01782922666
☎️ 01782922666 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by TalkTalk Communications Limited. It is part of the phone block 1782922 with a prefix of 01782. The area code 01782 originates from Stoke-on-Trent.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01782922666
- Unsolicited call scammer falsely representingOct
2017Upset by early morning callFeb
2017Scam call caused anger and concernFeb
2017Beware of remote control scamsFeb
2017Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2017Received scam call pretending Microsoft representativeFeb
2017Unwanted call, hung up immediatelyFeb
2017Received calls supposedly from MicrosoftFeb
2017Beware of Microsoft tech scamFeb
2017Suggests company fine for telemarketingFeb
2017Scammer claiming to be MicrosoftFeb
2017Anonymous call from no oneFeb
2017Scam call posing as MicrosoftFeb
2017Concerned about senior's safety, annoyingFeb
2017Reported Microsoft scam, suggest blocking numbersFeb
2017Phone scam from fake Microsoft representativeFeb
2017Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2017Inappropriate and threatening phone callFeb
2017Unwanted call received, ignore themFeb
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2017Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2017Received suspicious call regarding computerFeb
2017Beneficial experience with BT call protectFeb
2017Missed a call around 7:45amFeb
2017Scam call about computer issuesFeb
2017Scam call with Filipino accentFeb
2017Unwanted call from unexpected numberFeb
2017Unwelcome early morning tech scamFeb
2017Beware of computer hacking scamFeb
2017Suspicious call from foreign womanFeb
2017Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2017Scam related to computer hackingFeb
2017Scary and abusive phone scamsJan
2017Received fraudulent scan call, blocked numberJan
2017Received scam call from MicrosoftJan
2017Unexpected early morning phone callJan
2017Mistrust of Windows updatesJan
2017Aggravated by early morning telemarketersJan
2017Beware of tech support scamsJan
2017Annoying foreign computer scam callsJan
2017Avoiding unwanted calls at inconvenient timesJan
2017Received potentially fraudulent early-morning callJan
2017OFCOM alerted to persistent unanswered callsJan
2017Suspicious Microsoft call, hung upJan
2017Ignored scam call, asserted English proficiencyJan
2017Missed call, likely a scamJan
2017Suspicious call from fake tech supportJan
2017Caller saying from Microsoft; typical scamJan
2017No message, number not serviceJan
2017Missed unfamiliar call, foreign accentJan
2017Missed call from unrecognized numberJan
2017Unknown caller, foreign accent, unansweredJan
2017Upset about phone number securityJan
2017False call from fake Microsoft supportJan
2017Received a Microsoft scam callJan
2017International number calling early morningJan
2017Unknown caller hung up abruptlyJan
2017Silent calls, ignoring TPS regulationsJan
2017Microsoft firewall compromised; scam prolongedJan
2017Warning about fake Microsoft callsJan
2017Spam call about Microsoft computerJan
2017Scammers pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2017Received Microsoft scam call todayJan
2017Scam call from fake AnnJan
2017Received early morning cold callJan
2017Early phone call woke userJan
2017Early morning call interrupted sleepJan
2017Received silent call at 7amJan
2017Unsolicited call about computer servicesJan
2017Repeated calls with no responseJan
2017Annoying unsolicited calls from lawyersJan
2017Caller knew name, wife hung upJan
2017BT Guardian blocking phone callsJan
2017Phone call disrupted child's sleepJan
2017Received scam call from "Microsoft", terminatedJan
2017Claims Microsoft, but doesn't call directlyJan
2017Number Of Searches: 502 Number Of Comments: 74 First Seen: 14 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bury Green(Hertfordshire), Eamont(Cumbria) and Northop (Llan-eurgain)(Flintshire).
01782922666 has 74 comments of which 47 x neutral and 27 x negative
01782922666 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01782922666 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam number frequently calling early mornings with callers falsely claiming to be from Microsoft technical support. Callers typically use foreign accents and employ various tactics to convince recipients their computers have been hacked, urging remote access that leads to fraud or theft. Many calls start with unsettling background noise to feign legitimacy. Despite being on the Telephone Preference Service, numerous users report repeated harassment including silent calls or abusive responses when challenged. Vulnerable individuals, especially the elderly, are at risk of distress and exploitation. The number often changes or is abandoned quickly, making it hard to trace or block effectively. Users are advised not to engage, never grant remote access, report the number to authorities, and use call-blocking services to reduce these fraudulent attempts.
Reports on phone number 01782922666
9 yearsGot a call from Call Protect, a young woman with quite a strong accent, saying she’d shield me from scam calls. I told her she sounded like one of them, ‘cause BT Protect never phones you up. She hung up on me with a ‘do as you like then’. After that, I tried to block her number on my phone, but I reckon it’s pointless since they probably swap numbers all the time.BT9 yearsThey rang me at 7:45 in the morning. I told them it was far too early, and that muppet said it was Monday, not Saturday. I had to tell him not to bother calling again and told him to jog on.9 yearsGot a call at 7.30 from a bloke saying he’s with Microsoft, told me my PC was messing up the internet. This is the second time this week I’ve had the same call. I’m signed up to the telephone preference service but they still manage to ring me.MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service9 yearsSOMEONE SAID THEY WERE FROM MICROSOFT TECH SUPPORT. I TOLD THEM TO LEAVE ME ALONE AND THEN I ENDED THE CALL. LATER, WHEN I TRIED TO LOG INTO MY G-MAIL, I HAD TO RESET MY PASSWORD. BIT OF A COINCIDENCE, DONT YA THINK?Microsoft9 yearsThey'll tell you to log into your Microsoft computer so they can take control remotely. Don't do what they say, or you'll end up losing all your private and bank details. Just a heads up.9 yearsHad an Asian woman calling, claiming to be from Microsoft, ringing me three times before 7.20 in the morning.Microsoft9 yearsI received a phone call at 7:30 am. A woman's voice echoed through the phone, accompanied by a busy office environment in the background. I quickly ended the call.9 yearsGot a call from an Indian lady saying she was from Microsoft, claiming hackers were using my PC for betting sites and told me to visit [#]LOGMEINRESCUE[###]. Don’t go to that website or enter any codes they give you - it’s a scam. They install software that locks your computer and then demand money to unlock it. Make sure to report them at "[#]ftccomplaintassistant.gov". The more reports they get, the better the chance of catching these scammers.Microsoft9 yearsThat Microsoft bloke called me yet again. Why don’t the folks in charge just slap a big fine on these companies for constantly pestering people with calls? They always say they’ve got the power to do something, so maybe hitting them where it hurts - in the wallet - might finally put a stop to it.Microsoft9 yearsI received a call from a person claiming to be from Microsoft. It's best to respond politely and firmly, informing them that you are not interested. While I generally do not get frustrated with sales calls as I understand people are just doing their job, these particular individuals seem to have ulterior motives and could potentially scam us.Microsoft9 yearsThis number rang our work line a couple of times today, I picked up but no one said anything, then out of nowhere I hear a voice say 'Goodbye' and then it hung up.9 yearsGot a call from an Asian man claiming he was from Microsoft. He told me my computer was hacked by some online crooks and said he was calling from Reading. I knew straight away it was a scam, so I just played along for a bit then politely told him to feck off. Just don’t get why they can’t be tracked or stopped, especially when they don’t even bother hiding their phone number!MicrosoftReading9 yearsMy 85-year-old father received a call at 7 am from the same number. Despite being registered on the TPS, he was quite upset about this incident. He could have hurried to answer the phone, thinking it was something urgent, and ended up falling over.TPS9 yearsGot a call earlier from this number - classic Microsoft scam stuff. They told me to ring back on 0131 618 8661 if I was suspicious. Honestly, BT should just block these two numbers and find out who’s coughing up for the rental. Then maybe share that info with the cops. Is that really too much?MicrosoftBT9 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent saying he was ringing from Microsoft, telling me my computer had been hacked or something, and that I wouldn’t be able to use it (the same one I’m on now) unless I did what he said to sort it out! Total scam!!!Microsoft9 yearsI had a similar encounter today, just like another person who reported it. There was this person named "Benjamin" who gave me a call and claimed to be from Microsoft, saying that my computer had been hacked. I expressed my skepticism about his claim of being from Microsoft. Surprisingly, his response was that if he were a hacker, he wouldn't bother calling me (which I found quite strange, since I hadn't suggested he was a hacker, but rather implied that he was running a scam!). Not wasting any more time, I ended the call there and then.BenjaminMicrosoft9 yearsGot a call thrice in one day from an Asian gentleman. Told him to stop bothering me and find a proper job instead of trying to scam folks. Told him to buzz off, he threatened to smack me, so I said I'd give him a kick where apes store their goodies. He ended up hanging up, which was unexpected.9 yearsGot a call this morning at 8:09. Thought it could be something urgent but no one answered. Just bothersome folks, best to just not bother replying.10 yearsEarlier today, I received a phone call from a lady named Georgia with an Indian accent who claimed to be from Microsoft. She informed me that my computer had been compromised by hackers. Curious, I decided to engage in conversation with her, slowly uncovering more information. I asked how long she had been working for Microsoft, and she stated that it had been six years. According to her, her line manager was a certain Kevin Matthews. However, after keeping her on the line for some time, I eventually admitted that I hadn't actually turned on my computer and suspected that she was attempting to deceive me. In response to my revelation, she abruptly ended the call.GeorgiaMicrosoftKevin Matthews10 yearsGot a call about 3:50 this afternoon from someone saying they were with Microsoft. I wanted to report it as a scam but ended the call before I could. Why is it so hard to track these numbers down and take action against these people?Microsoft10 yearsGot a call at 7 in the morning from someone saying they were with Microsoft.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call at about 12.55 pm today, and the moment they started talking about "my computer" I knew something was off, so I just told them a few choice words and ended the call sharpish!10 yearsThis number rang me one early morning at about 07:45 but there was nobody speaking when I answered. After seeing a few other reviews here, I decided to try BT's new CALL PROTECT feature - seems like it might be the solution to these annoying calls and it’s free with our BT gear. It's been a week now with zero unwanted calls, which is unusual for us as we usually get around 5 or 6 a week. This website is really handy for sharing info, glad to see BT starting to take some action on this.BT10 yearsGot a call about 7.45 this morning but missed it before I could pick up.10 yearsI answered but saw the number and wasn’t expecting it. An Asian woman just said “hello” then nothing else. The government really needs to stop these callers from using phones.10 yearsI received a call from a gentleman named Benjamin who had an Indian accent. He informed me that my computer was running slowly and was sending error messages to Microsoft. Curiously, I decided to play along and turned on my computer. While it supposedly "warmed up," Benjamin and I engaged in a lengthy conversation about the weather and other small talk. He repeatedly asked me what I saw on my computer screen. To his surprise, I told him that I saw the Apple symbol as my computer happened to be a fictional Apple brand. At this point, Benjamin's enthusiasm seemed to wane, and he questioned why there was an Apple symbol on a computer. I simply responded that it was because my computer was an Apple. My "new best friend" Benjamin abruptly ended the call without even saying goodbye, which left me slightly disappointed but also amused. #disappointed #funnyBenjaminMicrosoftApple10 yearsI received a call from someone with a Filipino accent claiming to be from Microsoft. They mentioned various issues with my computer and said they had hacked into it. The person instructed me to turn on my computer and asked about a key next to my FN key, which they claimed was the Windows key. They asked me to press the Windows key and R at the same time. However, I didn't follow their instructions but instead lied and told them that I did. They then inquired about what appeared on my screen, to which I responded that I couldn't accurately describe it. Eventually, the call abruptly ended. It is disheartening to encounter individuals who identify as Catholics but engage in fraudulent activities like this. I understand that some people in the Philippines might face financial difficulties and may resort to such schemes to support their large extended families, but it remains a saddening situation.MicrosoftPhilippines10 yearsGot a call from this number real early at 7 in the morning. Properly woke me up. I’m retired now. The lady sounded Asian and said she was from Microsoft, saying there was something wrong with my computer. I told her I don’t even own a computer, so I just said bye and hung up.Microsoft10 yearsThis morning, a woman with a strong foreign accent called me, claiming to be from Microsoft. She informed me that she had information suggesting that my computer had been hacked, and that it was being used to send messages and access gambling and pornographic websites using my personal details. Initially, I had some doubts, but she seemed pretty persuasive. Eventually, I decided to end the call because she refused to let me off the line.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call today at 8.27am, which my phone indicated was an international call. The person on the other end, a woman with a strong accent, claimed to be from Microsoft and insisted on accessing my computer due to alleged dangerous errors and warnings. I played along with her before finally revealing that I knew it was a major scam. When I attempted to call back, I discovered that the number was out of service. It's puzzling how these scammers are able to use such numbers without repercussions.Microsoft10 yearsComputer hacking scams - it is baffling why no decisive actions are being taken to eradicate them!10 yearsFirst I got a call from a woman saying she was from Microsoft but I guessed it was a scam and just ended the call. Then a bloke called from the same number about some life insurance offer so I hung up again. He phoned back and started telling me my wife was drunk and had a bad accident, then he went on in a really rude way, swearing and saying nasty stuff about my wife and daughter, all made up from some twisted and crazy mind. He kept going as long as I stayed on the line (and recorded it).Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from this number on both my work phone and my house phone at about 8 in the morning. The person said he was calling from Microsoft and asked if I was doing well today. I replied asking if he actually enjoyed telling lies, then I just hung up.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call at 7.30 in the morning. When I told them they should know what time it was and said it better be something urgent in a pretty annoyed voice, they just cut me off!10 yearsJust got hit by one of those windows cons again.10 yearsGot a call on my home phone at 7.25 this morning, honestly can’t believe this still goes on. I’m registered with TPS but it’s like that doesn’t stop these cold callers at all.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsAt about 1.50pm I got a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from Microsoft, claiming my PC had been hacked and asking me to turn it on so they could update my ID info. I told her no and hung up straight away. These scammers are really nasty, hope no one gets tricked by them. Really glad I found this site to check who’s been calling me, thanks a lot!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call at 7.20 but thankfully I missed it. This number isn’t new to me at all. If I’d picked up, I’d have been proper annoyed!10 yearsA lady with an unfamiliar accent introduced herself and notified me that she was phoning regarding my computer. Due to the frequency of these kinds of calls, I have developed the habit of swiftly disconnecting. Nevertheless, they remain incredibly bothersome and intrusive.10 yearsPhone buzzed at 8.02am, but the bloke said good afternoon straight away, so I told him he must be somewhere else time-wise. He said he was Alex, calling from Microsoft Tech Support. I asked for the number he was ringing from to make sure it wasn't dodgy. He gave me 0131 922666, which is local Edinburgh, same as me, but when I checked with 1471 it wasn't the same number. Something felt off about it, for sure.AlexMicrosoftEdinburgh10 yearsI received a phone call at 8:30 am this morning from a particular number. The person speaking had a strong accent, and they claimed to represent Microsoft. In response, I told them that I also worked for Microsoft. Surprisingly, they abruptly ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from this number today (26/01/17) at 08:11. When I answered, there was nothing but some sort of paper rustling noise and then the call just dropped. I looked it up on this site and saw it was some sort of dodgy call. I've added the number to my phone's blocker now.10 yearsAnswered the call but no response, ended up reporting it to OFCOM because they kept ringing non stop.OFCOM10 yearsGot a call from a woman with a foreign accent saying she was from Microsoft and my PC was compromised. I just told her maybe she needed some English classes and then ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call around 8.10 am from a guy with an Asian accent saying he was from Microsoft’s tech support. I’m pretty sure Microsoft doesn’t ring you up out of the blue unless you’ve reached out to them first. Ended the call straight away.MicrosoftTechnical Support10 yearsCalled me at 7:31 am claiming to be from Microsoft, just the typical scam from 01782922666.Microsoft10 yearsTried ringing but didn’t leave a message. Seems like the number isn’t active.10 yearsGot a call first thing this morning, let it ring through to voicemail. The lady on the message had an accent I couldn’t quite place. Didn’t pick up since I didn’t recognise the number.10 yearsI received a call this morning, but I let it go to my answering machine. There was a foreign-sounding woman on the other end, but I didn't answer because I didn't recognize the number.10 yearsMy phone went off at 7.59 on Tuesday 24th Jan 2017. I missed the call so I rang 1471 to get the last number. Thought it was a UK number, maybe Stoke on Trent. When I tried ringing back, a lady with a Scottish accent came on saying "Sorry, the number you’ve tried isn’t in service".UKStoke on Trent10 yearsIm really tired of all these scam calls, started after TalkTalk got hacked and my details got leaked. My number is ex-directory but somehow it’s been shared everywhere. Me and my missus are just knackered with it, honestly, there should be proper laws against this.TalkTalk10 yearsThe number 01782922666 rang me at half past seven this morning. My caller ID showed it as an international call, so i ignored it. Really don’t appreciate getting pointless calls so early. Going to mark this as a "nuisance caller".10 yearsGot a call around 1.55pm from someone claiming to be Microsoft. Felt kinda bad to tell the polite asian lady that I don’t even use Microsoft. Hate letting people down, y’know? She was really patient and spent like 10 minutes putting up with my dumb questions, then the call just dropped out of nowhere. Bit dodgy if ya ask me??722?Microsoft10 yearsgot a call earlier claiming to be from microsoft, had my name and postcode right, but i knew it was dodgy. when i asked for more details, the caller just ended the call. steer clear of this one!Microsoft10 yearsConfused about their identity, not sure who to hang up on?10 yearsWe have been receiving numerous silent calls from this particular number, and they are disregarding the TPS (Telephone Preference Service).10 yearssomeone rang saying they were from microsoft and said my computer was hacked, wanted me to stay on the phone with them. I pretended to believe it just to mess about, then told them to bugger off and to stop phoning the number which is actually my dads (he's 80). block them straight away and never trust anyone on the phone claiming they’ll protect your pc from hackers. total muppets!Microsoft10 yearsToday at 7.45am, I received a call regarding "my Microsoft computer". The person I spoke to had a foreign accent.Microsoft10 yearsAllegedly, the firewall of Microsoft Corporation was compromised by a scammer. They managed to keep the scammer engaged for five minutes before the Asian language speaker terminated the connection.Microsoft Corporation10 yearsthis number has called me twice now, both times claiming to be from microsoft saying my computer's been hacked. they asked me to press the windows key and type some letters but i didn’t do it, i knew it was dodgy and they were probably trying to access my computer. the guy on the phone had an asian accent and i told him he wasn't really from microsoft, but he kept insisting he was and said he was calling from reading. he wouldn’t admit he was lying or end the call so i just hung up on him. watch out, don’t fall for it!MicrosoftReading10 yearsGot a call at 7:20 in the morning, and as soon as I worked out it was a cold call, I told them “seriously, who cold calls so early?” A woman replied, “it’s important, it’s about your computer.” I just said nah and hung up straight away!10 yearsGot two calls from this number today. Last one was from someone named “emma,” sounded asian, said she was from microsoft. When I asked questions, she just ended the call straight away.EmmaMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call at 6.48am but they hung up before I could pick up, proper messed up my sleep.10 yearsThey rang me at 7.30 in the morning but never actually picked up, just woke me from my sleep.10 yearsGot a call from 01782922666, some woman saying she was Ann Smith from Microsoft, yeah right! She had a funny accent and hung up as soon as I asked where she was from.Ann SmithMicrosoft10 yearsReceived a phone call at 7am. It was silent on the other end.10 yearsI received two phone calls within the last hour. However, whenever I answered, there was nobody on the line.10 yearsGot a call from 01782922666 today, 19th Jan 2017, some bloke wanting to chat about my computer. I just hung up straight away and popped the number on my own block list.10 yearsThey actually had my wife’s name, but she just hung up right away.10 yearsUnwelcome visitor. Darn parasites, those lawyers they call themselves.10 yearstried calling but with bt guardian in place they didnt get back to me.BT Guardian10 yearssomeone rang saying they were from microsoft and needed to talk about my computer. i just ended the call straight away.Microsoft10 yearsCalled, phone rang three times then hung up. Just woke my kid up from sleep.10 yearsThey claim to be calling from Micro soft computer, but I'm aware that they don't make direct calls.MicroSubmit Your Own Report (01782 922666)
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