid… what a shocker!Microsoft12 yearsI've received what feels like my fifth call from this number, and they're extremely insistent and rather impolite. I decided it was best to just hang up.12 yearsmicrosoft keeps ringing me multiple times a day, even sometimes way before 8 in the morning.Microsoft12 yearsReceived a rather alarming message claiming my computer was compromised. I promptly informed the chap that I don’t even own one! To my astonishment, he insisted he could see a photo of me, describing my hair as brown. I couldn’t help but set him straight-I’m as bald as they come! Honestly, if you find yourself in a similar situation, don't hesitate to tell them to bugger off!12 yearsJust got a ring from 01263761611 and wasn't quite sure if it was from a job agency or somethin, so I blocked the number and hung up before I could pick up. I've seen some posts say it's someone pretending to be from Microsoft about your operating system. If it’s one of those phishing scammers, I never, ever give out my login info to anyone - not even to IT folks or managers. No matter what.Microsoft12 yearsI received a rather insistent call from this number, with a woman on the other end claiming to be from Windows. She urged me to power up my computer, saying it was being targeted by hackers. I wasn’t having any of it, so I politely declined and, when she wouldn't take no for an answer, I decided to end the conversation.12 yearsI received a phone call from a bloke claiming to be from Microsoft, and the call had all the hallmarks of a call centre. He insisted that my computer was under attack, and urged me to log on so he could assist in removing the supposed hackers. I decided to reach out to Microsoft directly just to verify the legitimacy of the call. Honestly, they can be rather persuasive and seemed quite relentless in their approach!Microsoft12 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, insisting that there were issues with my computer that required immediate attention, or they'd be forced to suspend my account. I asked them to ring me again after 5 o'clock, so I could verify their number, and they promptly hung up!Microsoft12 yearsSomeone rang pretending to be from Windows tech support about some sort of error, asking for my login info.12 yearsAn Asian lady informed us that our computer had a virus. She insisted that we power it up just after we hung up the call.12 yearsReceived a call at 8:21 this evening. They were trying to reach someone with our last name. I let them know they had dialled the wrong number. What a palaver!12 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, saying there’s a malware issue on my computer!Microsoft12 yearsClaimed to be from Microsoft, yet my computer has supposedly been flagged for dispatching hacking messages. What a load of nonsense! Sounds like a feeble attempt to plant a Trojan Horse.Microsoft12 yearsReceived a call regarding our Microsoft software!Microsoft12 yearsI've had a real nuisance with this number lately-seven calls the other day and three more this afternoon! They just hang up as soon as I pick up the phone. It's absolutely infuriating!Submit Your Own Report (01263 761611)
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