01932225870
TimeLine☎️ 01932225870 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 193222 with a prefix of 01932. The area code 01932 originates from Weybridge.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01932225870
- Frequent unwanted calls, suspect scamApr
2015Received multiple calls, unansweredApr
2015Beware of scammers; harmful consequencesApr
2015Scam call, computer wiped cleanApr
2015Annoying scam call at morningApr
2015Scam call claiming to be MicrosoftApr
2015Beware of phone scam dangersApr
2015Scam call targeting vulnerable individualsApr
2015Suspicious Microsoft scam call receivedApr
2015Microsoft caller hung up on XboxApr
2015Questioning legality of early callsApr
2015Scam call; keep them talkingApr
2015Scam call claiming computer issueApr
2015Suspicious Microsoft call, strong accentApr
2015Frustrating nuisance calls persistently ringApr
2015Windows technical support inquiry questionApr
2015Foreign scam call on EasterApr
2015Microsoft called, hung up twiceApr
2015Microsoft's verification process criticizedMar
2015Scam call about computer issueMar
2015Beware of online scam activitiesMar
2015Number Of Searches: 6 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 09 March 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Five Oaks(West Sussex) and Merry Field Hill(Dorset).
01932225870 has 21 comments of which 4 x negative and 17 x neutral
01932225870 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01932225870 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam call frequently claiming to be from Microsoft or Windows support. Callers typically allege computer security issues, attempt to gain remote control, or request payment for fake services. Many victims report aggressive tactics, including wiping data when payment is refused. The callers often have Indian accents and use prerecorded or VoIP numbers. Recipients are advised to remain cautious, avoid sharing personal information, and not engage with the callers. These calls commonly occur early in the day and target vulnerable individuals, including the elderly. Authorities and companies like Microsoft never initiate such calls, so any unsolicited contact claiming technical support should be treated as fraudulent. Blocking the number and reporting it to the police is recommended.
Reports on phone number 01932225870
12 yearsThis number keeps ringing me up all the time - so annoying! Today I picked up and they just dropped the call right away. Earlier this morning, I got a call (didn't look at the number then) from someone saying they were from Microsoft. I’d had a similar dodgy call before, so I rang Microsoft myself and they told me they never call customers like that. So, I reckon it was the same scammers again. Tried calling the number back to tell them off, but got nothing but silence. Wish I could just block them for good!Microsoft12 yearsJust to add to what I said earlier, these people somehow got access to my laptop and when I wouldn’t cough up for their "help", he went and deleted loads of stuff, claiming he worked for Microsoft. He said because I didn’t pay, he had no choice but to clear things out. It really caused me a lot of hassle. Be careful with these lot!Microsoft12 yearsGot around five calls from this number today (11/04/15), I didn’t pick up as I have my answerphone on filter mode. I’m hoping once the automated message starts, they get charged for the call even if it’s just a connection fee, though I reckon this was probably a call made using VOIP.12 yearsGot a call outta the blue from some bloke saying my PC’d been hacked. He kept going for ages, talking about some fancy solution and then asked me for £149. He even tried to convince me that he was from Microsoft and said he'd refund the last 4 years of my antivirus fees. Something just didn’t sit right, so I said no. Next thing I know, my computer’s wiped completely! Proper dodgy, that one.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call this morning from a woman with an Indian accent asking me stuff about my computer. I stayed quiet and just listened as she kept saying "Hello". After a while, she gave up and ended the call. Pretty sure it was one of those scams. What annoyed me most was the timing - it was like 8.30am and I was busy helping my disabled wife at the time.12 yearsGot a call again today from someone claiming to be Microsoft. They wanted to do a full scan or something. When I said I'm a computer programmer, they just ended the call. Total scam, I suppose.Microsoft12 yearsI was visiting my Dad’s place, he’s 92, when a woman with an Indian accent called saying there was a problem with his Microsoft system and that it was “dangerous.” Lucky I picked up because I told her straight up we’re sick of scammers ringing us. My Dad doesn’t even own a PC! Naturally, she just hung up. I guess these lot are trying to get into folks’ computers to steal banking info or something. Has anyone reported this number to the cops yet?Microsoft12 yearsI've had calls like this before, and all my computers run Ubuntu Linux. A mate of mine actually fell for this scam once. They tricked her into visiting a site and typing in a code they sent her, which gave them access to her personal stuff and passwords on her machine. Seriously, don’t trust these calls - they’re up to no good.12 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Indian accent who said he was with Microsoft Windows. He told me my PC had been hacked and that someone was using my ID. He wanted me to turn my computer on so he could demonstrate something. I was a bit wary, so I said it wasn’t working, and when he repeated himself a second time, he just ended the call. I tried calling the number back but it just rang out with no answer.Microsoft12 yearsSomebody calling claiming to be from Microsoft, but as soon as I told them I just use the Xbox for internet stuff, she hung up straight away.Microsoft12 yearsthey called me bright and early at 8 in the morning, is that even legal?12 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft tech support. She said my computer was having issues, but I told her I don’t even own one. She just ended the call after that!Microsoft12 yearsGot a couple of calls from them yesterday, even ended up leaving a message on my voicemail for a laugh. They said they were from Windows, but I’ve heard that before. When you press them, they switch it up to Microsoft Windows. I call them out on their dishonesty, call them scammers and mention the police, and they just hang up. Honestly, if you have the patience, keep them on the phone as long as you can. The longer you keep them chatting, the less chance they have to scam someone else.Microsoft12 yearsI got a call from a woman with a thick Indian accent claiming she was from Microsoft. I told her there’s nothing wrong with our computers and just hung up.Microsoft12 yearsThey keep calling us nonstop, sometimes even first thing in the morning. It's really annoying!12 yearsHad a strange call during the Easter weekend from a woman with a heavy accent and zero manners, claiming she was from Microsoft. I just ended the call straight away.Microsoft12 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be from Windows tech support. Seemed a bit dodgy to me. Always best to double-check before giving any info!Department for Windows Technical Support12 yearsI received two calls today from a number associated with Microsoft. I mentioned to them that we operate in the tech sector, and just like that, they hung up on me! Quite peculiar, isn't it?Microsoft12 yearsMicrosoft is a right shambles. They couldn't even confirm our computer's serial number. How absurd! 😂Microsoft12 yearsJust had one of those classic phone calls that sounded like it was from "Windows," claiming that my computer was in dire need of repair and needed urgent attention. The moment I mentioned that we don't have any such issues, they promptly hung up without a word. Quite the cheek, really!12 yearsscammers operating onlineSubmit Your Own Report (01932 225870)
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