01883723008
βοΈ 01883723008 π is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 188372 with a prefix of 01883. The area code 01883 originates from Caterham.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01883723008
- Blocking number, grateful for adviceJan
2019Reported sophisticated virus breach to authoritiesJan
2019Ignoring false time-wasting messagesJan
2019Tech guy spewing virus misinformationJan
2019Received fake call; blocked numberJan
2019Windows tech scam - bewareJan
2019Received silent morning phone callJan
2019Ignored and blocked unknown callerJan
2019Frustrating experience with tech supportJan
2019Assumed cold caller, blocked numberJan
2019Concern about phone number scamsJan
2019Scam call from Windows TechnicalJan
2019Received scam call, took on runJan
2019Potential scam call from windowsJan
2019Describes scam, hopes for consequencesJan
2019Possible scam from fake companyJan
2019Lack of response, no communicationJan
2019Possible scam calls regarding computerJan
2019Caller hung up, number blockedJan
2019No message, blocked without replyingJan
2019Missed calls from potential scammersJan
2019Persistent Asian caller requesting PC accessJan
2019Number blocked, fraudsters trying scamJan
2019Number blocked due to scam callsJan
2019Unanswered calls from unknown numberJan
2019Received call from unknown numberJan
2019Scam call pretending Windows supportJan
2019Questioning legitimacy of Windows supportJan
2019Missed call, no message, blockedJan
2019Advocating violent punishment for othersJan
2019Reported technical support scam attemptJan
2019Windows tech support frustrating callJan
2019Detected scam call from "Windows"Jan
2019Aggressive statement about other individualsJan
2019Prank call from fake companyJan
2019Identifying and dealing with scam callersJan
2019Warning about scam from "Microsoft"Jan
2019Warning about scam on WindowsJan
2019Complaint of scam callsJan
2019Beware of virus-related scamsJan
2019Automated call at 11:50 amJan
2019Windows support scam targeting elderlyJan
2019Ignore Windows scam phone callsJan
2019User outsmarts scammer attempting callJan
2019User ignored specified Caterham modelJan
2019Suspicious call about virus warningJan
2019Suspicious call from fake 'Windows Support'Jan
2019Unwanted call, became abusive, reportedJan
2019Received unsolicited computer scam callJan
2019Received scam call from familiar numberJan
2019Attempted takeover, quickly closed, ignoredJan
2019Scam call about computer systemJan
2019Received suspicious call about Windows, bewareJan
2019Regrets not responding to scamJan
2019Confusing telemarketing call about WindowsJan
2019Fearful experience with threatening scammersJan
2019Scam call about computer issuesJan
2019Scam call reported, caller upsetJan
2019Microsoft technical support is a scamJan
2019Woman repeated 'Hello' multiple timesJan
2019Missed 2 strange calls this morningJan
2019Trying to waste scammers' timeJan
2019Request to stop phone callsJan
2019Phishing scam by fake technicianJan
2019Scam call about computer securityJan
2019Scam call, hung up, confrontationalJan
2019User describes experience with scamJan
2019Warning about computer scam callsJan
2019User claims to be Microsoft, blockedJan
2019Detected Microsoft tech support scamJan
2019Scammer tried updating non-existent computerJan
2019Angry about mistaken computer callJan
2019Windows PC victim of scamJan
2019Warning of potential scam tacticsDec
2018Windows tech support scam warningDec
2018Ignore or say you're ITDec
2018Suspicious call posing as WindowsDec
2018Receiving frequent unwanted automated callsDec
2018Unknown silent call, frustrated with TPSDec
2018Scam call about nonexistent computerDec
2018Spam calls claiming to be WindowsDec
2018Windows scamming customers once moreDec
2018Caller warns about computer virusesDec
2018Ignoring calls from unknown numbersDec
2018Ignoring unknown calls, staying safeDec
2018Claimed virus, unsure, IT responseDec
2018Scam call from CATERHAM numberDec
2018Beware of computer virus scamsDec
2018Claimed to be from WindowsDec
2018Bogus call center; blocking numberDec
2018Number Of Searches: 643 Number Of Comments: 89 First Seen: 16 December 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Gallantry Bank(Cheshire), Hindpool(Cumbria), Stockton(Wiltshire), The Fall(West Yorkshire) and Treveal(Cornwall).
01883723008 has 89 comments of which 24 x neutral and 65 x negative
01883723008 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number βοΈ 01883723008 π is reported as a persistent scam originating from a call centre claiming to be from Windows Technical Support. Callers warn of supposed computer viruses or errors, attempting to gain remote access to victimsβ devices. Many users have confirmed no legitimate connection to Microsoft or Windows exists. The calls are often silent, abusive, or abruptly ended when questioned. Recipients are urged to avoid engaging, not to provide any personal or computer access details, and to block the number. This scam targets unsuspecting or vulnerable individuals and is associated with repeated unwanted calls from a number apparently linked to the Caterham area but likely routed through overseas call centres. It is advised to report incidents to appropriate authorities and remain vigilant against such fraudulent tactics.
Reports on phone number 01883723008
8 yearsAfter seeing all these comments, I’m definitely going to block this number, cheers!8 yearsSome bloke called from Windows tech saying I had a virus. I told 'em I've got a pretty advanced firewall but they claimed this virus was clever enough to get past it. I said I'd have to report it to my Sergeant and alert the higher-ups since security's been compromised. They just hung up after that.8 yearsDidn’t pick up, just pointless callers leaving fake msgs!8 yearsThey kept ringing but I just ignored it thinking it was one of those telemarketers - ended up blocking on the fourth try.8 yearsSome Windows tech support bloke π€£ I kept messing about with him until he just hung up on me, so rude!!!! πππ8 yearsI chose not to pick up and since they didn’t leave any voicemail, I’ve just gone ahead and blocked the number.8 yearsI just got a call from this number claiming to be from Windows. They said my computer was sending them secret error messages and that I had to download some software to check it. When I mentioned my phone warned me the number was suspicious, they got really protective. I've blocked the number now.8 yearsSome bloke claiming to be from Windows support, going on about a virus or something.8 yearsGot a call from this number earlier today, but there was nobody there, just dead silence!8 yearsHad the same call moments ago. Messed with them a bit and they finally gave up. Blocked their number now as well.8 yearsI phoned the number back and got a message saying it was wrong - just another scammer. Had about 26 calls like this one already this week. Honestly, I wish the mobile providers would quit selling our info. EE, O2, and Vodafone are known for handing over customer details for a measly £50 or so. Then they’ve got your name, phone, and address. It’s really, really risky.EEO2Vodafone8 yearsThis number called me a few times today and I finally picked up on the fourth ring. Just like others have said, they said they were from Windows tech support because of some error on my computer. When I asked them what error message they saw and when, they just put the phone down. Definitely seems like a scam to me.Windows Technical Support8 yearsSounded like a scam when I got a call earlier today from someone saying they were from the Windows company asking about my computer. I asked what computer as I don’t own one. They said, no, your laptop. I repeated, I don’t have one and Windows wouldn’t be calling me asking this kind of stuff or for my info. Then they just hung up on me. Be cautious everyone!8 yearsNo one picked up when I called back.8 yearsCalled by some computer support firm, looks like a total scam. They claimed there’s been reports from my computer but when i asked what OS i was using, they wrongly said apple. This kind of thing could be really risky for people who aren’t tech savvy using that software.Apple8 yearsJust like countless others, I’ve fallen victim to what’s clearly a scam. It’s really disheartening! I can only hope that these dodgy operators get their comeuppance before long. I’m even considering filming their antics to have some evidence. Wouldn’t that be something? And by the way, I reckon the number must be nearby, judging by the circumstances!8 yearsGot calls a few times from 01883 723008. They claimed to want to discuss my windows laptop. I just ignored them and didn’t chat.8 yearsPicked up and they just dropped the call, so I’ve blocked the number now.8 yearsGot a call from 01883723008 just a few mins ago, blocked the number straight away, seemed like scammers trying to sneak into my computer.8 yearsDidnt pick up cos no message left, blocked em now.8 yearsGot called three times today, last time it went to my voicemail. I think it was an Indian lady, she kept saying hello like four times before just hanging up. Bit annoying cause I always enjoy wasting the time of these scam callers. Shame I missed all the rings!8 yearsHonestly, these folks deserve to be caught and given a proper lesson.8 yearsI blocked this number ages ago but they keep ringing all day and night with some robo scam stuff. They’ve called me over 10 times today alone, still blocked though.8 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent who spoke really bad English, said he was from Windows tech support and claimed my PC had a virus. I just ended the call and reported the number to action fraud, then found it on this site.Windows Technical SupportAction Fraud8 yearsSome bloke from Asia has been phoning me loads (around 20 times) over the last few weeks. I've always picked up but there's been no one on the other end. Tried ringing back but couldn’t get through. Today, the guy actually spoke and told me to log into my computer, but I just ended the call straight away and blocked the number.8 yearsThey said they’re from Windows support and tried to take over my laptop remotely. How come these lot haven't been shut down yet?8 yearsThey said they were calling from Caterham, England. I don’t know anyone there so I just ignored the call. I hardly ever pick up if I don’t recognise the number. If it’s important they’ll leave a voicemail or somthing. It’s good to see others sharing their experiences - helps loads of people out. I’ve blocked the number and do the same with any unknown ones, never ring back cos sometimes you might end up paying silly premium call fees.CaterhamEngland8 yearsReceived a call from this number saying they were from Windows support and telling me to log into my PC. I just hung up without saying anything and then they rang back from 02035140512. Pretty obvious scam if you ask me.8 yearsI've had about four calls from them so far, but the phone never rings more than four times straight away. It’s an unknown number, so I guess it’s funny how they keep wasting their time trying to get through to me.8 yearsThey rang me but I didn’t pick up, and since there was no voicemail left, I’ve just blocked the number.8 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming to be from Windows support. Ended the call straight away.8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from the Windows tech support, telling us to do all these things on the computer. Didn’t feel right at all so we just ended the call.8 yearsGot a call from a bloke in India claiming to be from the "Windows Technical Team" and wanted to chat with "the owner of the computer" - whatever that means! I told him to try my dog instead, and he just ended the call. Hilarious!Windows Technical Department8 yearsHonestly, these folks deserve a good smackdown.8 yearsThey’ve called me a couple of times today, and I can tell straight away it’s a scam once they start talking. I enjoy messing with them a bit and dragging it out on the phone (they’re the ones footing the bill, really). Just picked up and said “Hello, Microsoft Fraud team here” and they cut me off before I even finished ‘Fraud’. Been getting loads of these calls lately. Definitely tell your mates about it.Microsoft Scam Prevention TeamScam8 yearsThis is definitely a scam. Someone claiming to be from Microsoft Windows trying to trick you. Could be trying to do something illegal. Best not to pick up. If you already shared details, you should report it to the police straight away.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call about a virus on my Windows computer - total scam!8 yearsPhone rang around 11.50am, there was a click, then a pause, followed by an automated goodbye message.8 yearsTotal scam, got loads of calls just like others mentioned.8 yearsI really pity elderly and vulnerable folks. They say they’re from Windows support. The number showed up as Caterham but sounded more like some call centre in India routing calls through a UK line.CaterhamUK8 yearsWatch out for these fraudsters! They might claim that your device is infected with a virus and attempt to get you to grant them access to your computer. Once they've wiggled their way in, they could either fleece you for a hefty sum without lifting a finger or alter your login details, demanding payment just so you can regain access. There's a wealth of videos on YouTube detailing their tricks, and some of them are downright hilarious, especially when their plans blow up in their faces and they find themselves locked out of their own systems. Stay sharp, folks!YouTube8 yearsIt's a Windows scam, best to ignore the call.8 yearsI’m a bit savvy to these sorts of calls, so there’s no way they’re scamming me. The first time they rang, I was at work so I told them I couldn’t access my computer then. The second time, I told them I couldn’t reach it ‘cos there was a bunch of pineapples and tractors blocking it. Would they seriously ring me again at 2am? Unbelievable.8 yearsJust brushed off this Caterham caller.Caterham8 yearsIt all seemed rather convincing at first, yet I couldn’t shake off my doubts. This chap was insisting that my Windows machine had picked up a virus - but I promptly informed him that I actually use a Mac. As soon as I mentioned it, he abruptly hung up. Quite the strange encounter!8 yearsSomeone rang me sayin they were from 'Windows Support' and claimed my computer had a virus sending spam emails. They asked me to press the Windows key + 'R', but I didn’t go along with it. I just ended the call. Pretty sure they wanted to get remote access to my computer. Most likely a scammer or hacker.8 yearsGot a call saying there was an issue with my Windows PC, but I told them I don’t even own a computer and they just hung up. I’d usually get annoyed by these calls but I was waiting on a call from the hospital earlier today. Loved the joke about house windows in the comments, hope it’s alright if I borrow that one!8 yearsGot two calls earlier today about my laptop. I wouldn’t give any details or listen to what he wanted and then he started getting rude. I’ve blocked the number and reported it already.8 yearsJust 5 minutes back, a bloke rang me saying there’s a problem with my computer. I told him I wasn’t in, and he said he’d ring again about 5 o’clock this evening. I looked up the number on Google, and I reckon it’s the exact same one I’ve seen before. I’m proper suspicious now.8 yearsThis happened to me too. A woman called and it sounded like it was from some call centre, so it seems like they’re working together on this. She started talking about my windows and then wanted me to open my laptop, but I told her I don’t even have one and she just hung up right away. Really dodgy trying to get access to your computer like that. Definately block the number if it rings you.8 yearsSome person tried to hack into my computer as I was using it. I managed to shut it down fast before anything bad could happen and ignored his nonstop calls after. Pretty risky stuff.8 yearsI didn't pick up the call, but having gone through the remarks, I now regret not responding. It would have been entertaining just to inform them that I'm well aware of their dodgy tactics and to bid them farewell! ππ8 yearsGot a call earlier saying it was about my windows, so I joked if they meant the ones on my house. They said no, it was about my Windows laptop. I then asked why I had won one, and they said "the one you own." I told them I don’t own any laptop or computer and then they just ended the call on me!!!8 yearsGot a call from 01883723008 saying there was an issue with my windows computer, but I couldn't be arsed explaining that my machine doesn't even use Windows. If you let them in, they'll mess around with your computer and invent problems just to charge you a fortune for fixing stuff that ain't real. Watch out for these scammers!8 yearsSo scary! This is the second time I've answered and got these lot. After I said no way am I giving access to my laptop, a woman rang back and shouted, “Can I speak to the fookin’ b***h who just hung up on me!” Seriously? Then today a bloke asked if I wanted to open my laptop for him to nick my info and I told him to f#ck off. He threatened me back with “I’ll f#ck you up when I find you!” Honestly, block these scammers straight away and don’t even bother chatting with them. I checked the number and it’s somewhere in China, so not too bothered about the threats.China8 yearsI received a rather suspicious call, with the caller claiming that my Mac was infected with a virus. Intrigued and quite sceptical, I booted up my computer to look up the number they had rung from. It all felt rather dodgy, to be honest. When I probed the caller further about the issue, they bizarrely mentioned a "Windows computer". I quickly had to clarify that I actually own a Mac. To my amazement, her reply was to scold me for wasting her time! It’s evidently a scam, folks; best to avoid sharing any personal information with them!8 yearsGot a call about my windows computer being hacked or something. Looked up the number and gave her a piece of my mind, then she had the nerve to ask why I was wasting her time! What a joke.8 yearsA lady who kept saying 'Hello' over and over again, and then she just ended the call.8 yearsGot two calls from 01883723008 this morning, didn't pick up either time.8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be Microsoft tech support. It’s a complete con. If you fancy wasting a bit of time, mess with them, otherwise just put the phone down.Microsoft8 yearsGot a couple of calls from this number already. No luck so far, nobody's picked up. I usually like to mess with them, keeping them chatting for ages before smashing their scam plans to bits.8 yearsPlease stop calling me, I was driving! Just leave me alone already!8 yearsSome bloke called David said he worked for Microsoft and would fix my computer. He told me to check the left side of my screen and asked what I saw. I said there was a message telling me to "David p.s off" and then he just hung up.MicrosoftDavid8 yearsThis bloke outta nowhere claimed he worked for Microsoft. Told me my PC was riddled with problems but they’d sort it out for free. I played along for a bit just to mess with him and figure out his angle. Then he asked me to go on some dodgy site (msc21.c.[###]), and that’s when I stopped him and blocked the number straight away. If I’d gone along with it, he could’ve taken over my computer, got into my stuff, or even planted malware. Proper scam, avoid it!Microsoft8 yearsCalled me twice within 10 mins - claimed my PC had picked up some nasty files but they could sort it out for me - just wanted access to my computer - no way mate, then they hung up.8 yearssome dodgy lot claiming to be windows tech support. yeah right, like hell. the muppet sounded all friendly and polite. i kept the chat going and then asked, 'serg, can you trace this call?' and boom, they just hung up on me.8 yearsGave me a ring today, but I didn't pick up. I've had their calls before. It's definitely a scam, and I had a hunch they were after my bank info. As soon as I challenged them, they just hung up and the bloke told me to 'piss off!' How cheeky!8 yearsGot a call from some dodgy bloke with a funny accent saying he needed to update my Windows PC. Problem is, I don’t even own a Windows machine! So I told him straight up to shove off.8 yearsDon't fall for this call. It’s just a trick to hack into your computer and steal all sorts of info. How can they live with themselves, really?8 yearsGot some muppet pretending to be from Microsoft! Told him to jog on and blocked him straight away.Microsoft8 yearsScam call pretending to be from Windows support. Beware!8 yearsThey kept ringing about my computer or something. Complete idiots, I don’t have a computer at all. I’ve blocked the number now.8 yearsSomebody called saying they were from Windows, trying to sort out issues on my PC. Obviously, total scam.8 yearsTypical scam just trying to rip you off again.8 yearsGot yet another one of those dead silent calls, probaly some robot waiting for me to talk before some prick from Mumbai or somewhere hops on the line. Had 3 today already, and 4 just yesterday. So annoying!Mumbai8 yearsI also got a call from someone claiming there was an issue with my computer. I found it quite amusing to inform them that the problem might be that I actually don’t own a computer!8 yearsAbsolute muppets, don’t pick up at all or just say you’re an IT specialist, then the call just cuts off.8 yearsSomeone rang me saying they were from Windows and asked if I was near my computer, definitely not gonna pick up this number anymore!8 yearsNo clue who that was. The idiot stayed quiet the whole time. Silent call, basically. TPS really knows how to mess things up, huh? Total rubbish. I’m proper annoyed about it.8 yearsI've had numerous calls from individuals claiming to be from Windows. It's quite irritating!8 yearsLooks like the Windows crew is pulling their scam once more.8 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying there was an issue with my computer, sounded like a total scam. They must be taking the piss, thinking I’m daft or summat. The number showed up as CATERHAM. Told them to jog on.8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming my computer was infected. They said I'm an IT manager (which I'm not) and that all net traffic goes through secure and monitored servers, plus all pcs are locked down with antivirus. I told them they must be confused. Normally, the call just ends right after that.8 yearsSaid they were from the Windows Tech Support team, but it was clearly a con.Windows Technical Team8 yearsI never pick up calls from numbers I don't know, if it's really urgent they'll just leave a voicemail.8 yearsCheers for the info on this number. I’ve stopped picking up if I don’t know who’s calling. Stay safe all!8 yearsSome bloke said I picked up a virus on my PC and that he could sort it out with a special program. I played along and joked about my "stupidity" to annoy him, then finally gave him a piece of my mind. JUST REMEMBER, ANY CALL LIKE THIS IS 100% A SCAM.8 yearsThey cut the call abruptly, but after doing a bit of digging online, it seems this number belongs to someone claiming there’s an issue with your computer or that you've picked up a virus. Just a heads-up, stay vigilant!8 yearsNo message was left, but since this number has popped up quite a few times on this site, I'm guessing it's some dodgy call centre. I'm just going to block it.Submit Your Own Report (01883 723008)
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