01955236234
TimeLine☎️ 01955236234 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by AQL Wholesale Ltd. It is part of the phone block 195523 with a prefix of 01955. The area code 01955 originates from Wick.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01955236234
- Missed call, blocked number, BT GuardianJun
2018Nuisance call with disrespectful responseJun
2018Scam call claiming from MicrosoftJun
2018Tech support scam call experienceJun
2018Received scam call, pretended no computerJun
2018Microsoft scam call reported, take actionJun
2018Scam call attempt from Microsoft impersonatorJun
2018Phone scam from fake Microsoft supportJun
2018Received suspicious call from MicrosoftJun
2018Indian man scamming tech naiveJun
2018Received scam call, trolled callerJun
2018Microsoft scam call, disconnected quicklyJun
2018Family targeted by Indian scammerJun
2018Lonely phone call, no responseJun
2018Asked if it's BT, emailJun
2018Mystery caller hung up abruptlyJun
2018False tech support scam, abuse. DisgracefulJun
2018Scam: fake Microsoft tech supportJun
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftJun
2018Received scam call, blocked numberJun
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftJun
2018Chris from BT possible scamJun
2018Reporting potential scam, Microsoft impersonatorJun
2018Persistent, aggressive Indian Microsoft scammerJun
2018Reported potentially fraudulent Microsoft callJun
2018Call unanswered, number now blockedJun
2018Scam call from supposed MicrosoftJun
2018Scammer posing as Microsoft, hung upJun
2018Received scam calls impersonating MicrosoftJun
2018Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftJun
2018User confronted fake Microsoft callerJun
2018Odd, Asian-sounding Microsoft scam callJun
2018Suspicious caller claiming technical assistanceJun
2018Number Of Searches: 184 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 26 May 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blenheim(Oxfordshire), Brunstane(Edinburgh), Guston(Kent), Noel Park(Greater London) and Rother(Hampshire).
01955236234 has 32 comments of which 23 x negative and 9 x neutral
01955236234 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01955236234 👆 is reported as a nuisance call mostly from people claiming to be from Microsoft, often with Indian or Asian accents. Callers insist there are problems or viruses on users' computers and push for remote access or personal info. Many callers get aggressive, abusive or call repeatedly when challenged or refused. Most reported no computers or use Chromebooks, which confuses the scammers. Calls frequently end with hang-ups or insults. Some say the number is linked to a block owned by one firm, suggesting it’s part of a large-scale scam operation. Blocking the number helps but may not fully stop calls. Numerous users strongly believe it’s a well-known scam warning others to stay alert and report to proper authorities.
Reports on phone number 01955236234
8 yearsGot a missed call from a number I don’t recognise, and there was no voicemail or anything. I use BT Guardian, and after checking out the reviews on the number, I decided to block it straight away.BT Guardian8 yearsSo this guy with a strange accent rang me up out of the blue. I didn't wanna chat, just told him to remove my number from his list. Then, surprise surprise, he called me again a few days later. When I told him we’d already spoken, he went off, yelling "Back off, b##ch!" Proper cheeky if you ask me.8 yearsThis guy, who sounded Indian, claimed he was with Microsoft and wanted to talk about my computer. I told him I didn't own a computer at all. Then he switched gears and asked if I had a TV, which I said no to, followed by a question about a radio - again, no. Finally, he asked if I had a mobile phone, to which I said yes but mentioned I barely use it. He said he wanted to buy my phone! That was enough for me, so I just ended the call and blocked the number through BT.MicrosoftBT8 yearsGot a call this morning at around 10:02 from a lady with an Asian accent claiming she was from Microsoft, saying my computer was showing error alerts. Definitely a scam. I told her I don’t even own a computer and then hung up straight away.Microsoft8 yearsHad a call from someone claiming to be Rosina at Microsoft. She wanted to know if I was the primary user of my PC. I almost played along but thought better of it. Totally a scam. If you get this, make sure to report it here: https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/ - that’s the UK’s official place to report fraud and cyber crimes.RosinaMicrosoftUK8 yearsJust like a few others, some guy with an Indian accent claimed he was from Microsoft. I told him Microsoft never makes calls like that, and he called me a liar, asking who told me that. I just told him to stop wasting my time and hung up - hope he never calls back.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call on my home phone from a guy with an Asian accent claiming he was from Microsoft, asking for me. My wife told him to just leave a message, but he quickly tried to trick her into going online and typing in some code he was telling her to enter. When I walked in, she passed me the phone and the bloke then refused to talk to me, saying he was about to give a code to her. I asked him to prove who he was, and he just insulted me, calling me ancient and then hung up. Proper dodgy stuff!Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, with an Asian accent. Said there was an issue with my computer. I told him I've got no computer at all. He called me a liar a couple of times, then just hung up. I’ve blocked the number now.Microsoft8 yearsI've had a woman from Asia ring me a couple of times this week. The first call, I just ignored it. But today, about half an hour ago, I actually listened to what she was saying. She claimed Microsoft had found a virus on my computer and wanted to fix it remotely. When I mentioned all our devices are Chromebooks, she seemed a bit lost and insisted she still needed access. Eventually, she just gave up and hung up on me.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from an Indian guy using this number, trying to scam my family. Absolutely a terrible person.India8 yearsI rang them back but they just cut the call off immediately.8 yearsGot a call from a guy speaking with an Indian accent, claiming there was an issue with my Windows computer - which I don’t even have. I told him he was wasting my time and hung up. Then he called again and began shouting abuse at my wife. Absolutely shocking behaviour, should definitely be reported.8 yearsThey told me it was BT calling, but I told them if that’s really the case, then just send me an email instead.BT8 yearsGot a call from a guy with a thick Indian accent who said his name was Ronnie Johnson and he was from Microsoft. He claimed there was some issue with my computer. When I told him I don’t even own a computer, he got really rude and accused me of lying. I quickly hung up on him.Ronnie JohnsonMicrosoft8 yearsi got a call from someone called chris claiming to be from BT, saying my internet had been hacked and used for several weeks. his accent was thick and when i told him that there’s no broadband connected to the phone number he called me on, he just ended the call straight away. definitely felt like a scam.ChrisBT8 yearsSome bloke with an Indian accent, but spoke really clear English, called claiming to be from Microsoft. He said he could give me a secret Microsoft number and show me where to find it on my computer, saying only me and Microsoft would be able to see it. I told him, if my PC was hacked like he said, then obviously any hacker could access everything on there anyway, so I wasn’t about to share any info with him. After that, I just ended the call.Microsoft8 yearsHad a bloke from India ring up saying he was from Microsoft. I hung up a few times but he kept calling back straight away. When I called him out on it, he got really rude and aggressive. Proper nasty bloke.MicrosoftIndia8 yearsSome guy named Patrick with a strange accent rang me up, saying he was from Microsoft. He tried to get me to let him into my PC to fix some malware issue. I kept him on the line saying I was checking the call, cos I thought it was dodgy. Then he got angry and started swearing, and just hung up on me.PatrickMicrosoft8 yearsSomebody called saying they were from Microsoft and told me my computer was infected with a virus. I went ahead and blocked the number through my call blocker, but honestly, it probably won’t do much since they most likely use fake numbers every time they ring.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call from a guy claiming he was Jacob, said he worked at Microsoft and that there was an issue with my PC. Definitely a scam, don’t trust it!JacobMicrosoft8 yearsHad a bloke on the phone the other day, claiming he was from Microsoft or summat. When I told him I didn’t use any Microsoft computer (I’m on a Chromebook), he started banging on about me being dishonest. I told him straight up I was onto his scam, and that I’m pretty clued up with tech stuff. But nah, he kept going, saying I was the muppet trying to pull a fast one by “lying” about my set-up. Proper daft!MicrosoftChromebook8 yearsSome bloke rang me from 01955236234 pretending to be from Microsoft, trying to get me to let him into my PC. I told him I wasn’t having any of it and when I questioned him, he started shouting in some language I didn’t understand. I ended the call straight away and reported the number to Action Fraud online. Definitely a scammer, so be careful!Action FraudMicrosoft8 yearsSome bloke rang claiming he was from Microsoft, talking about my PC. I told him I don't fall for scam calls and he hung up right away!!!Microsoft8 yearsThey rang me but when I answered, nobody was there at the other side of the call.8 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent claiming he was from Microsoft, saying there was a problem with my computer. I called it out as a scam straight away and hung up. It's baffling that BT sells large chunks of numbers all from the same area code to these companies. Like, 01955 is apparently part of a massive batch of 10,000 numbers sold to one company that apparently snapped up over a million in total! It’s obvious these aren’t legit calls, you'd think they’d stop it by now.MicrosoftBT8 yearsFirst I had a call from a woman saying she was from Microsoft, then a guy rang right after that claiming the same. They called again straight away, but I didn’t pick up this time. After the first two calls, I told them off and said they were definitely scammers.Microsoft8 yearsi picked up but no one spoke - just silence. decided to block the number after that.8 yearsNever heard of the Wick area code before! The voice didn’t seem very Scottish, more like a bit of an Asian accent. Of course, it was one of those classic Microsoft scam calls. Told them my computer was fine and told them to get lost. I wasn’t even annoyed enough to shout at them.WickMicrosoft8 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Indian accent saying he's from Microsoft, wanted to chat about some computer issue. Classic scam, just a different phone number. I just let him ramble on with no reply.Microsoft8 yearsThis bloke rang up sayin he was from Microsoft, but I immediately told him he was just faking it. He got really annoyed when I mentioned my husband would ring him back (we’d been having some trouble with our PC lately, so I wasn’t sure if it was legit). Then he threatened to block our computer or something daft like that.Microsoft8 yearsThis bloke rang me pretending to be from Microsoft, but I called him out for being a scammer and then he just hung up on me.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call today from a bloke saying he was with Microsoft tech support and wanted to discuss my PC. Might be a scam but wasn’t too sure.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (01955 236234)
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