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01800180180

☎️ 01800180180 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 01800.

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01800 180180 Tagged as:

microsoft

TimeLine of events for phone number 01800180180

  • Scam call impersonating Microsoft
    Oct
    2024
  • Scam alert: avoid unsolicited calls
    Jul
    2013
  • Scam caller, ignored twice. Awful
    Jul
    2013
  • Nuisance caller threatened computer block
    Jul
    2013
Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 4 First Seen: 28 June 2013 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Kellaways(Wiltshire) and Yeldersley Hollies(Derbyshire).

01800180180 has 4 comments of which 3 x negative and 1 x neutral

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01800180180 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 01800180180 👆 is reported as a scam originating from callers impersonating Microsoft support. Victims are targeted with false claims of computer faults, often involving pressuring for remote access or payment. Callers sometimes use intimidating tactics, including personal information, to coerce victims. Genuine Microsoft does not make unsolicited support calls, and users are advised not to engage or return these calls. The number is linked to nuisance calls and attempts to defraud, particularly through technical support scams. It is strongly recommended to avoid answering or responding to calls from this number and to remain vigilant against such fraudulent practices. Authorities are urged to investigate and take action against these persistent scam calls.

Reports on phone number 01800180180

2 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft. I told them I'd ring back and they gave me this number, but Microsoft never got in touch afterwards. From what I can tell, it’s a complete scam. Didn't bother calling them again!
Microsoft
13 years
Utterly fraudulent! Microsoft would never reach out to individuals out of the blue. Handing over access to your computer could lead to a financial nightmare. Stay vigilant!
Microsoft
13 years
On the 5th of June, 2013, I received two phone calls from the same chap with a rather thick Indian accent, claiming to be from Windows. He was going on about some alleged issues with my computer and offered to guide me through solving them with codes and such. Now, I may not be a tech wizard, but I'm certainly savvy enough to spot a scam when I hear one. I firmly told him to shove off - not once, but twice! If he were truly on the up and up, you’d think he'd have the sense to conceal his number, wouldn’t you?
13 years
Could someone please look into this bothersome phone caller? An Indian chap attempted to persuade me that there was an issue with my computer. When I informed him that I had a quarter of a century’s worth of experience in the tech industry and dismissed his claims as nonsense, he resorted to making threats. He knew my name, address, and postcode, and ominously warned me that "my computer would be locked down within 24 hours," implying I’d have to fork out for a new one!
I’d greatly appreciate it if action could be taken to put a stop to these scammers. Thank you!

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