01303610056
TimeLine☎️ 01303610056 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1303610 with a prefix of 01303. The area code 01303 originates from Folkestone.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01303610056
- Warning against calling suspicious numberDec
2017Warning about scam computer virusDec
2017Scam involving remote computer accessJOBNov
2017Fake tech support, avoid callingNov
2017Hackers impersonate Microsoft; restart neededNov
2017Scam involving fake tech supportNov
2017Trolls trying to extort moneyNov
2017Number Of Searches: 129 Number Of Comments: 7 First Seen: 08 November 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Englefield(Berkshire) and Mainland(Orkney).
01303610056 has 7 comments of which 5 x negative and 2 x neutral
01303610056 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01303610056 👆 is reported as a scam where callers claim your computer is hacked or infected and demand payment for fake tech support. Callers often pose as Microsoft, using alarming messages to scare you into calling. They usually ask for remote access and request hundreds of pounds to “fix” non existent issues. Many mention rude behaviour when questioned, revealing their scam. Victims report restarting their computers solves the problem with no real virus. The people behind the calls often have Indian accents and pressures to pay quickly, sometimes referring to expired warranties or blocking your computer. Overall, it’s a persistent and well known fraud targeting unsuspecting users with fake threats and aggressive tactics.
Reports on phone number 01303610056
9 yearsWhile checking a journal site, suddenly a message popped up, claiming my personal info on the PC was being accessed right then! It suggested I call 201303 610056. When I phoned, a bloke got into my computer and told me it’d be £151 to sort out since the warranty was expired and I needed an antivirus. This is definitely a scam - don’t dial that number! Just shut everything and reboot your machine instead.9 yearsI had a similar experience just this evening. I received a notification on my computer from Microsoft, warning me that a hacker had accessed my credit card information. I rang the number provided, and it was eerily akin to what others have described. I'm unsure if they obtained any of my details, but I've taken precautionary measures and cancelled my cards. Just a word of advice: steer clear of calling them!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from a bloke named “Nitin”, kept pushing me to let him access my computer remotely. Said the only way to get rid of some “block” was coughing up £250. After I told him to jog on and hung up, he rang me twice more. Pretty obvious he was fishing for my bank info.NitinIndia9 yearsBeware of these deceitful computer scammers. A distressing alert appeared on my screen, prompting me to contact a number that claimed all my personal data had been compromised and that a dire virus had infected my system. They masqueraded as Microsoft support, but their manner was exceedingly aggressive. When I dared to question their legitimacy, they became quite irritable, accusing me of rudeness for doubting their claims. It's clear that no genuine customer service representative would adopt such an unprofessional tone. Their frustration only confirmed something was amiss, and the poor acting they displayed further unveiled their underhanded intentions. I kindly instructed them to disconnect from my computer, as my system was completely fine; a simple reboot proved that. Don't engage with them!Microsoft9 yearsIt seems like some computer intruders are posing as Microsoft. If you're concerned, simply open your task manager and disable your internet connection, or alternatively, just restart your machine. Stay safe!Microsoft9 yearsMy computer suddenly locked up with a message saying it had been disabled and to ring a ‘support number’ immediately to avoid more problems. A man with an Indian accent named Krishna came on, wiped the screen clean, and started explaining that my original support had run out and I needed to pay £226 to renew it. I could hear voices behind him telling others how to secure their machines. Don’t fall for this scam!IndiaKrishna9 yearsThere’s these internet jerks just trying to scam folks out of cash by taking advantage of silly mistakes people make.Submit Your Own Report (01303 610056)
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