01483604782
☎️ 01483604782 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 1483604 with a prefix of 01483. The area code 01483 originates from Guildford.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01483604782
- Indicated computer problem; hung upApr
2016Reported to ICO for fraudMar
2016Be cautious of unsolicited callsMar
2016Persistent and aggressive tech supportMar
2016Repeated unwanted calls, frustration with telemarketersMar
2016Persistent unwanted computer scam callsMar
2016Frequent unwanted calls, very frustratingMar
2016Spam call about computer issuesMar
2016Caller claiming to fix virusMar
2016Trustworthiness is highly questionableFeb
2016Called for computer virus helpFeb
2016Scam call requiring caution at libraryFeb
2016Avoid scam calls using diverse tacticsFeb
2016Inappropriate and disturbing phone callFeb
2016Spam call pretending to helpFeb
2016Scammer tried selling malware softwareFeb
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2016Scam caller with broken EnglishFeb
2016Questioning information request, police involvementFeb
2016Receiving frequent misleading spam callsFeb
2016Received scam call, reported accentFeb
2016Suspicious Microsoft caller, hung upFeb
2016Ignore misleading call from "Jim."Feb
2016Suspicious Microsoft call, likely scamFeb
2016Suspected scam call, reported onlineFeb
2016Received suspicious computer scam callFeb
2016Received scam call, inverted accusationFeb
2016Caller claimed to be MicrosoftFeb
2016Ignore, waste, block unwanted callsFeb
2016Scam call about computer ownershipFeb
2016Microsoft scam with fake AnneFeb
2016Scam call regarding Windows issueJan
2016Unsolicited call from fake MicrosoftJan
2016Call guardian blocks unwanted callsJan
2016Frequent unanswered calls despite availabilityJan
2016Scam call, threatening behavior reportedJan
2016Suspicious call about a virusJan
2016Authorities need to stop scammersJan
2016Fraudulent calls posing as Microsoft techniciansJan
2016Scam call about computer issuesJan
2016Scam call preys on vulnerablesJan
2016Warning about computer tech scamJan
2016Nuisance calls without any responseJan
2016Scam call about computer virusJan
2016Receiving daily annoying international callsJan
2016Elderly father distressed by callsJan
2016Repeated unwanted calls, blocking unsuccessfulJan
2016Repeated nuisance calls, not recognizedJan
2016Repeated calls but no conversationJan
2016Received scam call, hung upJan
2016Scammer called, savvy user prevailsJan
2016Missed call, no recognized numberJan
2016Alleged Microsoft representative hangs upJan
2016Scam call, computer virus warningDec
2015Caller claiming affiliation and hanging upDec
2015Wife received unwanted call todayDec
2015Phone scam involving computer infectionDec
2015Windows technical support claim advisedDec
2015Receiving persistent scam callsDec
2015Received scam call impersonating MicrosoftDec
2015Unwanted call, no message leftDec
2015Received call, line went deadDec
2015Multiple nuisance calls from impersonatorsDec
2015Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2015Mother falsely alerted about computer infectionDec
2015Handling Microsoft scammers with assertivenessDec
2015Microsoft scammer threatens application deletion, persistenceNov
2015Microsoft impersonation scams are commonNov
2015Beware of scammer phone callsNov
2015Frequent scam calls from numberNov
2015Frustration with persistent scam callsNov
2015Warning about Microsoft-related scam callsNov
2015Scam call about non-existent computerNov
2015Received call, automated voice goodbyeNov
2015Received scam call from "David"Nov
2015Received suspicious calls from scammerNov
2015Scammed by fake IT supportNov
2015Scammers called about non-existent computerNov
2015Call received; no message leftNov
2015"David from Microsoft technical department"Nov
2015Warning: beware of potential scammersNov
2015Warning about computer malware scamNov
2015Paul did a good jobNov
2015Warning about Microsoft phone scamNov
2015Potential scam from fake MicrosoftNov
2015Persistent hang-ups indicate scam callsNov
2015Warning about potential scam encounterNov
2015Persistent callers hang up abruptlyNov
2015Number suspected to be a scamNov
2015Scammer called, ended call quicklyNov
2015Silent calls from unknown numberNov
2015Received prank call from scammersNov
2015Reported fraudster on the phoneNov
2015Stop spam calls by reportingOct
2015Warning about something alarmingOct
2015Number Of Searches: 352 Number Of Comments: 95 First Seen: 26 October 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Benton Green(West Midlands), Cononley(North Yorkshire) and Crosby(Merseyside).
01483604782 has 95 comments of which 69 x neutral and 26 x negative
01483604782 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01483604782 👆 is reported as a persistent scam caller posing as Microsoft or Windows technical support, often with Asian or South Asian accents. Callers claim your computer is infected with viruses or malware and attempt to gain remote access or sell bogus software services. Many recipients report threats, abusive language, quick hang-ups upon questioning, and repeated nuisance calls despite registration on the Telephone Preference Service. The callers frequently use fake names and pressure targets to provide personal information or perform actions on their devices. Users are advised to ignore, hang up immediately, avoid granting any access, and consider blocking the number. Reports of these calls have been made to Action Fraud, the ICO, and police, but the nuisance continues. Vigilance and caution are strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 01483604782
10 yearsGot a call from this number saying there was an issue with my PC. I told them I wasn't interested in downloading any of their software, then I just ended the call. They called back immediately, threatening to block my computer or something. I just hung up once more. - caller: 0148360465411 yearsI’ve contacted the police’s computer crime unit and also reported it to the ICO.Information Commissioner ' s Office11 yearsJust got a call from someone saying they needed to discuss my Windows 10 on the computer and asked if I was the main user. I told them it’s not any of their concern and they ended the call super fast. If they ring you, do yourself a favour and either hang up or be firm like me. They’re just trying to get into your system and nick your info.11 yearsGot called a couple times last Friday by the same number, managed to pick up one. The bloke sounded Asian, mentioned some computer issue but my missus just ended the call. Today, they rang twice again; I took one in the morning and it was a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from some computer support. Asked her what company she was with and she just dropped the call. The second call this arvo was the last straw - had to block the number!11 yearsI'm so done with this, they've called me 4 times in just 3 hours. They ring a couple of times and then just hang up. Even if I wanted to pick up, couldn't do it. Is there any way to stop these calls? If I knew who they were, I'd be calling THEM back every 5 minutes!11 yearsThey keep ringing non-stop! Got two calls last Friday, answered one and it was a bloke with an Asian accent saying there was some kind of problem with my computer. My wife wasn’t having any of it and just hung up. Then today, twice again - this morning it was a woman claiming to be from some computer company trying to fix a fault. I asked which firm she worked for and she just cut off. Later this afternoon another call came through, and I answered it using 1471 but couldn’t tell who it was. Honestly, I don’t think anything will stop these calls, definitely not the phone companies since they’re probably getting paid for the calls being made. - caller: Annoying PestBlimey11 yearsI've received calls from this number on two occasions today alone, and I’ve lost count of how many times they disturbed me yesterday. It's not like this is a new occurrence either; they seem to have taken a break from annoying me for about a month. Honestly, I’m rather fed up with their relentless ringing.11 yearsReceived a call earlier claiming there was an issue with my computer. I found it quite amusing, seeing as I don't even own one! The moment I mentioned this, he promptly ended the call.11 yearsAround 2 this afternoon I got a call from a woman with an Asian accent. She claimed my computer was getting viruses every time I used it and offered to have a Microsoft tech guide me through fixing it if I sat at my PC right away. I wasn’t having any of it, told her no thanks, and ended the call before she could say more. Can’t remember her name, didn’t catch it.Microsoft11 yearsShady, shady business!11 yearsGot a call from someone named Lynda warning me about a computer virus. Bit suspicious if you ask me.Lynda11 yearsBeware of this number! When I told “Mary” I didn’t have a computer, she just hung up. I’m actually writing this from my local library’s computer and came across this site by chance.Mary11 yearsSeems like these lot have cracked the code, just like loads of others, get round TPSONLINE by using western first names but talking with an Asian accent. Honestly, the easiest thing is just to hang up straight away. Caller: unknown.TPSONLINECaller11 yearsI got a call from a lady with an Asian accent claiming to be from Windows Tech Support. I told her my computer was fine and there was no problem. Then I just hung up.11 yearsSome bloke named "Harry" claiming to be from Microsoft rang me about my Windows PC. When I said I actually use Apple, he accused me of lying and then started telling me to do some really offensive stuff before telling me to "do one" and weirdly said he'd help me "drop dead." I've reported it to the cops, though I seriously doubt anything will come of it.HarryMicrosoft11 yearsLast week, I received a phone call from this number. To my detriment, I entertained the caller's claims and let him present what he purported to be alarming files on my computer. He tried to sell me some anti-malware software, insisting it was sanctioned by Microsoft. I firmly declined his offer, to which he threatened that I wouldn't be able to operate a compromised computer for much longer and that he'd be in touch again. My computer did conk out temporarily, but it miraculously sprang back to life the next day. I promptly ran a scan with Malwarebytes and found no issues. That morning, I was bombarded with around eight calls starting from 7:55, and even after informing the caller that I had reported his menacing tactics to Action Fraud, I ended up receiving another two calls two days later, which I wisely chose to ignore. GHMicrosoftMalwarebytesAction Fraud11 yearsI got a call from some guy claiming to be with Microsoft support, can't quite recall his name. He spoke with an Asian accent and said my computer was sending error alerts to their team. I told him I actually run Linux, not Windows, and he just went dead silent after that.Microsoft Technical Support Team11 yearsI received a call from an absolute nincompoop who was attempting to tell me, in utterly garbled English, that my computer had some sort of software issue and that he was affiliated with Microsoft. Honestly, you'd think they'd bother to master the language before attempting to scam unsuspecting folks! To top it off, I had my little bit of fun the other day by keeping him on the line for a good half an hour. Oh, the satisfaction of hearing his annoyance!Microsoft11 yearsIt's rather absurd that they believe I'd ever share any details about my computer with them. I'm curious, what prompted the police to look into this number?11 yearsThey’ve called me up four times already today, always with someone who sounds Indian or Asian, yet they use typical English names. The most recent caller said her name was Mary and tried to get me to switch my laptop on, claiming it was infected with viruses and whatnot. I just told her to find a proper job instead. Honestly, I’ve been a lot ruder before. These calls are just ridiculous, and even though I’m on the TPS through BT, it’s done absolutely nothing to stop them.MaryTPSBT11 yearsI got three calls from 01483 604782. The bloke had an Indian/Pakistani accent and was going on about some virus problem, saying he was from WINDOWS Tech - not even Microsoft, mind you. When I asked where he was calling from, he claimed London. I then asked for a postcode, and he got proper annoyed, saying why should he have to give me that info. After that, he started swearing at me in Hindi and just hung up. He actually knew my name and was calling my landline. No idea how he got hold of that, but it’s definitely a scam. Wish there was a way to catch these fraudsters.Windows TechMicrosoftLondon11 yearsI received a call today from someone claiming to be representing Microsoft. They mentioned they were situated on Victoria Street in London. When I inquired about the closest tube station to their location, the caller abruptly ended the conversation. Curious behaviour, I must say!MicrosoftVictoria StreetLondon11 yearsEarlier today I got a call from a guy with an Asian accent, he said his name was Jim, but I wasn’t convinced. He went on and on about my computer, which I found really fishy. I just ignored the whole thing and let him keep spending his credit. After a while, he asked if I was still listening, and when I didn’t say anything, he just ended the call. I’m definitely adding his number to my block list now.AsiaJim11 yearsI just got a rather dubious phone call from this number featuring a chap with an African accent claiming to be from Microsoft Windows. He insisted there was a problem with my computer. I promptly informed him that I don't own one and hung up. After that, I dialled 1471, and guess what? The same number appeared. My husband has had numerous calls from this same dodgy number as well. Clearly, it’s a scam. I’ve registered with the call preference service, but these annoying calls still manage to slip through. I was told that they can't block calls from abroad, but I’m not convinced that's entirely accurate. Something really needs to be done about this situation!Microsoft11 yearsThis morning I got a phone call saying my Windows computer had a virus or something. I kinda suspected it was a scam right away, so I decided to humour them for a bit. Asked some questions just to see what they’d say, then nicely told the woman with the Indian accent that maybe *she* was the one with the problem instead.11 yearsToday, 6th Feb 2016 at around 1:40pm, I got a call from this number. The guy said his name was David and claimed he was from MICROSOFT to talk about my computer. When I asked him who he was, he just cut the call straight away.DavidMICROSOFT11 yearsEarlier today, I got a call from a bloke with an Asian accent who claimed his name was Jim, though I’m pretty sure that was a fib. He went on and on about issues with my computer. I just ignored him and let the call run, probably costing him a bit. After a while, he checked if I was still listening and when I didn’t answer, he ended the call. I’m definitely blocking that number now. - caller: 01483 604 782Jim11 yearsThis morning, around half eight, I received a rather dodgy call from this number. A chap with a rather thick accent claimed he was contacting me regarding my computer. Instantly, I recognised it as a scam, so I hung up without hesitation and shared a warning on Facebook. Is there any way we can ensure this number is banned for good?Facebook11 yearsI received a call from this number around 08:45 this morning. The chap on the line was rather hard to understand and mentioned something about my computer. I quickly realised it was a scam and hung up straight away, then promptly posted a warning on Facebook. Why on earth can't this number be banned for good?Facebook11 yearsI received a phone call earlier today from someone who introduced themselves as Mary, speaking in rather shaky English. She inquired whether she was speaking to the proprietor of my computer. I politely informed her that I had no interest in her call and promptly ended the conversation.Mary11 yearsJust like a lot of others, I got a call from a woman with an Asian accent who said her name was Anne. She claimed to be from a Microsoft call centre and told me there was an issue with my computer. Sounded fishy to me.AnneMicrosoft11 yearsI received a call from this number today claiming there was an issue with my Windows system. I decided to hang up right away! The chap on the line struggled quite a bit with his English, which made it even more suspicious.11 yearsThis number rang me as well, and the person on the other end claimed to be from Microsoft, saying they needed to fix a computer issue.Microsoft11 yearsI get about three or four calls daily, but everytime I pick up there’s no one on the line.11 yearsI use Bt call guardian and it blocks all the rubbish calls since the callers seem to have no clue what they're doing.BT Call Guardian11 yearsI had quite the unsettling experience with a phone call from this number. The caller claimed there was an issue with my computer and proceeded to rattle off a lengthy license number, which left me rather bewildered. When I declined to check my computer as they suggested, their tone shifted to one of great urgency, insisting that my device was compromised and could fail at any moment. I decided to end the conversation, but they were relentless and rang me again. This time, a man spoke in a rather menacing manner, threatening to report me to Microsoft in the States, insisting that my computer was operating illegally. It was a rather distressing encounter, to say the least.MicrosoftStates11 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who called himself Peter - not sure if that's even his real name. When I asked how he got my number, he just went quiet. Then he started saying my computer was infected with a virus and that they could sort it out. I told him I don’t even own a computer, and suddenly he just disconnected. Bit suspicious if you ask me.Peter11 yearsThis number has called me quite a few times saying they’re from Microsoft and that my computer’s got problems and running slow. They want me to let them check it out. If I hesitate, they pass me along to a “supervisor”. I got calls today 27/01/16 at about 2.10pm, plus yesterday and a few times last week as well. The caller’s usually a polite sounding person with an Asian accent, same spiel every time.Microsoft11 yearsHow long are the authorities gonna leave these scammers running free? It’s like our numbers get passed around like some kinda hot potato and we’re just stuck with it. A guy rang me, said his name was Mark Elliot, but with that accent? Honestly, do they really think we're that daft?Mark Elliot11 yearsI recently received a telephone call from the number listed above, claiming there was an issue with my PC. The caller asserted they were from Microsoft/Windows. However, I informed them that it’s widely known that Microsoft doesn’t reach out to people directly at home regarding such matters. Spotting the scam straight away, I promptly ended the conversation.MicrosoftWindows11 yearsGot another one of those classic scam calls trying to mess with me computer. I’ve switched to a phone with BT’s call blocker since TPS doesn’t seem to catch every single dodgy call. Honestly, these scammers are the lowest of the low, always targeting folks who can’t defend themselves.Telephone Preference Service11 yearsGot a ring from a guy with an Asian accent, saying there was an issue with my PC and he’d already informed Microsoft about it. He offered to sort the problem out for me. Don’t fall for it - it’s definitely a con to get into your computer and steal your data. Stay sharp!Microsoft11 yearsThey can keep dialing, but there'll be no answer from me. Just a bother at the end of the day!11 yearsJust got a call from 01483604782 claiming my computer had a virus and they could sort it out. I told them I didn’t even own a computer and asked how they knew, then the bloke ended the call straight away. Tried ringing back but all I got was a dead line sound.11 yearsI've been getting calls pretty much every day from these idiots. The number shows up first as international, then switches to 01483 604 782 on my caller ID. Whenever I answer, nothing, just silence and then the call ends. I'm guessing they're just randomly trying numbers. I usually just leave it to ring for a bit, then they hang up, probably bored of waiting. - caller: 01483 60478211 yearsIt’s utterly distressing to find my 92-year-old father being rung up during the late hours and at the crack of dawn. Despite having a block in place, these calls keep coming, and it's really taking a toll on his nerves. Such a frustrating situation!11 yearsThis number has been ringing me multiple times throughout the day. I’ve got a call-blocking phone, and I attempted to block the number, but it hasn’t worked at all. Quite frustrating, really!11 yearsI've received three calls from this number today, and I've chosen to ignore them all. I managed to retrieve the number by calling 1471, but when I tried to return the call, it turned out to be unrecognised. I typically only answer if there's someone on the line, and as someone with a disability, these unsolicited calls are quite bothersome for me.11 yearsI've received three calls from this number, and each time they hang up as soon as I pick up. It seems like they might be trying to reach someone else who answers before I do. Quite the nuisance, really!11 yearsGot a call earlier from a bloke claiming he was from the Windows distribution centre or something like that. I told him straight away I wasn’t falling for it and just ended the call! Classic scam, honestly.11 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming really badly that my computer was infected and that my laptop had been sending out warnings for a few weeks now. I kept him on the line long enough to look up the number on Google and had a bit of fun telling him a couple of things: one, the number he was calling from shows up as a fraud alert; two, I actually have a degree in IT and know how to manage my laptop; and three, what he was saying made no sense at all. Oddly, he just hung up right after that. Seems like others have been called by a ‘David’ with an Indian or similar accent too. - Caller: ‘David’ from 01483 604782David11 yearsI missed the call so I dialled 1471 and got this number. Tried calling back with 141 before it as usual, but it said the number wasn’t recognised. The caller was 01483 604782.11 yearsSomebody called me claiming to be Annie from Microsoft, said she wanted to talk about my software. She had an Asian accent. When I asked how she knew I even had Microsoft products, she just hung up on me.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call from some guy with an Asian accent this morning around 8:45, claiming my PC had a virus. When I questioned him, he just hung up on me.11 yearsGot a call from some bloke at 8:45 claiming his name was David and he worked with them. When I told him he had the wrong number, he insisted he didn’t. I just told him again he was wrong and said I don’t even use a computer before hanging up. The caller was an Asian man, calling himself David.David11 yearsYet again, they’ve struck! My wife received a call today and let them know we don’t own a computer. It seems they just won’t take the hint!11 yearsI got a call at 8:45 this morning from a guy with an Asian tone. He kept telling me my computer had a virus. When I questioned him, he just hung up on me.Caller11 yearsReport the Windows support issue.11 yearsI keep receiving calls from them. It's quite clear they're up to no good, trying to con me.11 yearsGot a call from this number around 8:45 this morning. The bloke on the line, with an Indian accent, started off by saying "good afternoon," which I found a bit odd for the time of day. Claimed he was from Microsoft and said my internet connection shows there’s some sort of problem. Asked me to grab paper and pen to note down my computer’s licence number. I decided to keep him chatting for a while, asking about where their office was located. After a few tries, he finally said “80 Victoria St London SW1E 5JL.” I told him that doesn’t sound like a valid postcode at all. Then he got a bit annoyed. Pointed out that if he really was calling from London, he wouldn’t say good afternoon at that hour. No surprises here - he just ended the call! - caller: windowsMicrosoftVictoria St, LondonLondon11 yearsGot a call from 01483 604782 around 12:24 on 15/12/15. There was nothing but silence at first, then a recorded voice just said goodbye. Quite annoying. No idea who it was.11 yearsGot a ring from this number earlier, picked up and then suddenly the call just dropped. Seeing what others have said about it, I’m definitely not picking up if it calls back.11 yearsThey called claiming to be Sky Media first, then last week it was Microsoft, and just today some so-called Windows tech support bod. I've now registered with TPSONLINE.org.uk to try and block these irritating calls. Seriously, do they really believe we're that gullible?!Sky MediaMicrosoftTPSONLINE. org. uk11 yearsGot a call earlier from someone named ‘Mary’ claiming to be from the Microsoft Technical Team, sounded like she had an Indian or Pakistani accent. She said I’d somehow downloaded a virus and that if I powered up my computer, she could guide me to find the licence key. She said she needed it to verify the information she supposedly had on me. I told her I wasn’t buying it at all and just ended the call straight away! - caller was ‘Mary’ from Microsoft Tech SupportMaryMicrosoft Technical DepartmentMicrosoft Tech Support11 yearsI had to let my mum know that her computer is dreadfully compromised, but the hilarity of it all is that she doesn’t even have one! Talk about stubborn pests!11 yearsIf you get a call from someone pretending to be Microsoft, just hang up or mess with them however you fancy. Whatever feels right for you!Microsoft11 yearssome guy called claiming he was from microsoft, telling me to get on my computer right away. i told him it wasnt a good time but he kept insisting that if i didnt log in straight away, my microsoft stuff would get wiped and it would cost loads to fix. i ended the call but he rang back 3 more times saying again and again to just switch on my computer now.Microsoft11 yearsOh, they said they were from Microsoft? No way I’m falling for that.Microsoft11 yearsThat number 01483604872? Avoid it like the plague, those lot are trying to shove malware onto your computer. Honestly, if they ask you to do anything, just say no - don't fall for their nonsense. Make sure your antivirus is fully updated and give your system a good scan. With Christmas coming up, these scammers are more persistent than ever, desperate to nick your personal info. Best thing to do is mess with them a bit or just ignore them altogether. Happy holidays from a fellow techie!11 yearsI keep getting calls from 01483604782, and I’m pretty sure it’s some kind of scam. They ring all the time, very annoying!11 yearsIsn’t it rather remarkable how frequently we find ourselves grappling with issues on our computers, while that chap from Microsoft seems to have a sixth sense about it all? The moment I tell him I’m not having any troubles, he promptly hangs up! They just don’t give up, do they? Quite the trial, I must say!Microsoft11 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be from Windows, saying there’s a problem with my PC. Definitely a scam, don’t fall for it.11 yearsGot a call from this number today, some guy going on about my computer being at risk. I asked him which computer he meant, and he said something about Windows 10. Told him I don't use one. Then he tried to ask who I was, I asked who he was after instead. He just made up some name. He kept saying my computer was in danger. I told him he had the wrong number and ended the call. This is like the fifth time these scam calls have come through to me.11 yearsI picked up a call from 01483604782 and after a moment of silence, an automated voice came on just to say "goodbye." When I tried to ring it back, the line was just dead. Quite strange!11 yearsGot three phone calls from the same number today. They said my computer was infected with a virus and offered to fix it. They asked me to enter a code on my PC, which I later found out lets them get in remotely. How do they know so much? They mentioned my name and where I bought the computer! I told them all that info is out on the web and it’s obviously a scam. They tried to argue with me but once I said I’d reported them to the cops, they just hung up. The caller said he was David from Microsoft tech support.DavidMicrosoft11 yearsGot calls from this number twice last week and again today. When I told them their talk about my “computer issues” was nonsense, the woman just told me to piss off. Caller said they were from Microsoft tech support.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming my computer had viruses. He actually got me to let him log in and then said there were nearly 3,000 errors and that Windows updates were being stopped. Then he tried to sell this yearly plan or some ‘platinum’ deal for £290! I told him I’d think about it and hung up. Checked with my actual IT support and they said it’s a well-known scam. I’m going to report the number to the cops.Microsoft11 yearsI received a call from some chaps claiming there was an issue with my computer. Quite amusing really, considering I don’t even own one! It's a right laugh how clueless these scammers can be. Honestly, you’d think they’d do a bit of homework before ringing people up!11 yearsReceived a call at twenty to nine this morning, but since my answering machine is perpetually activated, they promptly disconnected.11 yearsI got a call from someone named David, sounded like he had an Indian or Pakistani accent, claiming to be from the Microsoft tech support team. They said they were from Microsoft, but I wasn’t too sure about that.DavidIndiaPakistanMicrosoft11 yearstotal con artists!11 yearstotal scam! got a call saying my pc had loads of malware and they could fix it for me. when i told them do they honestly think id fall for that, the guy said yeah you’re that daft and then just hung up! watch out for these!11 yearsFingers crossed we have what it takes to keep them entertained for a good half an hour. Nice one, Paul!Paul11 yearsI got two calls from these folks earlier, claiming they were from Microsoft. They said there was a problem with a license linked to my most recent computer login. As soon as I hinted they might be fake, the line just cut off straight away! Pretty obvious scam stuff. I think I read an article not long ago about this scam where they trick you into installing software so they can get into your computer remotely. Total dodgy business.Microsoft11 yearsGot two calls from this lot earlier claiming to be from Microsoft. Said there was some problem with my license after I logged into my PC last time. As soon as I said they sounded dodgy, they just cut me off straight away! It’s definitely a scam. I remember reading something in the paper recently about this trick where they try to install software to get into your computer. Avoid them at all costs!Microsoft11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number, but they always end up disconnecting before I can even say anything. It's obviously dodgy.11 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Indian accent saying she wanted to talk about my computer. Sounded fishy, so heads up everyone, probably a scam!India11 yearsI've received calls from these chaps for three days straight now. Every time I mention that I don’t possess a computer, they promptly disconnect. It’s quite baffling!11 yearsWe strongly suspect that this number is dodgy; we received a warning claiming our computer had been compromised. Just a heads up!11 yearsAbsolutely, I had the same bunch ring me up today, claiming to be "David." They insisted they were there to "assist" me with an alleged infection on my computer. So, I mentioned that the authorities had advised me to document the conversation. Just like that, the call was terminated in less than a tick!David11 yearsHad a couple of rings from 01483604872, picked up but it was just quiet at first, then i heard a woman’s voice on a recording say bye. Weird!11 yearsGot the same lot ringing me up today, some bloke called "David" saying he needed to "assist" me because my PC was meant to have a virus. I said I was actually recording the call for the cops, and bang, he hung up right away, like less than a second later! - caller: Prank callDavid11 yearsI gave this number a ring and warned them that the person on the other end was a bit dodgy. As soon as I mentioned it, she hung up without a second thought!11 yearsThis number has been calling us multiple times daily, around three to four times. I've chosen not to answer since we know it's a scam. How on earth can we put an end to this nuisance? Is there a specific authority to which we can report this?11 yearsComplete nonsense, tread carefully!Submit Your Own Report (01483 604782)
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