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01895809453

☎️ 01895809453 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 1895809 with a prefix of 01895. The area code 01895 originates from Uxbridge.

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TimeLine of events for phone number 01895809453

  • Please provide context or instructions
    Apr
    2017
  • Reference to a con artist
    Feb
    2017
  • Unwanted call from potential scam
    Jan
    2017
  • Received scam call, number blocked
    Jan
    2017
  • Confusing call likely recorded message
    Jan
    2017
  • Cold call from Ace Alliance
    Jan
    2017
  • Got scam call, hung up
    Oct
    2016
  • Bob Loblaw bought a boblawlawblog2022
    Oct
    2016
  • Possible scam caller from Sigma Insurance
    Oct
    2016
  • Received scam call from woman
    Oct
    2016
  • Scam call from fake Microsoft
    Apr
    2016
  • Regarding shady wifi network call
    Apr
    2016
  • Almost fell for scam call
    Apr
    2016
  • Scammer claimed network intrusion. Hung up
    Apr
    2016
  • Suspicious call, likely a scam
    Mar
    2016
  • Received recurring scam call from India
    Mar
    2016
  • Received call from Ashley, noisy
    Mar
    2016
  • Warning about scamming Indian company
    Feb
    2016
  • Confirmation of scam call, stay vigilant
    Jan
    2016
  • Received fraudulent tech support call
    Jan
    2016
  • Indian scam: false internet issue
    Jan
    2016
  • Frustrated about scam calls problem
    Jan
    2016
  • Indian guy tried to scam
    Jan
    2016
  • User accuses company of false claims
    Jan
    2016
  • Avoid scam claiming tech support
    Jan
    2016
  • Persistent scam calls about wifi
    Jan
    2016
  • Complaint about harassing phone calls
    Jan
    2016
  • Received suspicious call from Uxbridge
    Jan
    2016
  • User frustrated with frequent silent calls
    Jan
    2016
  • Report fraud to police
    Jan
    2016
  • Silent phone calls and voicemails
    Jan
    2016
  • No response when answered call
    Jan
    2016
  • Received scam call, reported to BBC
    Jan
    2016
  • Inconvenient call, playful interaction with telemarketer
    Jan
    2016
  • Concern about unsolicited phone call
    Jan
    2016
  • Received scam call, verified they left
    Jan
    2016
  • Ignore scam calls, waste their time
    Jan
    2016
  • Scam call, play along, waste time
    Dec
    2015
  • Anonymous caller claimed email hacked
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious call with Asian accent
    Dec
    2015
  • Numerous calls, likely Windows scam
    Dec
    2015
  • Warning about a Microsoft scam
    Dec
    2015
  • Asian female named Sabrina called
    Dec
    2015
  • Computer hack claim investigated by advice
    Dec
    2015
  • Received prank call this morning
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious call claiming computer hacking
    Dec
    2015
  • Received call from possible scammers
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious caller claims email sharing
    Dec
    2015
  • Scam involving "additional computers detected."
    Dec
    2015
  • Call from suspicious computer scam
    Dec
    2015
  • Unwanted Asian scam calls today
    Dec
    2015
  • Unsolicited call offering free cartridges
    Dec
    2015
  • Warning about remote scam threats
    Dec
    2015
  • User lucky to avoid rudeness
    Dec
    2015
  • Number given does not exist
    Dec
    2015
  • Warning about potential phone scam
    Dec
    2015
  • Repetitive call from Dial Tech
    Dec
    2015
  • Questioning legitimacy of internet tech company
    Dec
    2015
  • Indian man requested money; misinterpreted TCP
    Dec
    2015
  • Scammers trying to be deceptive
    Dec
    2015
  • Received suspicious call from impostor
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious call claiming internet issue
    Dec
    2015
  • Refused Indian tech support offer
    Dec
    2015
  • Confusing phone call from overseas
    Dec
    2015
  • Indian scam call, ignored and toyed
    Dec
    2015
  • Unauthorized access to network reported
    Dec
    2015
  • Received phishing call from India
    Dec
    2015
  • Received scam call, hung up
    Dec
    2015
  • Scam by confident Indian caller
    Dec
    2015
  • Aggressive calls perceived as scam
    Dec
    2015
  • Seeking information about a call
    Dec
    2015
  • Reported known scam call to authorities
    Dec
    2015
  • Received suspicious call from Microsoft imposter
    Dec
    2015
  • Repeated calls, accused scammers, angry
    Dec
    2015
  • Caller fooled user with details
    Dec
    2015
  • Phone call not answered, unreadable
    Dec
    2015
  • Caller threatened, hung up suspiciously
    Dec
    2015
  • Indian scam call about computers
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious calls, privacy concerns raised
    Dec
    2015
  • Responded humorously to a phone scam
    Dec
    2015
  • Caller lied about network issue
    Dec
    2015
  • Scam call from Indian tech support
    Dec
    2015
  • Scam call, angry when challenged
    Dec
    2015
  • Indian man, knew name, hung up
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious phone call for ink
    Dec
    2015
  • Repeated unwanted calls; advice: hang up
    Dec
    2015
  • Scam call, knew name, persistent
    Dec
    2015
  • Unsolicited call about added computers
    Dec
    2015
  • Acronym describing scam network
    Dec
    2015
  • Warning about tech support scammers
    Dec
    2015
  • Phone scam pretending network connections
    Dec
    2015
  • Warning: potential scam involving charges
    Dec
    2015
  • Repeated scam call, random dialing
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious call; refused and ended
    Dec
    2015
  • Scam calls; blocked number; frustration
    Dec
    2015
  • Received scam call warning
    Dec
    2015
  • Indian call center scam warning
    Dec
    2015
  • Suspicious caller; recommended avoiding phone
    Dec
    2015
  • User wants to block mobile callers
    Dec
    2015
  • Inquiring about unidentified caller
    Dec
    2015
  • Angry, accusing scammer, unprofessional insult
    Dec
    2015
  • Possible scam call; American accent
    Nov
    2015
  • Questioning cultural reference authenticity in India
    Nov
    2015
  • Repeated frustrating scam call interaction
    Nov
    2015
  • Scam call about computer protection
    Nov
    2015
  • "Network solutions" scam alert
    Nov
    2015
  • Called repeatedly, identified as scam
    Nov
    2015
  • Call from suspicious number, consider scam
    Nov
    2015
  • Warning: Scam alert! Avoid
    Nov
    2015
  • Scam caller knows personal info
    Nov
    2015
  • Scam, heavy accent, not Uxbridge
    Nov
    2015
  • Scammer pretending to be Anton
    Nov
    2015
  • Scam attempt, suspicious broadband claim
    Nov
    2015
  • Scammer threatens; worries about privacy
    Nov
    2015
  • Frustrated, skeptical, blocked number, sarcastic
    Nov
    2015
  • Caller suspicious, incorrect name, hung up
    Nov
    2015
  • Scam call warning; avoided control
    Nov
    2015
  • Scammer with fake Microsoft call
    Nov
    2015
  • Scammer alert: Jonathan from Jazz
    Nov
    2015
  • Scam call, knew my name
    Nov
    2015
  • Heavily accented scam call warning
    Nov
    2015
  • Call spoofing scam, identified as Jonathan
    Nov
    2015
  • Comment describes computer scam attempt
    Nov
    2015
  • Scammers; wastes their time purposely
    Nov
    2015
  • Ignores unknown calls, blocks numbers
    Nov
    2015
  • Caller falsely claims Microsoft, rebuffed
    Nov
    2015
  • User posted a numeric sequence
    Nov
    2015
  • Name linked to number mystery
    Nov
    2015
  • Received calls, no conversation, blocked
    Nov
    2015
  • Receiving strange landline calls, called Norton
    Nov
    2015
  • Ignore scam calls from 'James'
    Nov
    2015
  • Foreign Peter called about Windows
    Nov
    2015
  • Beware of tech support scam
    Nov
    2015
  • Blocking unwanted calls from specific numbers
    Nov
    2015
  • Criticism of repetitive scamming behavior
    Nov
    2015
Number Of Searches: 1585 Number Of Comments: 126 First Seen: 02 November 2015 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Higher Sandford(Dorset), Old Park(Shropshire) and Stanford End(Hampshire).

01895809453 has 126 comments of which 35 x neutral and 91 x negative

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01895809453 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 01895809453 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation involving calls from an Indian-accented call centre, often claiming to be from tech companies or insurance firms. Callers allege unauthorised access to the recipient’s computer network or involvement in accidents, attempting to extract personal information or remote access. Many report callers using recipients’ names and email addresses, despite no genuine connection. The calls frequently feature poor English, scripted phrases about multiple computers on networks, and demands for remote control or payment for supposed fixes. Users consistently advise hanging up immediately, blocking the number, and reporting to Action Fraud or the TPS. The consensus warns that these are fraudulent attempts to deceive and exploit recipients, urging vigilance and caution against engaging with such callers.

Reports on phone number 01895809453

10 years
That 07342 915770 number is defo a dodgy sales bloke trying to con folks. Avoid it!
10 years
Got a call from this number just now - some lady claiming she was from Ace Alliance, saying I’d been involved in a no fault accident (which I definitely haven’t). Told her to remove my number from their list and to stop calling, but she cut me off before I could finish. I’ve blocked the number now. These calls drive me mad - they just keep trying their luck hoping someone naive will chat and spill private details.
Ace Alliance
10 years
I was at work on 20/1/17 when the number 01895 931 659 called me. I couldn’t pick it up because of work, but decided to look the number up afterwards. Really glad I did - it’s clearly a scam, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked it.
10 years
Got a call from Ace Alliances asking if I’d had an accident. Honestly, I thought it was some kind of robot cos the answers were so slow when I said hello and asked about the accident. Only when I snapped back with “Are you some kind of f***ing moron or what?” did the reply sound normal. What a muppet! The caller was an English woman, btw.
Ace AlliancesEngland
10 years
Got a call from Ace Alliance claiming I was in some no fault accident, sounded like they had a weird accent. Just ended the call and blocked the number straight away.
Ace Alliance
10 years
Some guy with an Indian accent called saying I’d been in an accident, total rubbish. I just hung up. Definitely a scam.
10 years
Got a call from a 'Julie Smith' at some place called Sigma advice, sounded like she was from Lancashire, telling me I'd had an accident.
Julie SmithSigma AdviceLancashire
10 years
Got a call from a lady with a Lancashire accent claiming to be from Sigma Insurance, saying they had details about an accident I’d supposedly been in that wasn’t my fault. When I said it must’ve been such a bad crash that I couldn’t even remember it, she just hung up on me.
LancashireSigma Insurance
10 years
Some woman rang me up sayin she had details about a car crash I was involved in, but I told her I dont even drive or own a car. She went mad, swore at me and just hung the phone up. I was proper taken aback, sounded like she had an accent from abroad.
10 years
Got a call from someone speaking with an Indian accent asking straight for me by name! When I asked who it was, he claimed to be from Microsoft and then went on about how they supposedly found 7 devices hacking into my home wifi. I told him I don’t have any Microsoft kit and to quit trying to scam us Brits. Then he just hung up.
Microsoft
10 years
Had a phone call from a bloke claiming to be from Microsoft helpdesk. For a sec I was fooled as he knew my name, but then I snapped out of it and told him I had someone at the door before putting the phone down.
Microsoft
10 years
Same here, someone with an Asian accent told me there were 6 new devices on my wifi. Funny thing is if you’ve got a couple of computers and some phones, you’ll easily have 6 devices on your network, so I reckon they pick that number to make you panic a bit. He did say the company he was calling from, but I couldn’t remember it after I hung up lol. I just told him “Thanks, I’ll change my router password,” which honestly if you’re not sure about these calls just do that yourself - don’t trust them to help or anything, it’s super simple to do on your own.
10 years
I received a call from someone with an Asian accent claiming that my network had acquired seven new computers. I quickly recognised it as a scam, called him out on it, and terminated the call.
10 years
Got a call from some bloke in a really loud call centre in India, he claimed to be from a security firm but already had my name and phone number. He said 6 new gadgets were connected to my home wifi. I called him out right away, saying it was a scam, and he just dropped the call. This is the third time I’ve gotten one of these very similar scam calls.
10 years
Got a call from someone called Ashley claiming to be from Direct 1 and 1 Printers. He kept bombarding me with loads of questions about the printers we got in the office. Apparently, he promised to send over an England football shirt along with a printer catalogue or something. Could hear a lot of chatter in the background, was pretty noisy.
AshleyDirect 11 PrintersEngland
11 years
Got a call from some Indian firm claiming they want to remotely fix my computer - total scam! Don’t fall for it, just mess around and act like you’re playing along. Waste their time the same way they waste ours and chuck some nonsense back at them. They say they're calling from a London-based network but they're actually way out in Northern India!!! It’s not the cheapest con but honestly, it’s pretty entertaining if you know your way around networks like I do :D
IndiaLondonNorthern India
11 years
Like others mentioned with an Indian accent, five other people on my internet said maybe neighbours using it. They said they were still online but i was out at work, would check when home. No one else on my wifi though. Caller said they'd ring back 10:00 am 26/01 but never did. Asked my security company and they said it was a scam and my info wasnt at risk.
11 years
I dropped a comment here back on 15 December and I've seen loads more comments popping up daily, maybe 4 or 5. Today I got another call, some story about 5 computers connected to mine or whatever. I just told the bloke I’d already read plenty about his bloody scam in the news and to piss off. What’s the use of all these angry comments if no one actually does anything about it?
11 years
Got a call from an Indian bloke with a dodgy line about someone using my internet, total rubbish. He tried to convince me it happened at 5pm when I was out, which threw me off a bit. But seriously, how on earth do they know my email and phone number?!
India
11 years
Got a call from an Indian bloke, seemed nice enough, but when I asked straight up who he was working for, he got all evasive and started rambling about some complicated science stuff. Told him bluntly to take his tricks elsewhere and then blocked the number.
11 years
Somebody acting like they know I’ve got 6 PCs hooked up to my network and when I asked him about it, he just hung up on me. Proper dodgy outfit!
11 years
Got a persistent bloke from India trying to get into my "Windows PC". He reckoned 7 new devices popped up on my wifi last night, and since he’s from “Microsoft support,” he got the alert. Weirdly, he even had my email and phone number. Total nonsense obviously, I’m all Macs here! Even if I did run Windows, there’s no way he’d know that stuff. I played along a bit to see what his angle was, but got bored and hung up after a couple minutes. It’s obvious how these muppets manage to creep into people’s lives to nick whatever they can. Proper prats.
Microsoft
11 years
I just got a call from this number, it showed up as an Uxbridge area code. The guy on the line, sounded Indian and said I had 6 devices hooked up to my internet. He claimed my network was compromised and wanted to get into the DOS prompt. I have to say, he kept his cool even when I responded in strong Anglo Saxon slang. Bet a lot of those words aren’t in his English to Hindi phrasebook. Hope he’s not an actual IT tech, cos if he is, somewhere in Uxbridge there's probably a very frustrated little bloke right now!
Uxbridge
11 years
Got a call from an Asian guy using that number. He was saying the exact same stuff as mentioned here. How come the police haven’t tracked this down and done something about the constant harassment? This has clearly been happening for ages.
11 years
Got a call from this number but no one said a word. Lately, I've been getting a couple of calls daily from numbers showing as 'international' or 'unavailable'. Almost all of them just hang up without saying anything. It's so annoying coz you can't even tell them off properly. Yesterday was different - someone actually answered, so I acted like a 93-year-old Great Granny (I could hear them getting frustrated). When they asked for the "home-owner", I just told them "No".
11 years
I got a call like that too, telling me there were 6 devices on my Wi-Fi. Had the same one about two weeks ago, and then it happened again today. Best thing to do is just hang up quickly. Luckily, they haven’t been too pushy with me. I reckon they want to get remote access, probably to plant some malware or try to scam me for money if I kept talking. It’s such a pain.
11 years
Just like everyone else, I reported it to the fraud squad and TPS.
Telephone Preference Service
11 years
I got a call from them but there was complete silence, even the voicemail they left was totally quiet.
11 years
Rang me earlier today, but when I picked up, there was absolutely nobody on the other end. Quite baffling, really.
11 years
Got a call today saying they added 6 computers to my setup, which I never ordered. The guy’s name was Ron. I’ve already sent all the info to the BBC Watchdog.
RonBBC Watchdog
11 years
Just like the rest, my partner got a call about his Windows PC. When he told them he didn't own one, they claimed it must be one of his mates using it. They had his name, address, and email, yet wouldn't say how they got that info. Really fishy.
11 years
Got a call from some bloke claiming I had 6 computers hooked up to my network - definitely a scam. I just set the phone down and then rang them back from my mobile to check if they were still on the line. Luckily, they weren’t. Phew!
11 years
Got a call today from an Asian bloke saying my email was hacked by loads of people yesterday. They had called me before, asking to get into my email to 'improve security', but hung up when I said no. I read today that a bunch of email accounts are being targetted; if you're unsure, it's best to ring Action Fraud on 0300 123 2040. This info was in the Daily Mail, written by '[email protected][###]'. Hope that helps.
Action FraudDaily Mail
11 years
I just got a call from this number, the person had a really thick Asian accent and the line was really bad. They kept mumbling something about a Windows PC, which I don’t even own. I got fed up and ended the call, then blocked the number. Honestly, how clueless do they think we are?
11 years
This number kept ringing me non stop, and when I picked up they started talking about having several new Windows devices on my wifi. I told them my windows were already double glazed and then just hung up. Sounds like a total scam trying to sneak into your computer remotely.
11 years
It’s a Microsoft scam, just don’t pick up!
Microsoft
11 years
Got a call from an Asian lady who said her name was Sabrina, but I couldnt understand what she was saying. When I asked her to say it again the third time, she just hung up.
Sabrina
11 years
Someone telling me my laptop got hacked, not sure if its a scam or not.
11 years
Got a call from this number earlier today, some one asked "is _ there" then just cut off.
11 years
I received a rather peculiar call from the number 01895809454. The chap on the other end introduced himself as 'William Beaver'-might as well have been Del Boy for all the credibility he had! He claimed to be affiliated with Microsoft in London and informed me that my computer had been compromised, with unknown individuals allegedly using my internet from abroad. He assured me he could sort out the issue. Thankfully, I'd already taken my computer in for some repairs, so I dodged that bullet!
William BeaverDel BoyMicrosoftLondon
11 years
These people are either complete morons or scammers, I just got a call from them and they totally underestimate how smart most of us are.
11 years
I sussed it was a dodgy call when some Asian guy said that 7 different people used my email y'day. Maybe it’s legit, but that number sounds sus especially coz they’ve rung me up twice already this year.
11 years
Had the exact same thing happen to me. A guy with an Asian accent named Mike rang up saying they found 6 extra devices on my wifi, obviously a tech scam trying to freak me out.
Mike
11 years
Just got a call from 01895809453, and the bloke on the other end was asking for me by name. He had a funny accent and was rabbiting on about my computer and network or something. I didn’t really pay it much mind, just told him to shove his scam where the sun don’t shine and ended the call.
11 years
Received two calls today from the same individual - they sounded Asian and I found it rather tricky to make sense of what they were saying. On the first attempt, they inquired whether I had added a computer to my internet connection recently. How bizarre! I ended up hanging up on them. The second call was brief; they simply asked if I was... and I decided to cut that short too by disconnecting. Quite the nuisance!
11 years
A guy rang me saying there was some kind of security issue with loads of people trying to access my computer. I quickly asked which company he was from and he just hung up straight away. Don’t even bother talking to these folk - it’s a common scam where they pretend to fix the problem by taking remote control of your PC. While they’re in, they either snoop about, delete important files, or plant dodgy software, then hit you with a hefty bill to fix the damage. JUST IGNORE THEM!!!!!!!!!!!
JUST AVOID
11 years
Got a missed call, glad I didn’t have to bother being rude this time.
11 years
Just like everyone else, I asked for his number. It was 0800 06602164. Turns out, it’s not a real one.
11 years
Got a call from someone with the name Roy, sounded Indian, asking if I had 6 computers hooked up to my internet. I’m a retired computer engineer myself, so I know these calls are dodgy. Seems like they’re part of some scam group trying to trick people out of their cash. If this number pops up, don’t bother talking, just hang up straight away.
Roy
11 years
Got a call from a guy with an Indian accent claiming to be from Dial Tech. He asked for me by name, and I said I was about to get myself, then quickly muted my phone since I've had this sort of call before (something about six people connected to your network, blah blah). He gave up and hung up after about a minute and a half. Was at work so didn’t have time to mess about trying to hold the call longer. Really wish the phone companies would do something to put an end to these annoying calls.
Dial Tech
11 years
10/12/2015 - Someone rang me, told me that 6 different people had used my broadband. They called me by my name and even knew my email address. I
11 years
Got a call from some guy claiming to be from Just Dial Tech today, and weirdly he already had my name and email. I played along for about half an hour, acting like I was following his instructions. Then I told him straight up that I knew exactly what he was trying to do and how he was wasting his time on me instead of annoying someone who might fall for it!
Just Dial Tech
11 years
Got a call today from a bloke with an Indian accent, and once again he was banging on about having other devices on my wifi. I told him I don't deal with these kinds of calls and just hung up.
11 years
Got a call from some bloke from India asking for cash. He even claimed TCP means "Third connection party" or something - made me laugh!
11 years
They come across as just some online tech business that either scams people or just sorts out small problems that make your PC slow. They're saying my internet supplier (Virgin) can't sort out the gateway server security?!! If that were true, then BT, SKY and the rest wouldn't be able to either, and that would cause chaos all over the UK!!
VirginBTSKYUK
11 years
Got a call from some Indian bloke pretending to be my computer tech. Told him exactly what I thought!
11 years
Just like before about unauthorised access to the network, but honestly, this is the third time I’ve gotten this call now.
11 years
Got a call from an Indian chap named William who was asking if I shared my internet with the neighbours cos apparently 7 people used my email yesterday! I told him I wasn’t going to answer any of his questions but I’d keep him on the line just to waste his time and rack up his call charges! Didn’t take long before he gave up and hung up.
William
11 years
Got a call from an Indian lady named Sabina, her English was quite bad. Bit odd that she used my first name straight away! Told her to wait a moment while I checked who she was after (turns out it was me!). By the time I’d made a cuppa and some toast, the call had just dropped. No clue why. Is there anywhere we can report these dodgy numbers?
Sabina
11 years
Some bloke with an Indian accent called, asking for me by my name. I was using six computers with neighbours at the same time! They mentioned security breaches and all that. I just ended the call and blocked the number, but these calls keep coming anyway.
11 years
I just went through something similar, this guy with an Indian accent called me sayin there were like five computers connected to my network and they were all stealng my passwords. He even knew my old email which I haven’t used in ages, but somehow had my phone number. He sounded really sure of himself. I can easily see him trickin a lot of folks.
11 years
I've received a couple of calls from this number, and the person on the other end was quite forceful. It left me with the impression that it might be a con artist at work.
11 years
Got a call from a lady with an Indian accent saying I'd installed new computers on my network, clearly a scam attempt so I just ended the call.
11 years
Does anyone know who rang me today around a quarter past one in the afternoon?
11 years
Just like others, got a call from this obvious scammer. Ended the call straight away. Funny they don’t hide their number at all. I’ve reported both the call and the number to Action Fraud. Maybe if loads of people did the same, the police and Action Fraud might actually take some action?
Action Fraud
11 years
They’ve been ringing me loads, telling me about computers being added to a network. When I finally said I thought it was a scam, the woman on the other end got mad and just cut the call.
11 years
Got a call this morning from a bloke with a strong foreign accent, his English was awful. He claimed to be from some tech company working for Microsoft and asked if I was unknowingly sharing my wifi. I said no, that I've got Norton to keep me safe. Then he asked if I had bought a bunch of tech stuff yesterday, which I denied. He insisted I’d ordered five computers. I told him straight away he was trying to con me and ended the call. I also rang my bank to report it, they put a note on my account and told their fraud team.
MicrosoftNorton
11 years
Got a call from an Indian guy who said his name was William. He claimed there were 5 new computers connected to my network and even used my first name right away. I told him I don't actually have a computer, just my phone. He said he’d note that down. Quite a strange call!
William
11 years
Didn't pick up. Just saw the number pop up on my screen.
11 years
a man with an indian accent rang up saying my computer was compromised 5 times by hackers or whatever. when i tried to ask a few things to check if it was legit, he just cut me off. he somehow had my phone number and even my email which freaked me out! honestly, the only real fix is to make it unlawful for companies to make any calls without you asking for them first. that would stop these scams dead.
11 years
Got a call from some bloke claiming there was an issue with my internet, but I don’t even have one. Told him to sod off and ended the call. He used my first name, which was a bit strange.
11 years
I just had a call from a guy with a strong Indian accent asking if I'd recently connected six computers to my wifi network. I said yes, and he suddenly seemed quite uninterested and just ended the call - really impolite. This is actually the second time I've got calls like this. They even know my name and my phone number which I find quite unsettling!
11 years
bloody ridiculous. got a call from some woman claiming my pc was about to blow up and that my missus was about to start fancying ladies again. i started chatting to her in a thick scottish accent mixed with a bit of caribbean slang. asked what she was wearing and told her she had a lovely voice. she cut off quick when i invited her to have some phone fun with my dog. scammers like these deserve nothing but utter disrespect. absolute scumbags preying on the elderly. makes me wonder if she even bothers to shave her pits...???
Caribbean
11 years
I got a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming she was from a firm named something like "Fast Tech." She told me that six devices had been linked to my wi-fi and said my computer supposedly had a program that notifies them each time a new device joins my network. I didn't give her any details and kept asking what she was talking about, and then she just ended the call.
Fast Tech
11 years
Got a call like loads of others here, some bloke with an Indian accent said there were 4 computers connected to my network overnight. He tried to guide me through checking it, but got a bit narked when I said I knew how already. Seriously, when will someone put an end to these muppets?
11 years
Got a call earlier from a man with an Indian accent saying my WiFi showed some dodgy stuff happening. I said I’m a techie and can sort it out alone, which seemed to wind him up proper. I told him cheers for the heads up but I’d handle it, and he just got even more annoyed. Well, he can shove that where the sun don’t shine!
11 years
Like loads of folks here, I got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent who weirdly knew my name. He started on about adding six devices to my network or something like that. I just told him I'm on the TPS list, and he hung up sharpish.
TPS
11 years
I got a call claiming I could get a free football top, but then they switched to trying to push ink cartridges on me. They asked me to send an email to [email protected] The website they mentioned was something like 121products, which seemed really dodgy. Honestly, I doubt anything about this firm is genuine!
11 years
This number keeps ringing me and even after asking them to remove me from their list, they just dont stop. I always just end up hanging up.
11 years
Got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent. He knew my first name and said there were six computers connected to my network. Asked if it was me. Then just hung up. Strange.
11 years
Dodgy scammers targeting older (no disrespect) folks who aren’t so tech savvy, tricking them into giving remote access to their computers so they can plant viruses and snoop through personal files. Afterwards, they demand cash (and bank info) to sort it out. If you’re daft enough to let them in and mess things up, just switch off your router and take your computer to a proper repair shop for a clean-up.
11 years
C stands for computer U means unauthorised N is network T for trickery S is scam artists and dodgy people out there!
11 years
Got a call from an Indian guy giving dodgy info, said there were 5 users using my network. Told me to run some cdm thing and showed me a list with charges that looked similar. Proper scary if you don't know any better, but they can't just charge that way since my account blocks anything extra over my plan. Totally a scam, no doubt.
11 years
Got a call from a bloke claiming I had 6 computers connected to my internet. He even knew my first name, which was kinda creepy. Took ages to get him to stop talking, in the end, I just hung up.
11 years
Today I got hit with the same kind of scam call that everyone’s talking about here. Weirdly, it came through on my mobile. Since hardly anyone’s got this number, I’m thinking they just dialled it by chance because they didn’t even say my name.
11 years
They called me once saying there was a problem with my computer, but I told them straight up there was nothing wrong and that it sounded like a total scam. Since then I’ve had a few more calls from them, but every time I pick up, they just hang up. I’ve finally blocked the number now. It really annoys me how they get away with this kind of thing!
11 years
Just got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent asking if I’d been trying to install Windows on my PC yesturday. The weird part was he actually knew my name, which freaked me out since I have no clue where he got it from. I told him I don’t discuss security stuff with anyone, especially when I never called them or asked for help, then I hung up straight away.
11 years
I got a call from this number, 01895809453, and it was one of those dodgy call centres from India. They said my computer was hacked, which is kinda funny since they’re the ones trying to trick you. Then they started asking for £200 to “fix” the problem - absolute scam. There wasn’t any hacking going on. These guys were even featured on BBC’s Watchdog for scamming people! Seriously, don’t give them a penny!
IndiaBBCWatchdog
11 years
Got a call from a guy with an Indian accent asking about my computer stuff. When I started asking simple questions about security, he just ended the call. Seriously, steer well clear of this one! Don’t even think about it!
11 years
Back on the 12th of February 2015, I got a ring from 01895 809453. Some bloke with an Indian accent was telling me my computer had five security breaches. I just said alright, cheers, and hung up. Seems like a scam to me - better be careful out there.
11 years
What a joke, this so-called scammer! Honestly, mate, why don’t you get an actual job instead of phoning about nonsense? Next time, maybe try asking for someone who's actually alive in the house, not someone who's passed away. And as for your supposed 5pc AV, there’s nothing here, so shove it, idiot!
11 years
Can anyone tell me who just rang?
11 years
I keep getting calls from these annoying idiots on my phone. Does anyone know how to block them on a mobile? It's driving me mad!
11 years
I received a call from this number, and when I tried returning the call, I was greeted by someone with an American accent who asked me to wait. Could this be one of those dodgy premium rate numbers or a scam of some sort?
11 years
This is India, not Uxbridge. Seriously, do people really get tricked by this stuff?
UxbridgeIndia
11 years
Totally a con, claimed to be from 'Network Solutions'.
Network Solutions
11 years
This number rang me a few times over the past week - three times if I remember right. Curiosity got the better of me so I did a quick search online and stumbled upon this website. I didn’t pick up any of the calls, and after seeing what others said here, it’s clear it was some sort of scam. Have gone ahead and blocked the number now.
11 years
01895809453 called me again today on both my mobile and landline, which isn't a number I give out. Same story, said 6 people hacked my computer. I told him, just like yesterday, it's already being sorted. He tried to arrange a call when it was fixed, but I said I'd ring him back and asked for his number. He quickly said they’re too busy and he’d ring me instead. I told him I’d contact the shop dealing with it and not to bother calling me again. He then asked when he could call, but I just repeated NO calls from you.
11 years
Today, some woman rang me up claiming that there was a bunch of computers - like six of them - trying to get into my network around 6.25 in the evening. She wanted me to check my computer settings with her. When I asked what the call was about, she said it related to some software protection I'd supposedly got on my PC. She even knew my email address, which made it a bit convincing at first, but honestly, watch out for these sorts of calls!
11 years
Had a ring from this number earlier today, answered with "morning" instead of my usual hello (figured it might be my mum). They just dropped the call without a word, so I looked up the number. Turns out it’s one of those scams going about around here - loads of folks on Facebook have mentioned it. Honestly, I’m glad they cut off. If they call back, I’m handing the phone to one of my kids to chat nonsense at them!
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