01869249278
TimeLine☎️ 01869249278 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 186924 with a prefix of 01869. The area code 01869 originates from Bicester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01869249278
- Warning of potential phone scamApr
2022No one answers phone callsMay
2017Scammer claiming to be tech supportMay
2017Missed call, silent response, hang-upApr
2017Received scam call from IndianApr
2017Unanswered calls, no message leftApr
2017Report of scam phone callApr
2017Call reporting computer scam detailsApr
2017Frustrated by missed hospital callApr
2017Computer is reported as corruptedApr
2017Suspicious call about computer issuesApr
2017Scam calls from fake tech supportMar
2017Received fake call from MicrosoftMar
2017The input is not clearMar
2017Fending off computer repair scamMar
2017Scammers impersonating Microsoft, named userMar
2017Scam alert: hackers threatening PCMar
2017Suspicious call from fake technical supportMar
2017Asian man prevented "Windows scam."Mar
2017Potential scam call from "Peter"Mar
2017Number Of Searches: 202 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 21 March 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Berwick St John(Wiltshire), Hadlow(Kent) and Thirn(North Yorkshire).
01869249278 has 19 comments of which 7 x negative and 12 x neutral
01869249278 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01869249278 👆 is reported as a persistent scam where callers claim to be from BT or Microsoft technical support, warning of illegal activity or computer errors. Callers often have an Asian accent, sometimes use local numbers, and ask personal or technical questions. Many people experience silent calls, hang-ups, or rude responses when challenged. The callers frequently request access to devices or personal info but admit scams when confronted. Some target victims by name, possibly using leaked data. Overall, it's a widely-recognised confidence trick aiming to cause stress or gain access, with several reports over time describing similar patterns and varying tactics.
Reports on phone number 01869249278
4 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be from BT’s tech support, saying there was dodgy stuff going on with my IP address. He asked what gadgets I had connected and how many folks used the internet at my place. When I pressed him about the ‘illegal activity’, he just said he’d get to it and offered to help me sort it out on my PC. Pretty clear scam, been floating about for years - used to be from "Microsoft Windows", now it’s BT. Made it seem legit by calling from a local number (Bicester), so I guess they just sift through BT’s call data and try their luck on random numbers.BTMicrosoftBicester9 yearsFor a few days in a row, I've been getting calls where nobody says a word. They all seem to last about the same amount of time too. One time, I just ended the call straight away.9 yearsSome bloke rang claiming he was from Microsoft's tech support, obviously a scam. I just told him to get lost and hung up straight away.9 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from the Windows support team. He somehow knew my family name, maybe connected to that TalkTalk breach? I asked him straight up how he could live with himself, scamming people like that. Then I just hung up. What a waste of time.9 yearsgot a call from this number earlier today, picked up but no one said a word, then they just ended the call.9 yearsI tried answering but just got the voicemail, no one spoke when I picked up. Been happening a few times this past week.9 yearsSome bloke called me from this number saying there was an alert on my Windows PC. I told him I was in the middle of watching some porn and he goes, "How old's your mum then?" Gotta give him credit for sticking with it. He even confessed it was a scam and bragged about having a 90% success rate, which honestly I found hard to believe but somehow felt a bit sorry for him.9 yearsSo this guy called me from this number saying there were some alert messages on my Windows PC. I told him I was busy watching porn at that moment, and out of nowhere he started asking how old my mum was. Gotta hand it to him, pretty dedicated scammer. Then he straight up said it was a scam and boasted about having a 90% success rate, which honestly sounds a bit hard to swallow!9 yearsWas waiting for a hospital call, so I rushed from the garden to pick up the phone. To my surprise, nobody was there, which was super stressful. I ended up having to use 1471 to check the number and tried calling back, but no one answered. Honestly, these callers deserve to get a taste of their own medicine.9 yearsAbsolutely, it's informing me that my computer has been compromised.9 yearsI received a call from a gentleman with an Asian accent using that number, but he struggled to say my name accurately. He began inquiring about my computer, and I promptly informed him where he could take his questions!9 yearsI've received calls multiple times from what appears to be a fraudulent Microsoft Windows technical support team, and they've used various numbers to contact me. Each time, they insist I need to access my computer straight away, claiming there are critical error alerts that require immediate attention. The callers typically have Asian accents, often sounding either Indian or from Pakistan, and they tend to hang up when I push back against their claims. Just this morning, around 9:15, I got another one of these vexing calls.Pakistan9 yearsSo got a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft tech support or summat. I just had to laugh and said I wasn’t buying it. Then the bloke started telling me to do a cheeky thing, so I just ended the call right there.Microsoft9 yearsA bunch of con artists pretended they could sort out the countless issues plaguing my computer. I took the opportunity to give them a taste of how adept us Brits are at throwing shade and hurling insults at anyone attempting to swindle us.9 yearsI received a dodgy call from some twits purporting to represent Microsoft. To give them some credit, they had the audacity to know my name. Little did they realise, though, that I possess quite the talent for handing out some scathing remarks!Microsoft9 yearsA dodgy group of scammers is trying to convince you that your computer's been compromised and that your hard drive is on the brink of failure.9 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be from the "Windows tech support" who said her name was Peter, which seemed a bit odd. She told me my computer had some sort of issue. I asked, "oh really?" then she wanted to know if I was currently at my computer. When I told her no, she just hung up on me. Pretty strange experience.PeterWindows Technical Department9 yearsthis woman called and said her name was peter, claiming to be from the windows anti-hacking team. she told me my computer was showing error messages. she asked for my personal info, but i said no thanks.Peter9 yearsSome bloke pretending to be from “windows support” called me, sounding dodgy right away. I ended up blowing a referee whistle right down the phone and then blocked that spoofed number. Totally obvious scam!Submit Your Own Report (01869 249278)
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