01523658974
☎️ 01523658974 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 01523.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01523658974
- Not enough information providedMar
2018Being mistaken for someone elseMar
2018Caller claimed to be Microsoft scamMar
2018Confusion about wrong phone numberMar
2018Beware foreign-accented phone scammersMar
2018Received scam call, hung upMar
2018No issue, ended the callMar
2018Scam call about PC issuesMar
2018Noisy scam call, hung upMar
2018Random drop calls identified numberMar
2018Strange call about praying for SyriaFeb
2018Received scam call, avoided potential scamFeb
2018Received unwanted call, no messageFeb
2018Blocked number after silent callsFeb
2018Fake Microsoft scam call reportedFeb
2018Silent call, Indian man scamFeb
2018Scam call claiming Microsoft supportFeb
2018Reported and discouraged scam phone callsFeb
2018Report of fake number incidentFeb
2018Receiving regular spam calls, deterredFeb
2018Received rude call impersonating MicrosoftFeb
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2018Spam calls with Microsoft claimsFeb
2018Ignoring TPS, scammers persistently callFeb
2018Indian claiming Microsoft computer problemFeb
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2018Problems with unfamiliar foreign callsFeb
2018Scam caller claiming Microsoft supportJan
2018Suspected fraudulent Indian Microsoft claimsJan
2018Suspicious caller with Indian accentJan
2018Indian scam caller, Microsoft pretenseJan
2018Scam call from Microsoft, bewareJan
2018Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2018Received scam call from pretend MicrosoftJan
2018Scam call from "Microsoft" receivedJan
2018Irritated by scam call frequencyJan
2018Received scam call from MicrosoftJan
2018Not responding to repeated callsJan
2018Beware of possible bogus callJan
2018Suspicious call, likely scammers involvedJan
2018Report Microsoft scams to authoritiesJan
2018Unwanted call, hung up abruptlyJan
2018Scam call pretending to assistJan
2018Caller claimed Microsoft support, hung upJan
2018Scam call from suspicious callerJan
2018Inappropriate call, improper behavior reportedDec
2017Indian male attempted computer hackingDec
2017Microsoft scam warning; beware!Dec
2017Scam call, false claims, rageDec
2017Number Of Searches: 206 Number Of Comments: 48 First Seen: 06 December 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blackhill(Aberdeenshire), Bridgend(Cornwall), Marefield(Leicestershire), Misselfore(Wiltshire) and South Luffenham(Rutland).
01523658974 has 48 comments of which 16 x negative and 32 x neutral
01523658974 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01523658974 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam call, typically featuring a male caller with an Indian or African accent claiming to be from Microsoft. Callers warn of alleged computer problems or viruses and attempt to gain remote access or personal information. Many recipients identify it as a fraudulent tactic and respond by hanging up or challenging the caller, who often reacts with hostility or abruptly ends the call. The scams frequently involve noisy call centre backgrounds and scripted dialogues. Multiple reports advise against engaging with these calls, emphasising that Microsoft does not make unsolicited support calls. Blocking the number and reporting to the appropriate authorities is recommended to avoid potential fraud or compromise of personal data.
Reports on phone number 01523658974
8 yearsjust like the others, i got a call from someone named michael mentioning we'd talked before about my bad internet. problem is, we never had that chat at all.Michael8 yearsI had a rather peculiar phone call this afternoon. The chap on the other end claimed to be affiliated with Microsoft Service Desk, saying they had gotten wind of alarming reports indicating my computer was on the verge of a crash and riddled with viruses. He proceeded to instruct me to press the Windows key and R. I played the game for as long as I could, dragging out the charade until he finally cottoned on that I wasn’t going to fall for his ruse and abruptly hung up.Microsoft Service Desk8 yearsHappened to me too! I asked who they were trying to reach, then just got nothing but silence and a quick hang-up.8 yearsWatch out for these dodgy individuals claiming to be from Microsoft. They have a distinct foreign twang and are not to be trusted!Microsoft8 yearsToday at around 13:09, I got a rather dodgy call from this number. An Indian gentleman, sounding quite frantic amidst the noise of a bustling call centre, informed me that my computer had been compromised. I decided to humour him and pretended to be intrigued by his claims. He then went on to instruct me to press the control key along with the Windows logo on my device, which, of course, I had no intention of doing. When I asked him for his number so I could return the call, he promptly ended the conversation. Quite the amusing encounter, really!8 yearsJust like everyone else, I told the guy my computer was fine and then I ended the call.8 yearsI had a phone call from this number claiming there was an issue with my computer. As soon as they realised I wasn't taking them seriously, they told me to shove my PC where the sun doesn't shine! Quite audacious, really!8 yearsThe background chaos was absolutely overwhelming-there were roughly 15 different voices blaring, all chattering away about some computer issue or other. I decided to throw them a curveball and mentioned that I was using a Government computer, which meant I had to let them know the call was being recorded for training. Then, I cheekily suggested they get in touch with MI6. Not surprisingly, they hung up on me! It's rather amusing to turn the tables on these con artists.GovernmentMI68 yearsI've been getting some peculiar dropped calls lately, and after checking with 1471, it turns out the number was 01523658974. Quite odd, isn't it?8 yearsJust got a call from this number around 11:30 today. For some odd reason, i picked up but stayed quiet waiting for them to talk first. Nothing at all, then they just cut the call. Later, i looked up the number here and it looks like a scam call. Maybe I should try my luck on a lottery ticket too since my gut feeling was right this time!8 yearsReceived a call from a number I didn't recognise, and they were inquiring about my computer situation. When I mentioned that I didn't own one, they kept insisting, saying, "Pray for Syria! Pray for the people of Syria!" It was quite baffling!Syria8 yearsI received a call from this number around 09:55 this morning. They didn't bother leaving a message and simply hung up. I'm quite tired of these sorts of nuisance calls, to be honest.8 yearsReceived calls from this number on two days running. Each time I picked up, they hung up without uttering a single word. I've now decided to block the number entirely.8 yearsGot a call like loads of others here - first nothing, then this bloke with an Indian accent starts chatting about some problem with my computer. Didn’t bother saying anything back, just ended the call straight away. I always figured these scammers were some big-time crooks but really, they’re just miserable folks reading off some script we’ve all heard before.8 yearsJust received another dodgy call purporting to be from Microsoft, clearly from a raucous Indian call centre. It's becoming quite the nuisance!Microsoft8 yearsI got a call from this number earlier today. The caller claimed to be from Microsoft, insisting that my computer was riddled with a virus. I informed them that I’d had a fair share of these scam calls before and suggested they find a more productive way to spend their time instead of bothering folks like me.Microsoft8 yearsPhony MS on the 20th of February, 2018.Phony8 yearssomeone from india rang up claiming to be from microsoft about my pc. i told him straight i’m an it pro and microsoft don’t cold call folks. told him everyone’s well aware and sick of these scams, then gave a loud whistle down the line. fingers crossed i’ve knocked some sense into that muppet. 27Microsoft8 yearsI too have been bombarded with nuisance calls from this number. It seems to be happening roughly every other day. They often claim to be Mike from Microsoft, but I quickly make it clear that I'm well aware this is a scam. Unfortunately, my protests don’t seem to put them off at all.MikeMicrosoft8 yearsGot a call from this number where the person said they were from Microsoft. I mentioned I’m with a big international security firm and we handle our own internet protection. Then the caller snapped at me, saying ‘you’re a bloody idiot, wasting my time’. Well, that was charming, wasn’t it? Haha.Microsoft8 yearsJust like the others mentioned, I got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent saying he was from Windows. I told him that Microsoft never rings people up out of the blue and that I actually used to work for them. He didn’t take it well, started swearing at me, and then just dropped the call. Lovely!Microsoft8 yearsI picked up the phone, but there was absolutely nobody on the other end. After that, I dialled 1471 to trace the number, which turned out to be 01523658974. This was the second dodgy call I’d received this morning. The first was from a chap who didn’t bother introducing himself or mentioning where he was calling from. The line was filled with a lot of background noise, and I could even hear a woman mentioning something about Microsoft. I hung up immediately, but in my haste, I forgot to jot down the number, so I didn’t check 1471 for that one. It was quite the nuisance, as I used to get inundated with these fake 'Microsoft' calls, and this is the first one I’ve had in months!Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft saying there was an issue with my PC. Obviously a scam, probably from India. Why is it so hard to block these calls? They keep coming through nonstop!Microsoft8 yearsA bunch of deceitful blighters who couldn't care less about the Telephone Preference Service!9 yearsToday, I got a couple of calls from a bloke with an Indian accent saying he was from Microsoft. He told me my Windows computer was having loads of errors. When I asked if those errors had anything to do with my phone number and how he even got my number, he just ended the call straight away.Microsoft9 yearsMy mum, who’s 99, got a couple of calls from some bloke overseas who talked way too quickly for her to catch anything. I called 1471 to find out the number and got it. I’m thinking of contacting BT to see if they can help, but I’m not holding my breath.14719 yearsGot a bloke on the phone speaking with an Indian accent saying he's from Microsoft. He reckons my PC's got issues that need sorting. Sounds like a complete con if you ask me. If you don’t want them sneaking into your bank stuff or personal info, just hang up straight away. This is the third time they called me in just a few days!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft, but sounded like an Indian accent. Seemed fishy to me.Microsoft9 yearsReceived yet another call from this number yesterday, which my husband fortuitously picked up. He’s savvy to these sorts of calls and decided to grill the caller a bit. The chap claimed his name was Kevin Hefner and insisted he was phoning from Thames Valley Park! However, his accent was distinctly Indian. My husband pressed him for a contact number, and the fella gave him 1800 783 21, along with another one - 7025835515. When my husband mentioned reporting the matter to the authorities, it didn’t seem to rattle the bloke in the slightest! After we hung up, I did a 1471 and was hardly shocked to find it was the same number that had called me a few weeks back.Kevin HefnerThames Valley Park9 yearsI received yet another call from this number at 2 o'clock on the 27th of January 2018. The person on the other end, sporting an Indian accent, asserted they were from Microsoft. It was clearly yet another scam attempt with the usual spiel about "monitoring your computer for infections". I flatly told him where to go and called him a complete fool for thinking he could pull the wool over anyone's eyes with this old trick. He didn’t stick around for a reply and promptly terminated the call.Microsoft9 yearsReceived a call from this number once more at precisely 14:00 on the 27th of January, 2018. The chap on the other end had an accent reminiscent of India and proclaimed he was representing Microsoft yet again. It's the same old trick, alleging they were "investigating" and had noticed my computer was compromised. I told him to do one, called him a plonker, and suggested he should recognise that most of us have wised up to these dodgy tactics. He promptly ended the call.IndiaMicrosoft9 yearsGot a call from this number again around 2pm on the 27th of Jan 2018. The guy spoke with an Indian accent and said he was from Microsoft, trying the usual line about my PC being infected. Told him to get lost - what a complete idiot! Thought people wouldn’t catch on to this rubbish by now. He just ended the call right after.Microsoft9 yearsI received a call from the number 01523 658974 at around 10:20 on the 27th of January, 2018. The person on the line had a distinctly strong African accent and asserted he was representing Microsoft. It was clearly a scam attempt, following that tired old routine of claiming to investigate a supposed virus on my computer. I made it clear to him what I thought, calling him an absolute muppet and pointing out that everyone is in the know about these dodgy tactics nowadays. He didn't take kindly to that and promptly ended the call.Microsoft9 yearsThis chap claimed to be named Mike, ringing in from Microsoft. My husband informed him that we don’t actually own a computer. "Are you serious?" he said, utterly taken aback. "Absolutely," my husband shot back. And just like that, Mike ended the call!MikeMicrosoft9 yearsReceived a call from 01523658974 around 10:20 on 27th January 2018. The individual on the other end, sporting a pronounced African accent, asserted he was calling from Microsoft. Classic scam attempt, attempting the stale line about checking for infections on my computer. I had no patience for this nonsense and let him know exactly what I thought of his intelligence, questioning whether he was aware that the public has grown wise to these tactics. He promptly disconnected the call.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from 01523 658974 around 10:20 on 27th Jan 2018. The person on the other end spoke with a thick African accent and said they were from Microsoft. Classic scam spiel about my computer being infected. I told him he must be daft and asked if he knew everyone’s onto this trick now. He just dropped the call. Total con job - best to waste their time with nonsense and make them waste their own minutes.Microsoft9 yearsI just ignored the call, they rang again the next day.9 yearsThis bloke claiming to be from Microsoft had a heavy African accent, and weirdly, I could hear another guy talking in the background, also with an African accent. Their voices sounded all echoey, like they were in a big empty space. Definitely seems dodgy, especially if they ask for your money. Watch out!Microsoft9 yearsNo message was left, and judging by how many people are checking this number, it really seems like they might be scammers.9 yearsI don’t use social media platforms like Twitter or Facebook, but I reckon someone out there could give MSFT a nudge by tagging them. They’re bound to keep an eye on those mentions. It would be brilliant if they could take a stand against these outright thieving scoundrels masquerading as 'Microsoft Windows'. With all the resources at their disposal, they ought to stamp out these nuisances once and for all. It's infuriating to receive these pointless calls, and let’s hope that only a minuscule fraction of folks get duped by these charlatans!TwitterFacebook9 yearsReceived an unsolicited phone call, and as soon as I inquired whether I had requested to be contacted, they abruptly ended the call.9 yearsClaimed to be ringing from Microsoft, asserting that there was an issue with my computer. Once I mentioned that I would require assistance from someone else to tackle the matter, he abruptly hung up on me.Microsoft9 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, insisting there was an issue with my computer. When I mentioned I don’t actually own a computer, he abruptly disconnected the line. How bizarre!Microsoft9 yearsReceived a call regarding our Windows PC, and honestly, I just told them to find someone who wasn't quite so clued up. It wasn't my finest response, yet in the heat of the moment, it was the quickest way to signal that I recognised the scam for what it was. The caller was a woman with an accent that sounded Indian or Pakistani, and there was a cacophony of chatter in the background. Definitely gave off the vibe of a call centre, with numerous operators trying to catch naive folks off guard.9 yearsI received a rather bizarre phone call about an issue concerning my Windows gadget. When I pointed out that there had to be some sort of error, the caller proceeded to inquire if my wife fancied "a bit of intimacy" with me! To which she firmly replied, "No, do one!" before promptly ending the conversation. Strangely enough, the caller ID displayed as international but had a UK number: 01523 658 974. Quite the experience, I must say!UK9 yearsI received a call from a gentleman with an Indian accent who tried to persuade me to run MSCONFIG on my machine in an attempt to gain access. Luckily, I’m quite savvy with technology, so I saw right through it. It’s imperative that these hacking attempts come to an end. Please take action to prevent this from continuing.MSCONFIG9 yearsBeware! There's a con artist posing as Microsoft. Don't fall for it!Microsoft9 yearsAt first, he insisted he was from Microsoft, but when I probed a bit further, he backpedalled and stated he was with a tech firm located on Victoria Street in London. He suggested there was an issue with my computer, and I couldn't help but ask how on earth he knew about it and if he had somehow managed to breach my device. That seemed to set him off, as he erupted in fury and abruptly hung up on me.MicrosoftVictoria StreetLondonSubmit Your Own Report (01523 658974)
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