01923381148
TimeLine☎️ 01923381148 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 1923381 with a prefix of 01923. The area code 01923 originates from Watford.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01923381148
- Close browser before restarting sessionJan
2017Scam alert; restart your computerJan
2017Not proper site, it's a scamJan
2017Pop-ups caused credit card concernsNov
2016Pop-up, not a virus solutionOct
2016Scammers posing as Microsoft supportOct
2016Pop-up issue led to frustrationOct
2016Virus warning pop-up encountered, scannedSep
2016Popup warning solution for malwareSep
2016Virus pop-up issue resolved successfullySep
2016Father encountered laptop scam attemptSep
2016Scammed by fake tech supportSep
2016Scam call for fake IT supportSep
2016Received unsolicited security sales callSep
2016Located in High Wycombe, laptopSep
2016Pop-up claims tech support attackSep
2016Suspicious call claiming to be MicrosoftSep
2016Scam call caused laptop issuesSep
2016Claims caller is from GoogleSep
2016Beware of tech support scamsAug
2016Number Of Searches: 5 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 24 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Abbots Morton(Worcestershire), Balvenie(Moray) and Ravenseat(North Yorkshire).
01923381148 has 19 comments of which 15 x neutral and 4 x negative
01923381148 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01923381148 👆 is reported as a fraudulent scam associated with persistent pop-up warnings falsely claiming virus infections and urging immediate contact. Callers pose as official tech support, often Microsoft, attempting to sell unnecessary or misleading security services and may gain remote access to the victim’s device, risking data loss or financial theft. The pop-ups are difficult to close conventionally but can be managed safely by using task manager to end browser processes or by forcibly shutting down the computer. Users are strongly advised not to call the number, avoid granting any remote access, and to run legitimate antivirus or malware scans afterward. If you have engaged with these callers and suspect fraud, contact local authorities such as Action Fraud promptly.
Reports on phone number 01923381148
10 yearsTry hitting ctrl-alt-del like usual, then pick task manager from the list. From there, shut down Google or whichever browser you have open. When you reopen the browser, make sure NOT to choose the option to continue your previous session, or you'll just end up back in the same spot.Google10 yearsDont answer this number! Its just a scam. Just shut down your computer and boot it up again. No chance it will mess up your PC.10 yearsHonestly, this site seems totally dodgy to me, feels more like a rip-off than something legit.10 yearsSo I was scrolling on Twitter and suddenly these Black Friday pop-ups appeared sayin my credit card info might have been stolen. I wasnt even shopping online or anything. Ended up shutting everything off, rebooted my laptop and did a full malware scan just to be safe.Twitter10 yearsHonestly, this is just a fake alert popping up on your screen. Why on earth would a real virus have a phone number for you to call for help? Not sure what browsers you're using, but if it's Chrome, when you try to close the tab it usually gives you the option to 'stop the page from running scripts' - just tick that and you should be able to shut it down without fuss. Definitely get yourself a decent, free ad-blocker from the top-rated ones out there. If anyone here has shelled out money to these people, it might be best to report it to the police or Action Fraud because it sounds like a scam. It's one thing to get aggressive sales tactics, but if they've persuaded you that the virus is gone when it was nothing more than a pop-up, that’s a bit dodgy in my book.10 yearsThese guys are total con artists. I got tricked by a pop-up that said my hard drive would get wiped unless I called this so-called support number. They claimed to be from Microsoft, but it was all a massive scam. Their goal is to charge you and steal your information. Don’t let them anywhere near your computer! I managed to sort things out on my own by backing up my files and then removing the user profile, but I know that's not easy for everyone.Microsoft10 yearsI had a weird message appear telling me to call a number within 5 minutes. The only way to get rid of it was to shut my laptop down using the power button since nothing else worked. I ended up calling the number they gave. The guy on the other end said he was based in Birmingham and asked how long the alert had been on my screen. I told him I'd already turned my PC off. Then he told me to turn it back on again - that's when I just ended the call, felt really uneasy about the whole thing. I’m guessing this could happen again when I visit that same website. Does anyone know how to stop it? Cheers, Louise DaytonBirminghamLouise Dayton10 yearsA warning popped up sayin not to close the page because of a virus that would mess up my laptop. I quickly hit ctrl alt delete and shut the thing down straight away. Right now I’m running an avg scan and so far no issues to report.10 yearsA weird message popped up saying my computer had some kind of virus and I couldn't get rid of it no matter how many times I tried to close the tab. It said it was from Microsoft or something. The only way I managed to stop it was by forcing my computer to shut off using the power button. After turning it back on, luckily, the scary message didn't come back.Microsoft10 yearsMy dad had the exact same thing happen on the 15th Sept. A message suddenly appeared on his laptop and he freaked out, so he rang the number. They tried to push him into buying some kinda security service and also wanted to remove his McAfee. Luckily he didn’t buy anything, but they did manage to get control of his laptop for a bit. Fingers crossed they didn’t mess anything up. :( But seriously, if McAfee is supposed to protect you, how come this scammer slipped past?10 yearsOn Friday 9th September, a warning flashed up on my laptop saying my hard drive would be wiped in 5 minutes unless I phoned the number on screen. It looked like it was from Microsoft, so I called. The number turned out to be this one, even though they claimed to be from Aberdeen. They then remote accessed my computer and offered me ‘lifetime unlimited protection’ for £500. Feeling overwhelmed and pressured, I foolishly agreed to pay. Now I’m certain I’ve been scammed. Please be wary of these folks - even if they show ID, don’t believe them!MicrosoftAberdeen10 yearsBeware of this number, it’s a total rip-off. My dad had a message pop up on his PC (just like someone else mentioned here) saying he needed to ring this number for tech support to remove a virus. They said they were from Microsoft, but when he rang, it sounded like he was speaking to someone in India. My dad wasn’t sure what to do and ended up paying £188 for supposed virus protection. Definitely don’t give them a call!MicrosoftIndia10 yearsJust on Friday, 9th September 2016, I got a call like this too. When I rang them back, they were pushing some security package and wanted me to cancel my MacAfee. They pushed really hard and eventually gave me a direct contact number: 08000988800. The guy who spoke to me first, with a foreign accent, said his name was Ross Dale. Then shortly after, another bloke who sounded much the same called himself Sid. They were trying to pitch me two different deals, one about £117 and the other over £225, both for some kind of security service.Ross DaleSid10 yearsOur laptop here in High Wycombe has this too, it’s quite common apparently.High Wycombe10 yearsMy computer suddenly showed a warning saying my system was being hacked and to ring tech support. Whenever I tried to get rid of the message, the page just kept reappearing. Proper annoying!10 yearsMy laptop showed a message telling me to call this number, claiming it was Microsoft. They asked if I do my banking online. I hung up straight away and ran a scan on my laptop, which thankfully came back clear. Still, I was surprised I actually dialled that number in the first place.Microsoft10 yearsMate of mine got a call from this number and actually let the person access his laptop. The caller started going on about all sorts of issues and then began pushing insurance and security stuff. They then asked for £74 from him. After my mate ended the call, he realised his laptop was totally messed up and wouldn’t work at all. Seriously, don’t pick up this number! It’s a total scam.Avoid10 yearsSomebody called me saying they were from Google, but I’m pretty sure it was a scam.Google10 yearsMy computer suddenly showed a warning saying it was under attack and to ring tech support immediately. I chose not to call, but just a heads up to everyone else, be careful!Submit Your Own Report (01923 381148)
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