01782491080
TimeLine☎️ 01782491080 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1782491 with a prefix of 01782. The area code 01782 originates from Stoke-on-Trent.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01782491080
- Warning about pop-up scamApr
2017Laptop taken over, needing assistanceMar
2017Popup issue on laptop persistsMar
2017Issue with unremovable computer pop-upMar
2017Fell for tech support scamMar
2017Scam involving remote computer access.Mar
2017Persistent issue with unwanted pop-upMar
2017Laptop scam warning; stay protectedFeb
2017Encountered tech scam on streamFeb
2017Unknown phone scam calls reportedFeb
2017Ignore phone calls during meetingFeb
2017Warning about potential scammer softwareFeb
2017Advice for those exposed onlineFeb
2017Unlikely to prosecute scam callersFeb
2017Fell for scam, seek helpFeb
2017Scammer with multiple victims identifiedFeb
2017Threatening pop up scam resolvedFeb
2017Scareware on porn sites exploits fearFeb
2017Received scam alert, avoided takeoverFeb
2017Number Of Searches: 134 Number Of Comments: 16 First Seen: 30 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hassocks(West Sussex), Putton(Dorset) and Upper Borth(Ceredigion).
01782491080 has 16 comments of which 11 x negative and 5 x neutral
Reports on phone number 01782491080
9 yearsOn 3rd April 2017 I got this annoying pop-up scam. Best thing to do is just reboot your PC and give it a good clean. If you’re up for it, mess around with the scammers a bit. Definite scam, so watch out!9 yearsCould you please give them a ring? My laptop's become completely unresponsive.9 yearsHello there! I've stumbled upon this issue on my computer and, for the life of me, I can't seem to get rid of it. Any ideas?9 yearsI've been experiencing a similar problem; that annoying message popped up on my laptop as well. It took me ages to get it out of my sight-about five minutes, I reckon. Eventually, I managed to shut the pop-up down, but I'm a bit concerned if it's done any damage to my device.9 yearsWatch out, it’s definitely a scam! They try to get you to let them control your computer remotely. We fell for it and only realised after. Now we've had to change every password and are wiping the laptop completely.9 yearsThis thing popped up on my computer and just won’t disappear!9 yearsI received a call from this number while I was using my laptop. Foolishly, I allowed them remote access to my device. Thankfully, they didn’t end up taking any money from me, but it’s quite clear this is a scam aimed at selling you software to supposedly safeguard your computer, which likely doesn’t even need such protection. Be cautious! If they manage to infiltrate your system, quickly disconnect your internet and shut down your laptop. It’s wise to take it to a professional for a check-up before you dare to power it back up at home, so they can't regain access. I narrowly avoided a nasty situation!9 yearsWas just watching some films online when suddenly my laptop got completely taken over by this. Didn’t get fooled by their tricks thankfully, but it stopped me from closing anything at all on my PC. Had to do a proper hard reboot, which was super annoying 'cause I'd loads of stuff open that wasn’t saved. Really frustrating experience.9 yearsLooks like just another scam call, honestly.9 yearsI’d say avoid calling back.9 yearsTo the person who got caught on 19th Feb, try not to freak out! Your name and postcode aren’t exactly secret - you can easily find them in a phone directory. Plus, your phone number is also quite easy to get hold of for similar reasons. So don’t stress too much!9 yearsLooks like a total con artist to me.9 yearsgot a call off this number yesterday and being daft i rang them back straight away. they told me my laptop was infected with some nasty viruses. next thing i know, they have control of my pc and even managed to get my name and postcode. never imagined i'd be tricked like this. can someone tell me what to do now?9 yearsI've had a right tussle with these scammers who were after my cash. Caught them out three times now, and it seems they've already duped a fair few others. It's high time we got this number sorted out, pronto!9 yearsSo basically, if you visit some dodgy websites, often adult ones, you might get this scary warning popping up on your screen. They try to freak you out and get you to hand over cash by pretending to have taken over your PC. Honestly, I’m left wondering what sort of nasty spyware they sneak onto your machine to trick you into paying them. It’s proper rubbish.10 yearsGot this alert pop up on my laptop and, daft me, I called the number back. They were really pushy, trying to get control of my laptop. I managed to keep them off, but honestly, it was so sketchy. Definitely seemed like a total scam.Submit Your Own Report (01782 491080)
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