01617918120
TimeLine☎️ 01617918120 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vonage Business Limited. It is part of the phone block 161791 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01617918120
- Close windows, turn off WiFiMay
2018Report scammers stealing from workersApr
2018Abusive experience with foreign individualApr
2018This number is a scamApr
2018Fell for tech support scamApr
2018Caution about unsolicited tech supportApr
2018Suspicious pop-up Microsoft scam callApr
2018Warning about potential fraud scamApr
2018Voice over identical to PCApr
2018Report companies violating remote access rulesApr
2018User was blocked after contactingMar
2018Hung up after suggesting computer repairMar
2018Wasting time for amusement, frustratingMar
2018Beware of Microsoft support scamMar
2018Scammers demanding money, avoid callingMar
2018Questioning if they've been scammedMar
2018Warning: Microsoft pop-up scam numberMar
2018It's a scam requesting paymentFeb
2018Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2018Government ineffective in ensuring internet safetyFeb
2018Avoid this number; it's a scamJan
2018Reconnect internet to resolve issueNov
2017Scammers pretending to be MicrosoftNov
2017Suspicious Microsoft security number callNov
2017Suspicious Windows10 security call experienceNov
2017Number Of Searches: 132 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 15 November 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kingsmuir(Angus) and Litchard(Glamorgan).
01617918120 has 24 comments of which 14 x neutral and 9 x negative and 1 x positive
01617918120 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01617918120 👆 is reported as a fraudulent scam number falsely claiming to be Microsoft support. Callers are pressured to grant remote access to their computers and pay for unnecessary or fake repairs, often demanding large sums. The operation uses alarming pop-up messages and recorded warnings to scare users into compliance. Victims frequently report rude behaviour, threats, and attempts to exploit personal information. It is strongly advised not to call or engage with this number. If exposed, users should immediately disconnect from the internet, reboot their device, run trusted antivirus scans, and seek professional help to secure their system and finances. Legal advice may be available, as the scam involves impersonation and attempted fraud. Stay vigilant and never share sensitive data or payment details.
Reports on phone number 01617918120
8 yearsIf you find yourself stuck on this page, simply close all the windows and turn off your WiFi. Then, open your web browser and... close that window too! Voila, problem resolved.8 yearsDoes anyone have a contact number to report these despicable, dishonest individuals? I refuse to let this go; they are attempting to steal money from honest, working people. They do not deserve to share the same air with us - they are oxygen thieves!8 yearsThere was an incident where a foreign man displayed abusive and rude behaviour, making it a deceitful situation.8 yearsI attempted to contact this phone number only to discover they were attempting to charge me for computer repairs. As a result, my friends and I have decided to repeatedly call them, despite having already fixed the issue. If you encounter a similar situation, I recommend shutting down your computer and then restarting it. It is important to note that this phone number is involved in fraudulent activities, so please avoid contacting them.8 yearsAbsolutely a scam, don't get caught up in it. I made the mistake of calling them and letting them get into my computer. Right now, a mate who deals with PCs is wiping it clean, and in the meantime, my bank account has been put on hold until everything gets fixed.8 yearsi got a weird error msg and called this number out of curiosity. the person on the phone asked me to let him control my screen via an app called supremo. he kept saying my current antivirus isn’t good enough for windows 10 and insisted i buy a microsoft antivirus subscription for £95 lasting 2 years, which i told him no. now i’m worried, could he have accessed my laptop while controlling my screen? what should i do next?Microsoft8 yearsYesterday, I received a pop-up message stating that my Microsoft needed to be updated. However, I became suspicious when they began requesting money after I made the call. As a precautionary measure, I turned off my computer and conducted a scan using Norton.MicrosoftNorton8 yearsGot a voiceover call on my PC just like back on 5th Feb 2018, totally ignored it!8 yearsHas anyone who underwent the process with them observed the method they utilise for remote access to your system? These companies should be reported and could potentially be expelled for violating the regulations of RD hosts.8 yearsHaha, I tried, but they ended up blocking me!8 yearsThe individual demanded payment and presented me with two options: getting my computer repaired online or taking it to a shop. When I expressed my preference for a shop, he abruptly told me to shut down my computer and abruptly ended the call. Quite amusing, to be honest!8 yearsWe regularly make calls to them solely with the intention of wasting their time and amusing ourselves. As a result, they are becoming increasingly angry. ;)8 yearsBeware of this fraudulent outfit masquerading as Microsoft support. They're keen on gaining access to your computer with the intention of billing you for non-existent repairs. It’s best to steer clear and absolutely refrain from picking up the phone when they ring. Keep your tech safe!Microsoft8 yearsI received a call from this particular number insisting on a payment of £180 to rectify a problem. Feeling incredibly anxious, I decided to terminate the call. It is necessary to exercise caution and avoid engaging with these individuals, as they are fraudulent.8 yearsHave I been scammed?8 yearsThis number is linked to one of those popup cons where they pretend to be Microsoft, saying they’ll track your IP and take action if you don’t respond. Don’t let them into your PC or ring back, it’s a total scam!Microsoft8 yearsThis appears to be a fraudulent scheme, as they demanded payment in order to resolve the issue.9 yearsMy computer suddenly started a voice message saying it was under attack and that my bank info was getting stolen. It then told me to ring this number, saying it was Microsoft. I ignored it and didn’t call at all.Microsoft9 yearsIt's laughable how little the government does to ensure a safe internet.9 yearsPlease refrain from calling back this number as it is clearly a fraudulent attempt. During my laptop usage, a pop-up message emerged, claiming that my device was being targeted by hackers and urging me to contact this number. Naturally, I disregarded the message, logged out, and then logged back in. I also scanned my laptop for any malicious software; fortunately, it turned out to be bug-free. If, in case you are unable to log off completely, simply close down your device and conduct a thorough scan before utilizing it again.9 yearsPlease disconnect your internet connection and then reconnect.9 yearsSomeone informed me that this phone number belonged to Microsoft security, and they warned me that if I didn't call it, my computer would be put at risk. I decided to dial the number, but unfortunately, nobody answered. Instead, I received a recorded message instructing me to call back at another time. However, I have no intention of doing so.Microsoft9 yearsAfter approximately one and a half hours, I received a call from this specific number claiming to be Microsoft security. However, when I expressed my suspicion that they were scammers, they abruptly ended the call. I strongly advise against contacting this number.Microsoft9 yearsI received a pop-up message on Google claiming to be from Windows 10 Security Centre. However, when I called them and explained that I was only 15 years old, they insisted I get my parents. Unfortunately, I couldn't do that and told them so. In response, they told me to call back when my parents were available. I argued with the person about this because I needed my computer urgently and my parents wouldn't be home until later. Frustratingly, he ended the call abruptly. I decided to dial again and strangely enough, the same person answered. He asked what I wanted, and I informed him that I needed help fixing my computer. Instead of assisting me, he threatened to block my number. When I asked for guidance on what to do with my computer, he simply told me to involve my parents or leave it as it is. This whole experience seems suspicious to me.GoogleSubmit Your Own Report (0161 791 8120)
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