01732847015
TimeLine☎️ 01732847015 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 173284 with a prefix of 01732. The area code 01732 originates from Sevenoaks.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01732847015
- Worrying situation for the elderlyJan
2015Scammer impersonating Microsoft supportJan
2015Frequent nuisance calls, no responseJan
2015Threatening caller sounded Indian, multiple timesJan
2015Scam call resulted in abuseJan
2015Scam calls, ignored multiple timesJan
2015Received scam call, caller hung upJan
2015Fake PC help, abusive responseDec
2014Convincing scam, not Microsoft supportDec
2014Scam caller pretending to helpDec
2014Reported remote access scammers, stay safeDec
2014Fake Windows scam call warningDec
2014Repeated scam calls during inconvenienceDec
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 09 December 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Carrington(Midlothian), Debden Green(Essex) and Little Ditton(Cambridgeshire).
01732847015 has 13 comments of which 9 x neutral and 3 x negative and 1 x positive
01732847015 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01732847015 👆 is reported as a persistent scam caller falsely claiming to be from Microsoft or Windows technical support, often contacting multiple times daily at inconvenient hours. Callers attempt to convince recipients there are serious computer issues, urging remote access and payments for fake repairs. Many users have experienced rude or abusive language when challenged, and some threats have been made. The number is strongly linked to fraudulent activity aimed at obtaining money or access to personal devices. It is advised to avoid engagement, reject any remote access requests, and report such calls to relevant authorities like Ofcom and Action Fraud. Users should remain vigilant, especially the elderly, as these nuisance calls continue despite being widely recognised as scams.
Reports on phone number 01732847015
12 yearsThey appeared to be continuing their efforts on the 6th of January-it's certainly believable but quite concerning for our older generation.12 yearsI had a chap ring me up, supposedly from Microsoft, insisting there was a problem with my computer that he could sort out for me. When I mentioned I only use an iPad, he outright accused me of fibbing! I didn’t take kindly to that, so I let him know what I thought before disconnecting the call. Then, as if on cue, he gave me another buzz about four hours later...Microsoft12 yearsI've been plagued by a constant stream of bothersome calls lately, and more often than not, there's just silence on the other end. It's absolutely infuriating!12 yearsI received a call on the 6th of January, 2015, around 10 in the morning, and the person on the line had an Indian accent. He made some rather alarming threats against my father, suggesting harm. To make matters worse, he rang again an hour later at 11.12 yearsEvery time they called me this week, I promptly cut the line, assuming it was a dodgy scam. However, this morning, I thought I’d play along and see what they had to say. I played the part, pretending to cooperate, but then they unleashed a tirade of insults at me, like “are you utterly dim?” “who gave you the right to operate a computer?” and “you must be illiterate!” They abruptly hung up, and I've since informed both Ofcom and Action Fraud. What a splendid way to kick off the day!OfcomAction Fraud12 yearsI received a call from them at twenty past eight this morning, and I had to tell them to shove off as I was still tucked up in bed. They had the audacity to ring me again at ten, and I simply cut the conversation short. Total scam, if you ask me!12 yearsThis morning, around 9 o'clock, I got a call from this number. An Indian chap on the line claimed to be representing Windows technical support. I told him, "You must reckon I'm daft if you think I'm going to fork out any cash to discuss Windows at this hour. But if you fancy giving it a go, be my guest!" What do you know? He promptly hung up! :)12 yearsI reckon this was a scammer pretending to offer dodgy tech support. As soon as I questioned them, they turned quite nasty.12 yearsThis morning, right at 8 o'clock, I received a rather dodgy phone call from someone claiming to be from Windows. They inquired whether I was the primary user of my computer. When I informed them that I didn't actually have a computer, they miraculously insisted I had some kind of issue with it and offered to fix it for me. I replied that should I possess a computer, I would prefer to have my mate sort it out. At that point, they abruptly hung up! It’s glaringly obvious it’s a scam, and these crooks really ought to be put in their place.12 yearsThis is undeniably a well-crafted con. It’s definitely not from Windows or Microsoft support. They attempted to hit me with a £94 fee.Microsoft12 yearsIt appears that these individuals are attempting to gain remote access to personal computers via econnect.ws. I tuned in to their nonsense for a bit before informing them that I would be notifying Ofcom about their activities. That certainly caught their attention and put an end to the calls. Just a heads-up for everyone to stay vigilant!Ofcom12 yearsThis particular number has rung me three times today, claiming to be from Windows, insisting that my laptop is infested with malicious hacking files! When I informed the caller that I would handle the matter on my own, he insisted I couldn't manage it and prompted me to press some combination like Ctrl and R alongside another key. I told him I had already done so, to which he retorted, "Do you take me for a fool, do you think I sprang into existence just yesterday, you absolute tosser!" At that point, I was rather certain I wasn’t conversing with anyone from the official Windows support team. Do yourself a favour and avoid this number if it ever tries to get in touch!12 yearsThis number rang me thrice today, all during rather unfortunate moments. I was in the midst of settling my little one down for a nap. The caller claimed they were from Windows, insisting there was an issue with my computer. When I requested to speak with their supervisor, they abruptly disconnected. It's clearly a scam, and I’m listed with the Telephone Preference Service. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!Submit Your Own Report (01732 847015)
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