01723585779
☎️ 01723585779 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 172358 with a prefix of 01723. The area code 01723 originates from Scarborough.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01723585779
- Possible tech support scam, funny responseAug
2015Be cautious of phone scamsAug
2015Scam calls causing financial lossAug
2015Claiming computer service is illegalAug
2015Scam call about computer infectionAug
2015Computer problem query, deemed scamAug
2015Call ended when we answeredAug
2015Scam, incorrect name, unprofessional behaviorAug
2015Persistence in constantly calling userAug
2015Concerned about potential scam attemptAug
2015Refers to webcam or streamicrophoneAug
2015Call pretending to fix problemAug
2015Suspicious call, likely a scamAug
2015Suspicious call asking for someoneAug
2015Suspicious caller; ended conversation abruptlyAug
2015Suspicious call about laptop issuesAug
2015Avoided potential scam from callerAug
2015Scam call regarding computer infectionAug
2015Number used for scamming activitiesAug
2015Computer tech unsolicited contact complaintsAug
2015Avoid sharing information with scammersAug
2015Scam call disguised as tech supportAug
2015Potential scam pretending to offer helpAug
2015Scam call with offensive responseAug
2015Overseas scam from computer callerAug
2015Received computer scam call todayAug
2015Computer scam call reportedAug
2015Received scam tech support callJul
2015Missed call, no voicemail leftJul
2015Missed call, no one answeredJul
2015Scam call claiming computer issuesJul
2015Number Of Searches: 82 Number Of Comments: 30 First Seen: 09 July 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Northwood(Kent), Oxbridge(Dorset) and Torness(Highland).
01723585779 has 30 comments of which 11 x negative and 19 x neutral
01723585779 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01723585779 👆 is reported as a persistent scam phone number used to contact individuals under the pretext of computer issues, often claiming the caller is from a well-known tech company. Callers typically have poor English, ask for specific family members by name, and attempt to persuade the recipient to grant remote access or disable security features. Many recipients report immediate hang-ups or offensive behaviour when challenged. The number is linked to overseas scammers targeting UK residents, attempting to extract money or compromise computers. It is strongly advised not to engage, provide any personal details, or follow any instructions from these callers. Blocking the number is recommended to avoid falling victim to this fraudulent activity.
Reports on phone number 01723585779
11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming my PC was infected and that they were part of “windows” (not Microsoft, mind you). When I questioned their story, they just ended the call straight away. Definitely dodgy - I’ve had these sorts of calls before, and they usually want you to disable your security settings. Never trust what they say or do what they tell you!Microsoft11 yearsThey rang up asking what was wrong with my laptop, but it was clear from the start it was one of those scams.11 yearsComplete fraud - the individual phoned pretending to know my wife personally, but when I mentioned she wasn't available, he immediately began with his false claims about our supposedly infected computer. In response, I confronted him and made it clear that I was well aware of his deceptive tactics. Immediately afterwards, there was nothing but silence on the line! :-)11 yearsSome bloke called me, saying my computer was infected with a virus and asked if I could just let him fix a few things remotely. I asked where he was calling from, and he said ‘Acton, London’. So, I thought I’d check the claim and asked about the weather there - but he didn’t have a clue! Definitely sounded dodgy to me.ActonLondon11 yearsI received a call from the same number recently. I politely informed the woman, who was clearly from a different country, that I would not be engaging with her and promptly ended the call. A similar incident occurred with a friend of mine, where his computer was completely shut down and he was extorted for money in order to have it fixed. He ended up having to pay for repairs, which was quite costly. It is frustrating that these types of scams continue to occur without being effectively prevented.11 yearsI reckon those fake computer fixers should be banned. They ring you up saying there's an issue with your PC when there isn’t one. Seriously, it’s just them trying to con people for their own gain. It’s proper dodgy business.11 yearsThis guy kept hollering “hello” into my answering machine, calling over and over again. You’d think they’d give it a rest by now.11 yearsI got a call from someone claiming there was a problem with my IT system, but I told them I don't even own a computer. They just kept babbling nonsense and then cut me off. Pretty sure it was some sort of IT scam.11 yearsAt 14:49, an Asian gentleman called my wife, knowing our surname, and claimed that I had informed him about her laptop issues. My wife informed him that she didn't own a laptop, but I did. Since I wasn't available at the time, he mentioned he would call back in an hour. I am eagerly waiting for the return call, which has the potential to brighten up my afternoon.11 yearsSomeone called me asking about my laptop, but I reckon it was a scam. They already knew my full name, which’s weird since our number isn’t listed anywhere!11 yearsA gentleman of Asian descent called me and mispronounced my name. I informed him that no one with that name resides here. Suspiciously, he asked if I was the owner of the phone. I replied affirmatively that I am not the owner; I am merely a tenant renting the property. Then he audaciously requested to speak with the owner of the phone, as if the landlord would reside in the same place! Clearly, this has all the markings of a suspicious scam.11 yearsToday, at 15:40, I received a phone call from an individual inquiring about my status as the computer owner. The caller was male and had a significant language barrier, resulting in poor English proficiency. I promptly informed the caller that I did not possess a computer. Without hesitation, he abruptly terminated the call. It is highly likely that this encounter was a preceding indication of a scam attempt.11 yearsI just received a call claiming that my computer has been infected and they offered to guide me on how to fix it. No way, I'm about to block this number.11 yearsWe just hung up as soon as we picked up the phone.11 yearsI recently received a phone call from this specific number. The caller was an Asian female who identified herself as Rose. I kindly asked her to provide me with some evidence to confirm that she represented a legitimate company. However, she either couldn't or wouldn't comply and continuously interrupted me when I mentioned that I could seek assistance from my computer's internal support service in case of any issues. At that point, I informed her that I was ending the call and promptly hung up.Rose11 yearsI suspect they're running a con, as they claimed to be from Tech Help, offering assistance with computer problems.Tech Help11 yearsWe receive frequent calls complaining about issues with a computer that we do not even own. When I explain this, the individuals on the other end often become verbally abusive and abruptly end the call.11 yearsI received another call from this number, claiming to be a Computer Tech. They mentioned that you are the primary user of your computer, but I immediately told them to go away indeed.Computer11 yearsBeware of a potential scam that involves someone posing as a computer technician and urging you to check your computer. They may offer assistance, but their true intention is to gain unauthorized access to your computer for nefarious purposes. This particular scam has been reported with regards to a call received from a Scarborough number with a female Asian voice. Although the caller may struggle with English and claim to be calling from abroad, they cleverly spoof their number to appear as a UK contact. It is imperative that you do not disclose any personal or sensitive information to these fraudsters. Politely decline their solicitation and kindly ask them to refrain from contacting you further.ScarboroughUK11 yearsI received a fraudulent phone call from a scammer posing as a computer technician today at around 13:30 on the 13th of August, 2015.11 yearsAvoid providing any personal information to these fraudulent individuals.11 yearsI recently received a phone call that seemed quite plausible, but I had the presence of mind to hang up and verify the number. Surprisingly enough, the lady called me back and insisted that she represented Microsoft, leading to a heated argument. It's alarming to think that there are scams like these out there. I almost even went ahead and searched for more information, but thankfully I stopped myself.Microsoft11 yearsI recently got a call from this particular number. The person on the other end inquired about me using my name. When I informed them that no one by that name resides here, they proceeded to ask if I was a family member. I responded negatively, after which the caller promptly hung up the phone.11 yearsAlthough the location may appear to be Scarborough, it is actually a fraudulent scheme originating from abroad. I received a call from an individual in the Indian subcontinent offering assistance with my computer. However, when I inquired for additional information, she abruptly terminated the call.Scarborough11 yearsI reckon this phone number is connected to some kind of IT scam. Wouldn't trust it one bit.11 yearsBeware of fraudulent phone calls regarding your computer11 yearsIndeed, I recently received a call from this number, claiming to be some sort of tech support. They were probing into our computer issues. It’s clearly a scam, and quite a perilous one at that.11 yearsReceived a call from this number, but as soon as we answered, there was no one on the line. Odd, isn't it?11 yearsWe just received a call from this number, but as soon as we answered, there was complete silence on the other end. Quite puzzling, really!11 yearsReceived a call claiming our mum had a problem with her computer, but here’s the kicker: she doesn’t even own one! We wasted no time and blocked these scammers on the spot!Submit Your Own Report (01723 585779)
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