01527527147
☎️ 01527527147 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 152752 with a prefix of 01527. The area code 01527 originates from Redditch.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01527527147
- Scam call, ignored by IT specialistOct
2014Frustration over persistent phone scamsOct
2014Unsuccessful call, predictive dialler concernsOct
2014Received suspicious hoax call; potential scamOct
2014Scam call from tech supportOct
2014Received outdated call from fraudsterOct
2014Ignore telemarketers to deter themOct
2014Received spam call about virusesOct
2014Received unclear call mentioning computersOct
2014Scammer call, warned with whistleOct
2014Indian man tech support scammerOct
2014Suspicious tech support phone callOct
2014Received silent call, hung upOct
2014Frequent calls, typical computer issuesOct
2014Scam call claiming Microsoft supportOct
2014Recognized scam, found it amusingOct
2014Phone rings, no one talksOct
2014Scammer posing as tech supportOct
2014Missed call, will ignore next timeOct
2014Unknown caller, hung up quicklyOct
2014Tech support scam targeting sonOct
2014Unsolicited calls about fake IP addressesOct
2014Phone scam from fake technicianOct
2014Suspicious call falsely claiming MicrosoftOct
2014Unrecognized caller, number not validOct
2014Fraudulent call from "Microsoft" representativeOct
2014Concerned about computer infection riskOct
2014Unwanted calls despite registration complaintsOct
2014Received silent call this morningOct
2014"Suspicious call from supposed tech support"Oct
2014Warning: Beware computer scam callsOct
2014Missed call, no response givenOct
2014Unable to reach anyone by phoneOct
2014Phone call from potential scammersOct
2014Lack of people present in contextOct
2014Answered call, nobody on lineOct
2014Strange caller, hang up immediatelyOct
2014User questions internet investigation reasonsOct
2014Unanswered call at 1:37pm with silenceOct
2014Callers hang up before answeringOct
2014Doubting diagnosis of computer issuesOct
2014Suspicious phone call about computerOct
2014False computer-related phone scam encounterOct
2014Spam call posing as MicrosoftOct
2014Blocking calls using vulgar phrasesOct
2014Number Of Searches: 253 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 26 September 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chapmanslade(Wiltshire), Newtown Linford(Leicestershire), Northbourne(Dorset), Square and Compass(Pembrokeshire) and West Thorney(West Sussex).
01527527147 has 44 comments of which 17 x negative and 27 x neutral
01527527147 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01527527147 👆 is reported as a persistent and unsolicited scam operation targeting UK residents with calls falsely claiming computer issues. Callers often use Asian accents and provide inconsistent company details, requesting remote access to personal computers. Many report hang-ups when challenged or questioned, and attempts to call back reveal untraceable numbers. The callers employ scripts about viruses or software problems, aiming to intimidate or deceive recipients into granting access or divulging sensitive data. Frequently, the scams involve impersonation of reputed tech support, creating distress and suspicion. Numerous users advise against engagement, recommending immediate disconnection and cautioning that these calls are dangerous attempts to steal personal or financial information. Authorities have been alerted, yet the nuisance and risk persist, urging vigilance and non-cooperation.
Reports on phone number 01527527147
12 yearsWhy is it so difficult to put an end to these infuriating phone scams? They should be considered as criminal acts, don't you think? It's really frustrating, especially since they disrupt my baby's sleep every time!12 yearsI received a phone call this morning from this number, just like many others. There was a woman with an Asian accent on the line. She claimed that there was an issue with my computer, but I assured her that it was functioning perfectly fine. She insisted that my computer would eventually start to show signs of trouble, such as slowing down. However, I confidently told her that I am fully capable of resolving any such issues on my own if they were to arise. But she was adamant and argued that their help was necessary. As someone who specializes in IT, I couldn't help but chuckle at her persistence. In the end, she abruptly hung up after realizing that I was not an easy target.12 yearsI just received a telephone call, but I missed it. I attempted to return the call, but it appears that the line is unreachable. It is possible that the caller was utilizing a predictive dialler. Additionally, it is concerning to consider that they may occasionally achieve their objectives in order to continue their operations.12 yearsGot a call earlier and the person was blabbering on about viruses and infections on my computer. Thing is, my setup's running Linux, so that didn’t add up. I told them what they were saying was rubbish and they just ended the call straightaway.12 yearsGot a call from some con artist asking for my mother-in-law, who hasn’t lived here for decades - she actually passed away back in ’99. When I mentioned that, he started going on about some virus on my computer, like one of those classic scams. I just called him out on being a fraud and having rubbish info, then ended the call.12 yearsI recently received a call from a person introducing herself as Sharon Cross or someone with a similar name. I struggled to comprehend her due to her strong Asian accent. From what I gathered, she mentioned something about providing tech support and helpline assistance. However, this seemed like a clear case of fraud or scam.Sharon Cross12 yearsHonestly, I just tell these bloody callers to piss off. It doesn’t actually make them hang up, but I swear it gets under their skin a bit!12 yearsHad a call from a woman with a strong foreign accent, I think she might’ve been from India. She said it was regarding my computer, and gave my name too. Thing is, even though it’s my computer, the BT account is under my hubby’s name. So, I just blew my little whistle next to the phone three times - kept it nearby exactly for moments like this!IndiaBT12 yearsGot a call from this number on the 29th October 2014 around 1:55 pm. The person was chatting about computers and files, but his voice was really unclear. When I asked him which company he was calling from, he just hung up straight away.12 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from a tech firm. He told me there were viruses on my computer and that I needed to open it up. My husband’s in IT, so I know our antivirus is all sorted and current. I asked him why exactly I should open my computer, and the more I grilled him, the less he wanted to chat. In the end, he just cut me off and slammed the phone down! Total scam, no doubt.12 yearsI received a quiet phone call with nobody speaking on the other end. I simply ended the call and hung up.12 yearsA gentleman of Asian descent contacted me, addressing me by my name. He claimed to be from "Tech Support." His intention was to acquire personal details related to computer access. To protect my privacy, I promptly ended the call.Tech Support12 yearsI received a phone call this morning, and in response, I chuckled and mentioned that this particular scam has been around for three years now. It seems like everyone is aware of it, so you would need to come up with a new trick. As a result, they ended the call abruptly.12 yearsGot a call but nobody said a word on the other end. Very strange.12 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent who was talking really fast. This is the second time he's tried reaching out, asking specifically for my son. He claimed to be from some Tech company and said he wanted to fix software issues my son supposedly had. I told him the police had warned us not to deal with anyone from his firm, and he just cut the call. Total scam, watch out!12 yearsI received a call in the morning from someone asking for a person I wasn't familiar with, and then they abruptly ended the call. Therefore, I immediately called them back, but the number was not recognized.12 yearsI contacted you both yesterday and today regarding some typical computer issues.12 yearsI received a phone call from a woman with a strong Asian accent, who claimed that my computer was infected. She insisted that I log on to my computer immediately. According to her, there was a supposed issue with Windows, and she identified herself as part of the "Tech Team." Recognizing this as a scam, I informed her that I would be contacting Microsoft instead. Suddenly, the call abruptly ended.Tech TeamMicrosoft12 yearsGot a ring from this bloke earlier, some Asian guy claiming to be Jimmy Wilson. He wanted me to switch on my computer so he could help me install some kind of software. I asked him if he knew my name and address, he only managed to get a bit of my postcode right. Then I questioned how he even knew my PC had nasty software on it. His only answer was for me to open up my computer. After a bit, he sounded annoyed and just ended the call.Jimmy Wilson12 yearsBeware of a fraudulent incident where an individual named Peter Jackson claimed to be affiliated with "The software maintenance company of the windows operating system." He evaded providing his company's name or address and was unwilling to let me communicate with his higher-up. It was evident that he was calling from a call centre, as the commotion of multiple individuals engaged in phone calls could be heard in the background. When I inquired if he was associated with Microsoft, he explicitly confirmed that he was not. Suspecting foul play, I refused to disclose the contents currently displayed on my computer screen, deeming it confidential. Furthermore, I persisted in my request for the company's name, but he continuously denied revealing it. Upon attempting to dial back his number for clarification, I only encountered an unobtainable tone and an automated message.Peter JacksonMicrosoft12 yearsI tried calling yesterday, but I missed your call. Thankfully, I decided to check, so I won't ignore it next time!12 yearsIs there seriously no way to stop these calls? I’ve had them a few times now - out of the blue, someone rings up saying my IP address was being accessed and they need to confirm it’s me by asking for the IP. The minute I try to ask more questions, they just drop the call. Definitely sounds suspicious to me!!!12 yearsI received a phone call where the person asked for me and specifically inquired if I was the primary user of the computer at home. It happened when I was expecting a broadband engineer, so I assumed it might be related to that. To clarify, I asked what they meant by "main computer user." Surprisingly, the caller, who identified herself as a member of the technical department from Microsoft, stated that she was calling regarding the computer that accesses the internet. Something about the call seemed suspicious to me, so I quickly responded by saying that I was going to contact the police. In response, she abruptly ended the call.Microsoft12 yearsDespite my registration with the Telephone Preference Service, you continue to persistently call me. I want to inform you that this action is reportable, and you may face prosecution. If you need to get in touch with me, please do so in a more traditional and respectful manner by writing a letter.Telephone Preference Service12 yearsI received a notification stating that there is a virus detected in my computer. Concerned, I am afraid it could be the Ebola virus transmitted through the internet connection. Can you please let me know if it is safe to handle my computer? I would greatly appreciate your response.12 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from Microsoft’s tech team, and she called me by my name - though she really butchered the pronunciation! When I asked why she was calling, she started asking about the computer we use at home to go online. It all felt sus, so I told her I’d be contacting the Police, and she quickly ended the call. Definitely seemed like a scam to me.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, and as soon as I picked up, the person stayed silent for a bit then just ended the call.12 yearsI picked up but there was nobody on the other end.12 yearsI received a call from someone asking for a person I am not familiar with and who doesn't live at my address. After stating that they must have the wrong number, they abruptly ended the call. When I attempted to redial to request them to erase my number from their records, I received a message saying that the number was not recognized. Quite frustrating!12 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady asking if there were any issues with a computer delivery I’d received. I said I hadn’t ordered any computer at all. She then tried to ask if I was having trouble with any computer or laptop in general, but when I didn’t respond, she just ended the call. Definitely a scam attempt!12 yearsI tried calling but nobody answered.12 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady asking about some computer stuff. When I asked her for more info, she just hung up on me. Happened around 12.35 pm.12 yearsI called and nobody answered.12 yearsI called earlier today - complete silence!12 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent who told my missus that our laptop's antivirus wasn’t current and that viruses were getting through. He asked her to turn on her laptop, but luckily she didn’t fall for it. Really glad she didn’t allow them anywhere near the device. These calls are proper dodgy, don’t let strangers near your computer - they might nick your personal info or even your banking details. Stay safe out there!12 yearsAt 1:37 in the afternoon my phone buzzed, but when I picked up, it was completely silent on the other end.12 yearsWhy am I inquiring about my internet connection?12 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Asian accent asking about my computer. I told him I didn’t even own one and he just ended the call right away. Definitely a phishing attempt.12 yearsEvery time I pick up, it’s like no one is on the other end of the line.12 yearsWhat a peculiar individual, that boy, who labeled me a fool simply for questioning him. My advice is to end the conversation abruptly without imparting any further information. It appears his intentions were to inquire about my computer, which exemplifies quite a rude character.12 yearsSomeone called me saying there was an issue with my computer software, but I’m pretty sure there’s nothing wrong. Definitely sounds like a scam to me.12 yearsHad a rather frustrating experience when I contacted the chaps who rung me about a supposed issue with my computer. I made it clear I didn't own one, but they decided to just hang up on me! Fingers crossed they’ve now removed my number from their pesky call list!12 yearsI received a call claiming there was some sort of spam issue on my computer, and they wanted to assist me with it. However, the moment I mentioned that I was married to someone working at Microsoft, they abruptly hung up. Quite the coincidence, isn’t it?Microsoft12 yearsHonestly, it’s as easy as pie, I reckon. The moment those blighters give you a bell, just tell them to “go away” or something along those lines. They just won't take the hint, but it does seem to rile them up a bit!Submit Your Own Report (01527 527147)
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