01289403666
☎️ 01289403666 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by FleXtel Limited. It is part of the phone block 128940 with a prefix of 01289. The area code 01289 originates from Berwick-upon-Tweed.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01289403666
- Warning about Microsoft phone scamsOct
2016Intrusive phone call upset pensionerOct
2016Caller claimed to be MicrosoftOct
2016Microsoft scam call, threatening behaviorOct
2016Suspicious phone messages, unknown callerOct
2016Concern over distress call from scammersOct
2016Asian man asking for moneyOct
2016Received scam call from "Microsoft."Oct
2016Microsoft scammer called, no computerOct
2016Warned Microsoft scammer, calls dailyOct
2016Microsoft scam, asked for IDOct
2016Unwanted phone calls from MicrosoftOct
2016Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftOct
2016Scam claiming to be MicrosoftOct
2016Beware of Microsoft scammers, dangerous!Oct
2016Received scam call from 'Microsoft'Sep
2016Scammer calling systems use UK numbersSep
2016Enjoys wasting time with callersSep
2016Scam phone call impersonating MicrosoftSep
2016Scam call resembled Microsoft, hang upSep
2016Expensive but blocks unwanted callsSep
2016Receiving silent calls daily latelySep
2016Caller knew wife's name, scamSep
2016Received scam call, taking actionSep
2016Scam pretending to be MicrosoftSep
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftSep
2016Scam call about computer errorsSep
2016Scammer claiming to be MicrosoftSep
2016Inappropriate comment towards Asian individualSep
2016BT representative phishing for informationSep
2016Received scam call from "Benny"Sep
2016Planning to prank phone scammersSep
2016Planned to record and reportSep
2016Scam call posing as MicrosoftSep
2016Annoying calls; can't block numberSep
2016Microsoft accused of being scamSep
2016Suspected scam; reported to BTSep
2016False Microsoft tech support scamSep
2016Scammer claiming computer issues, blocked numberSep
2016Comparing call to Bangalore centerSep
2016Phone call scam from abroadSep
2016Unrecognized number, call went deadSep
2016Repetitive fraudulent calls from "Microsoft"Sep
2016Received scam call about hackingSep
2016Indian Microsoft computer problem scamSep
2016Missed call from unknown numberSep
2016Foreign scam call from "Microsoft"Sep
2016Caller claiming computer virus scamSep
2016Spam call from fake MicrosoftSep
2016Received early morning nuisance callSep
2016Report call center scam to MPSep
2016Scam call about infected laptopSep
2016Annoying daily phone calls ignoredSep
2016Received scam call, claimed MicrosoftSep
2016Questioning origin of suspicious callSep
2016Reported scam call to BTSep
2016Silence, then automated goodbye messageSep
2016Pranked scammer pretending to careSep
2016Suspected scam number not localSep
2016Caller misidentified Linux userSep
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftSep
2016Frequent scam calls received, blockedSep
2016Received silent call, then hangupSep
2016Scam call from alleged tech companiesSep
2016Indian accent Microsoft scam phone callSep
2016Female with Indian accent from MicrosoftSep
2016Caller identified as a scammerSep
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftSep
2016Repeated aggressive early/late phone callsSep
2016Frustration with fraudulent phone callsSep
2016Victim of online scam warningSep
2016Frequent scam calls, very annoyingSep
2016Suspected scam call, numbers recordedSep
2016Received early morning call complaintSep
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftSep
2016Father's laptop hacked by scammersSep
2016Received unsolicited scam call twiceSep
2016BT phone blocks unwanted callsSep
2016Scam call from fake engineer, dangerousSep
2016Scam call from fake engineerSep
2016Received scam call from MicrosoftSep
2016Received silent calls from unknown numberSep
2016Silence on call; nuisance identifiedSep
2016Indian scammer claims computer infectionSep
2016Scammer posing as Microsoft agentSep
2016Nuisance call with inappropriate responseSep
2016Warning: Scam claiming to be MicrosoftSep
2016Unknown caller hanged up abruptlySep
2016Beware of fake Microsoft callsSep
2016Silent call reported on September 15Sep
2016Scammer interrupted by another voiceSep
2016Suspicious call, likely a scamSep
2016Avoid responding to nuisance callerSep
2016Fraudulent call pretending to helpSep
2016Number Of Searches: 600 Number Of Comments: 88 First Seen: 11 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Astrop(Northamptonshire) and Westbrook Green(Norfolk).
01289403666 has 88 comments of which 52 x negative and 32 x neutral and 4 x positive
01289403666 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01289403666 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation falsely claiming to be from Microsoft, often using callers with Indian or Asian accents who pressure recipients to grant remote access to their computers. The callers claim there are viruses, hacks, or security issues, attempting to frighten or coerce vulnerable individuals into following instructions that could lead to financial loss or malware installation. Multiple reports note abusive behaviour when challenged, frequent repeat calls at inconvenient hours, and false employee identities. Many have blocked the number or used call-blocking devices, advising others to simply hang up and avoid engagement. The scammers exploit caller ID spoofing, making it appear as a UK number but often routing calls from abroad. Authorities and service providers are urged to intervene, but vigilance and refusal to share information remain the best defence.
Reports on phone number 01289403666
10 yearsWatch out, this is a Microsoft scam!Microsoft10 yearsI received a phone call from someone who pretended to be from Microsoft, insisting that my computer had been compromised. When I declined to follow her instructions, she ominously warned me that she’d restrict access to my device. This appears to be a burgeoning trend-it's the second time this week I've faced such threats. I can’t help but feel concerned for those who might be more susceptible to such intimidation. It’s a real shame that there isn’t a more effective way to put an end to these calls. Sure, ignoring them might be an option, but I really believe it's important to confront these scammers and let them know their deceit has been uncovered.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from someone who claimed to be James, supposedly representing Microsoft. I swiftly hung up and decided to block that number without a second thought.JamesMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call just before 8 in the morning, really not the nicest way to wake up when you’re retired. The person claimed to be a Microsoft technician. Hung up straight away after I told him he was talking rubbish. Pretty sure he wasn’t ready for an elderly lady with a nervous voice to say that!Microsoft10 yearsIt really seemed like someone was in trouble, so I dialled back. Just how desperate can these scammers get?10 yearsJust got a call from this number, and it was some guy with an Asian accent. Told him to stop phoning me and take my number off their list, and he actually said, "If you pay me £180, I'll stop calling." Can you believe that?! I just hung up straight away.10 yearsGot a couple of messages from a bloke with an Asian accent on my answerphone today. He used my name but never said why he was ringing. Could hear some other voices in the background too. I never call back numbers I don’t recognise and always look them up here first.10 yearsGot a call from a bloke speaking with a thick Indian sub-continent accent, said his name was George or something and claimed to be from Microsoft. I just told him "Nah, you’re not, buzz off" and he hung up. Then the same number called back a few hours later, but this time I just let it go to voicemail.GeorgeMicrosoft10 yearsTypical Microsoft scam call. Quite a laugh, really. Spent about 45 minutes with them before they realised I don’t even own a computer at this number.Microsoft10 yearsHad a bloke claiming to be from Microsoft ring me up! I told him to stop calling and said he was just a scammer; he got all riled up and claimed he was just trying to help me. I get these calls all the time. They really need to be put to a stop!!Microsoft10 yearsGot the typical Microsoft scam call - as soon as I asked for his MS staff ID, he just ended the call straight away :)Microsoft10 yearsA guy with an Asian accent called me, said he was from Microsoft and needed to talk about my computer. I told him I don’t even own one, then he just ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsI got a call from an Asian bloke twice, once over the weekend. When I told him my computer was in a different building, he just hung up. Then he called again a little while ago. Each time, he claimed to be from Microsoft, saying hackers were trying to access my PC. He asked if he could get into my machine, but I refused and said I didn’t trust him. He kept trying to convince me, but I just ended the call. He’s pretty stubborn, that one.Microsoft10 yearsA woman gave the name "Amy Paul" and said she was ringing from Microsoft, telling me my computer was riddled with hackers and viruses! She wanted me to go onto my PC so she could "update my Microsoft Licence ID". Total con. I called her out, even said I worked at Microsoft myself. She mentioned her office was at Thames Valley Park, sounded really sure of herself and didn’t back down at all despite me questioning her!Amy PaulMicrosoftThames Valley Park10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent saying he was from Microsoft, total scammers. They said my computer had errors and told me to install some software. I suspected something was off, so I started searching online while on the call. Turns out, the program they wanted me to download would let them control my laptop remotely. Honestly, just hang up immediately if you get calls like this!Microsoft10 yearsJust got a phone call from a guy with an Asian accent saying he was from Microsoft. He was asking for the account holder and then told me I might be at risk from hackers. I said, "Oh so like yourself then?" and quickly ended the call and blocked the number.Microsoft10 yearsDont share any details with this caller. These robocalls show UK numbers but then link you to folks clearly not from here, who can hardly speak English yet use English names. Phone companies really need to block these calls, but it seems they’re raking in too much cash from these con artists to care.UK10 yearsThis number kept ringing me about six times earlier today. At last, an Asian man answered and said his name was Mark Anderson, claiming he was from Microsoft. He told me to turn on my computer because someone was trying to hack into it - yeah, right, probably him! When I asked how I could be sure it was Microsoft, he gave an address: 207 Melton Road, Loughborough. Then he started telling me I had to follow his instructions and switch on my computer immediately! I told him I don’t even have a computer, and he just hung up!Mark AndersonMicrosoftMelton RoadLoughborough10 yearsI've received a handful of calls from this number. I tend to keep them chatting for as long as possible; my personal best is a staggering 20 minutes! I suppose it’s a bit silly, but it certainly spices up the day at work. Eventually, when I either lose interest or realise I should probably focus on my tasks, I let them know I've caught on to their game. You wouldn't believe the fury that ensues! One lady even had the audacity to tell me I was wasting her precious time!10 yearsGo for the BT call blocking phone, it's pricier than most phones, but if you get it set up properly, it can stop most scam and spam calls. Mine has stopped this number ringing me a bunch of times over the past few days.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft. Told them to take my number off their list and ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsReceiving calls at the same time every morning for several days now. Initially, it's just silence, followed by a robotic voice bidding farewell. Quite puzzling!10 yearsSame old rubbish - they say they’re from Microsoft. I already had my laptop 'sorted' after a scammer claiming to be from BT messed about with it, so I’m pretty sure it’s fine. I’ve got a loud whistle, used in the Navy, next to my phone and give it a quick blow before hanging up.MicrosoftBTNavy10 yearsThis call was a scam, yet the person somehow knew my wife's name.10 yearsJust got a call from that exact number again. The bloke said he was Mark Anderson, a ‘tech advisor’, and even gave me an employee ID MG3206 plus said his boss was Kevin Marshall. I rang my landline company and they said they have a new phone coming out that should block overseas robo-calls. They’re also working on a new system to filter out nuisance calls. I’m already on the TPS list, but apparently it doesn’t cover calls coming from outside the UK or EU.Mark AndersonKevin MarshallTelephone Preference ServiceUKEU10 yearsThis morning around 9.03am, I got a call from this number, a guy with an Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft. He said my PC was 'infected' and if I didn’t do what he said, he’d cancel my Microsoft licence and my computer would stop working. I knew it was a scam straight away but played along for a bit before telling him I was onto him and would report to the cops. He then lost it, calling me all sorts of names like "you f***ing idiot" before hanging up.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from a woman who had a distinctly Asian accent. She claimed to be from Microsoft, discussing some issues with my computer. I couldn't help but joke with her, telling her she was actually speaking to the local police and that this conversation was being recorded. To my amusement, she promptly ended the call!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian accent claiming my computer was sending loads of “error” alerts and said he could fix it for me. I asked him what the cost was (cos I’d had calls like this before, with folks wanting £100 to sort my “faulty” PC). He said it was free. When I said I didn’t trust him, he started threatening to “block” my computer. I just told him to do his worst, and he ended the call.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be BT, mentioned loads of complaints from around here about internet issues. Since our internet’s rubbish anyway, I wasn’t sure if it was legit. Ended the call when they asked about the number and brand of computers we had. The bloke spoke with a heavy Asian accent.BT10 yearsGot a call from yet another Asian sounding scammer. Their English was awful. I told them straight up to piss off and maybe learn some proper English before calling again.Asia10 yearsGot a call earlier today from an unknown number. Since I’ve recently lost someone, I thought it might be something important, so I picked up. After a brief pause, a man with a strong Asian accent said he was Benny from Microsoft Support. I told him he was lying and asked what he wanted. He quickly ended the call. Definitely a scammer.BennyMicrosoft Call Centre10 yearsJust like others, they said they'll ring me tomorrow since I told them my laptop was at a mate's place. If they bother to call again, I’m planning to mess about with them a bit before letting them know I worked out it's a scam. Fingers crossed they hang up and never bother me again.10 yearsI usually tell them to wait a moment while I turn on my voice recorder so I can send the call to the cops. They tend to drop the line really fast after that.10 yearsReceived a phone call earlier today, the voice had an American twang. The chap on the other end claimed to represent Microsoft, probing me about my computer. I informed him thrice that I wasn’t in possession of one, after which he abruptly terminated the call.Microsoft10 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, but all I hear is a voice saying goodbye. It's becoming quite the bother. Is there no way to put a stop to this?10 yearsThis number rang saying they were from Microsoft, claiming our computer was infected with a virus and supposedly someone was viewing adult content using it. The caller gave a very English name but had quite a strong Indian accent. Since the story sounded quite far-fetched, I just knew it was a scam. I humoured them for a bit, but they got really irritating, so I told them I wasn’t daft and then ended the call. I’ll be reporting this number to BT and blocking it on my phone. Wish there was more I could do to stop these scammers.Microsoft10 yearsClaimed to be from Microsoft. Obviously a scam.Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call from someone with an Indian accent who said her name was Jacqueline Brown (oddly enough) and claimed she was calling from London. She said she worked for Microsoft and that my computer had viruses. She tried to get me to let her access it, probably to install a trojan or something similar. There was an earlier call this morning that was silent, and the same story came up the day before too.Jacqueline BrownLondonMicrosoft10 yearsThey rang up wanting to talk to my dad about issues with his computer. I asked where they got their details and they told me there’s been recent use on his computer. But my dad passed away 6 years ago and there’s no computer in my mum’s home. These calls really upset her. Blocked the number straight away!10 yearsSounded way more like Bangalore than Berwick - got a call today from a South Asian voice about a Microsoft virus!BangaloreBerwickMicrosoft10 yearsI omitted to pick up the phone as the number wasn’t familiar to me. When I attempted to return the call, however, the line was completely silent!10 yearsGot a call from this number today at 11:45, seemed to be coming through a BT line but definitely from overseas. Guy had an Indian accent, total scam alert!10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me up nonstop. The person sounds Indian but says they’re from Microsoft. They even said they were calling from the Microsoft office in Reading and told me the address. I get calls from them multiple times a day.MicrosoftReading10 yearsGot a call from 01289403666, sounded like someone from Microsoft about a computer issue, but it was definitely a scam. Indian accent. Watch out!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from 012899403666 at about 4.15pm yesterday (20.09.16). They kept leaving voicemails asking "are you there?" over and over.10 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong foreign accent claiming they were from Microsoft and that there were issues with my PC. It’s clear now these scam calls are being forwarded through legit UK numbers. BT really needs to keep an eye on this and stop it happening. I didn’t hang about and cut the call off straight away.MicrosoftUKBT10 yearsGot a ring on 0809, but no one spoke when I answered - just a pointless early morning annoyance.10 yearsI had a rather unusual phone call earlier today from this number. A chap claimed he was from Microsoft and mentioned that they’d received multiple alerts from my computer indicating it had been compromised. He went on to urge me to boot up my computer and adhere to his guidance on rectifying the issue. The irony? I’d just picked up my computer from being serviced and cleaned the day before. I promptly informed him that his little con won’t succeed with me today.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from this number around 8:30 in the morning, some guy claiming to be from Microsoft. I cut him off straight away and said Microsoft wouldnt be phoning me out of the blue. Told him if theres any real issue he should write me a letter instead. Then I just said cheers and ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsI picked up the call, only to be greeted by complete silence for a few seconds, then a recorded voice bid me farewell.10 yearsGot a call from an Indian call centre claiming to be Microsoft saying my computer was full of viruses. I kept him chatting as long as I could before he finally gave up. These folks are just scammers and honestly, BT and every UK phone company should put a stop to this nonsense. Might even reach out to my MP about it.MicrosoftBTUK10 yearsGot a call from 01289 403666. A woman with an Indian accent said she was from Microsoft and talked about my computer. I told her I don’t even own a computer and she just hung up on me.Microsoft10 yearsHad a cheeky call from someone claimed to be from Microsoft, saying my computer was sending them messages. The kicker? I’m using Linux! I strung him along for about fifteen minutes just to wind him up! What a laugh!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong Indian accent, saying my laptop had viruses and they were really worried about it. When I asked how they even knew, they just kept going on about the laptop problems. I said I’d take it to a computer shop and then just hung up on them.10 yearsI knew straight away that 01289 is a Berwick upon Tweed code but I doubt the call really came from there. Berwick’s not really a spot where scammers hang around - they’d probably get caught quick. When you ring that number, it’s like the call never happened, and I reckon whoever’s behind it is aware of that. It’d be quite something to check with BT about the exact address linked to that number and maybe have a chat with folks round there?Berwick upon TweedBT10 yearsStraight away, I realised that the 01289 code belongs to Berwick upon Tweed, yet I doubt this is where the call originated. It's not the kind of locale where you would expect to find scammers lurking about-I'd wager they'd be spotted rather swiftly. When attempting to ring that number, it appears as if the call is essentially non-existent, which makes me suspect that the person behind it is fully aware of this. It might be worth reaching out to BT to uncover the registered address linked to that number, perhaps even having a natter with some locals to gather more insights?Berwick upon Tweed10 yearsI picked up the phone, only to be met with silence. A good ten seconds later, a robotic voice piped up, saying 'goodbye' before cutting off. Quite the peculiar experience!10 yearsI keep receiving calls at 9.15 every single morning-it's driving me mad! I've just started to ignore them altogether.10 yearsSome bloke claiming to be from Microsoft called me up, saying my computer was sending out weird messages. I run Linux, so I know that's rubbish. I just kept him on the line for about 15 minutes, wasting his time for a laugh!Microsoft10 yearsI’ve been receiving frequent calls from this number lately, some at ridiculous hours in the morning. I’ve attempted to block it, but they keep coming back. The callers keep insisting there's an issue with my computer, even though it's not turned on! It feels quite dodgy, if you ask me.10 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Indian accent claiming he was from Microsoft in Reading, saying my Windows computer had some issue. I asked, "Which one? I've got ten of them" (which I don't) and he said, "All of them!" I then told him straight what he was gonna say next - turn on the PC, look at some bogus error messages, get me to install some remote access software so he could take control, then demand cash or threaten to delete files or mess up the computer. After that, I just hung up on him.MicrosoftReading10 yearsI almost fell for a call claiming to be from BT, and now I've had one from someone claiming to be 'Microsoft'. I asked the woman with an Indian accent how she could live with herself trying to scam elderly people. She just hung up straight away!BTMicrosoft10 yearsHad this bloke ringing me while I was still in the shower today!! Thick Indian accent, barely able to speak decent English, pretending to be from Microsoft warning me my computer was under attack. Honestly, he sounded so fake it was almost funny, but then I thought about how some people might actually fall for it. The number, 01289 403666, turns out it’s from Berwick on Tweed. Never knew Microsoft had an office there!!!MicrosoftBerwickTweed10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent working at a noisy call centre. She said she was ringing from Microsoft about an issue with my PC.Microsoft10 yearsI've just received a call from this number, and it's clearly a fraud.10 yearsHad a rather amusing yet frustrating experience today - got a phone call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, asserting there was an issue with my computer. Decided to play along for about ten minutes whilst disconnecting all my devices and the internet. Then, a so-called level five engineer took over the call, insisting that this wasn’t a scam. I spent the next few moments expressing my thoughts on their ploy, keeping it civil, which required quite the effort. All in all, just another classic scam attempt!Microsoft10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me at all sorts of mad times, like 8 in the morning and even 9 at night. Luckily it always goes to voicemail but the messages left are pretty harsh, guy’s shouting like mad down the phone. It’s always the same bloke calling.10 yearsI've had two calls from this number today. A guy with an accent kept telling me my computer was full of viruses and offered to sort it out. I told him I didn't know who he was and said I didn’t want any help, then hung up. But he called back from the same number a couple of hours later. I’ve blocked it now. These calls really annoy me because some folks might fall for it - they’re total con artists.10 yearsGot two calls, one yesterday and one today. The guy claimed he was from Microsoft and my computer was in danger. I told him I don’t own a computer, then he said he meant my laptop. I told him no laptop either and he just hung up. I dialled 1471 to see the number, called back but only got a beeping sound nonstop.Microsoft10 yearsThis is the fourth day running that this number has been ringing me up claiming to be from Talk Talk or Microsoft, telling me my computer got hacked. Proper pushy and quite rude too. Last time they called, I just left the phone next to my stereo and blasted some Black Sabbath!!Talk TalkMicrosoftHiFiBlack Sabbath10 yearsRang me bright and early at 8 this morning - how very bold of them!10 yearsThis number just rang me up claiming to be from 'Microsoft', saying my PC was full of viruses. The bloke had a strong foreign accent and was really pushy. I told him I'd report it to the coppers. Honestly, don’t pick up if this number calls you!!!Microsoft10 yearsJust like that, my dad got caught up in the same thing today. They got all rude with me when I started asking loads of questions. They somehow managed to get into his laptop, as he thought they were from Microsoft. I must have really annoyed them ’cause they even threatened me! Reported it to the police and I managed to hack back and grab their IP address. Got those cheeky blokes!Microsoft10 yearsGot a really bad call from 01289403666 claiming to be from Microsoft about some illegal stuff!! We said we weren't interested and she hung up, then called back and told my daughter she couldn’t just end the call. Then she accused her of lying when my daughter said we don’t even own a computer!! Didn’t take kindly to a bit of cheek in return ?? Would seriously ignore this number. It’s already called us twice today!Microsoft10 yearsToday, on the 15th of September, I found myself plagued once more by an annoying call from this number. True to form, the conversation veered into the all-too-familiar territory of risqué subjects and travel tales. It makes one wonder if he’ll ever get the hint!10 yearsI dont know anyone from the berwick region, they said our name but when i didnt answer back they just ended the call straight away.Berwick10 yearsI answered the call only to be met with utter silence. I hung around for a bit, hoping for someone to speak, but it was just crickets. Definitely a bothersome call!10 yearsI received a call from a woman with an American accent saying she was from Microsoft. I made it clear that I didn't want any further calls from her!Microsoft10 yearsTotal scam alert!!! They said they’re from Microsoft and gave me some address in Thames Valley Park, Wiltshire. The number they called from was 02921286614, probably one of their many fake ones! Do NOT follow any instructions or give them info!! Just hang up straight away!!MicrosoftThames Valley ParkWilkshire10 yearsdodgy caller pretending to be some 'microsoft technician' saying my pc is full of viruses. funny thing is, i'm a computer engineer myself and my laptop's packed with the newest anti-malware tools, so it’s totally clean!Microsoft10 yearstotal scammer. i got a call from a bloke with a thick indian accent claiming his name was mark and said he needed to talk to the owner of my microsoft pc because "it’s seriously full of hackers online." i laughed and told him i don’t have a microsoft computer (i use a macbook and a linux desktop) and then he suddenly asked if i had an apple mac. i just told him he was trying to pull a scam and to buzz off, then he hung up.MarkMicrosoftApple10 yearsThis afternoon, we received a couple of calls from this number with no one on the other end. We’re unfamiliar with the number and wonder why it keeps calling.10 yearsI got a call on this number from a woman claiming she was with Microsoft. I’m pretty sure Microsoft never actually calls people out of the blue. I got scammed before by someone pretending to be from Microsoft and lost nearly £1200 from my account. Luckily, the bank got a bit worried and alerted me before any cash disappeared. Hope no one else falls for that kind of trick thinking it’s legit.Microsoft10 yearsReceived a rather dodgy phone call earlier, claiming that my Microsoft Office computer was acting up on their server. When I mentioned that I don't own a Microsoft Office computer, the bloke just cut off the line. Clearly a scam!Microsoft Office10 yearsI recently made a call to my own number while I was in Scotland, hoping to connect to my computer remotely. I decided to string the caller along for a bit, which seemed to irritate him. In the background, you can distinctly hear another voice advising him to end the call. Disgraceful behaviour!Scotland10 yearsAvoid responding to this number - it’s just a bothersome caller!10 yearsI got a mysterious call at around 5 in the afternoon on the 15th of September, 2016, but there was no one on the other end.10 yearsA lady rang me up, purporting to be from Microsoft’s tech support, insisting that there was an issue with my computer.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (01289 403666)
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