01962441001
☎️ 01962441001 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Numbergroup Utilities Ltd. It is part of the phone block 1962441 with a prefix of 01962. The area code 01962 originates from Winchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01962441001
- Warning of timeshare scam offerNov
2020False information, potentially fraudulent companyMar
2020Received scam call and paidNov
2017Still dealing with ongoing annoyancesOct
2017Suspicious private number, likely scamOct
2016Received suspicious call about computerSep
2016Unwanted phone scammer from WindowsAug
2016Windows technical center phone scamAug
2016Received call from fake MicrosoftJul
2016Scam calls tricking PC controlJul
2016Shared scam phone call experienceMay
2016Satisfied with prompt computer assistanceApr
2016Inquiring about identity and locationApr
2016Recommended number for instant supportApr
2016False Microsoft employee scam callMar
2016Thankful for computer repair assistanceFeb
2016Wife scammed by fake Microsoft representativeFeb
2016Windows support called about computer issueNov
2015Beware of fake Microsoft scamNov
2015Thankful for effective computer supportNov
2015Beware of potential scam callsOct
2015Fake Windows technical support scamSep
2015Satisfied with Windows Support assistanceAug
2015Caution about fake tech supportJun
2015Beware of Microsoft tech support scamJun
2015Scam claiming to be Windows supportMay
2015Number Of Searches: 291 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 03 May 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Greenhill(Greater London) and South Heighton(East Sussex).
01962441001 has 23 comments of which 11 x neutral and 12 x negative
01962441001 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01962441001 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers posing as Microsoft or Windows technical support, often using various phone numbers including private and international ones. Victims are typically warned of alleged computer errors or hacks and urged to grant remote access to their devices. The callers sometimes cite specific Windows product keys or error reports to appear legitimate but ultimately aim to extract money or sensitive personal and banking details. Despite some claims of genuine assistance, the overwhelming consensus and official checks identify these calls as fraudulent. The individuals or companies behind these calls use deceptive tactics, including fake legal offers and false company registrations, and have been reported to UK authorities. Users are strongly advised to remain vigilant, avoid granting remote access, and verify independently before engaging with such calls.
Reports on phone number 01962441001
6 yearsMy elderly father-in-law got a call from this bloke who then passed the phone to my missus. He claimed Club La Costa timeshare was in administration and said he could give free legal help to recover any money. We rang up Club La Costa ourselves afterwards and found out it was all a load of rubbish. Just a heads up, watch out for this one.Club La Costatimeshare7 yearsafter looking into it online, ive found a lot of conflicting info about this firm that really makes me doubt their legitimacy. they run websites like (fr) and iliagel###] that seem aimed at tricking people into paying for services that dont actually exist. while they are listed on company house with a director named muthumulla, venkata surendranath reddy, who supposedly lives in the uk but is an indian national, this all sounds fishy to me. i'd be super careful with these guys unless you know how to handle scam attempts yourself.Companies HouseVenkata Surendranath Reddy MuthumullaUK9 yearsIt’s been over a year and they haven’t stopped bothering me. When he asked for my info, I asked to see his instead. Just like others, his reply was rubbish. I didn’t waste time and told him exactly what I thought.10 yearsGot a private number popping up on my phone that called me three times over the past four days. The caller said they were Peter from Windows tech support - pretty sure it’s a scam, really frustrating!Windows Technical10 yearsGot a call this morning around half past nine, some dodgy bloke claimed to be from Windows tech support. The whole thing sounded fishy. Seems like someone has been peddling phone lists to scammers who then use them for dodgy purposes. Honestly, they should change the law so only people you’ve actually asked can ring you up.10 yearsI've been getting nonstop calls claiming to be from the Windows technical support. Today was the first occasion I actually managed to get the info I asked for, like the Windows license key and a phone number to ring them back on. Obviously feels dodgy, so that's why I’m looking it up here. Sad to say, these calls are still coming through even though someone reported this back in February! Watch out!Windows Technical Centre10 yearsOn 8th July 2016, I answered a call early morning from someone speaking with a foreign accent - the phone flagged it as an "international number." The caller claimed to be from Microsoft, saying my computer had been sending out error alerts for the past three weeks. Right away, I found it suspicious and told him, "My computer hasn’t been on or even hooked up all that time, so can I have your number to report you to the cops?" He gave me 01962 441 001 without hesitation. Clearly just a scam. Makes you wonder if the word gullible is still in the dictionary these days?Microsoft10 yearsGot a call saying there was something wrong with my Windows, they then tried to get me to let them control my computer - total scam!10 yearsThey tried to get into my computer, asking for access and all. Funny thing is, they even mentioned my licence number. I grabbed the phone number they called from and looked it up, which is how I found this site. Just watch out, folks.11 yearsWhen I got my computer back, I was really happy with the help I received from the Windows Support Number. They handled my problem really well and managed to get my computer fixed quickly with no hold ups. Truly impressed by their promptness and support!11 yearsCan anyone tell me who this might be and which country they're calling from?11 yearsI had the same issue and decided to ring that number above. They sorted it out really quickly. If you're stuck too, I recommend giving 01962441001 a go. They're a third-party Windows support service. Fingers crossed, it helps you fix your problem.11 yearsGot a call from someone called Peter who claimed to be from WMC006, similar thing happened like what others have said about getting a message on my computer. I told him I wasn’t by my computer so I’d ring back later. He then said the number wasn’t from Microsoft and that they just made the computers and offer support separately. Anyone know who I should report this to?Microsoft11 yearsGot a call from the tech support at Windows about some errors they spotted on my PC. Big thanks to the engineer, David Park, who sorted it out for me. My computer is running way better and quicker now!David Park11 yearsI got a call from someone claiming there was a problem with my computer. I told them I was tied up at the moment, but they've kept ringing me back.11 yearsGot a call from 01962441001 claiming to be from Microsoft Windows. They said my computer had been hacked and files damaged. The person asked me to click the Windows logo at the bottom left and hit R to bring up a report with a registration number they supposedly needed to fix my system. I told them I was busy and they'd ring me back, but there’s no way I’m picking up again! Such scams are everywhere, so watch out!Microsoft11 yearsHi, this is David Walker here. I got a phone call from the Windows support team recently. The guy who helped me was Mark Elliot, an engineer who fixed up my computer and got rid of all the nasty infections on it. I really appreciate the support team for sorting out my PC and clearing out all the junk and malware. Thanks a lot!David WalkerMark Elliot11 yearsAvoid letting these people get into your computer, they might steal your bank info and other personal stuff. Stay safe!11 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from the tech support team at a place named Space LED Technology, supposedly on Victoria Street in London. They told me to open the event viewer on my computer to check if some services weren’t running, then tried to get remote access. Felt off straight away.Space LED TechnologyVictoria StreetLondon11 yearsI gotta say, I was really pleased with the help I got from the wondows Support team when I needed my computer sorted. They handled my problem pretty quick and made sure I got my machine back without wasting any time. Definitely left me pretty impressed. Caller: wondows support centerWondows Support Centre11 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft’s tech support, said my computer was throwing error messages. They asked to take control to sort it out and even mentioned my Windows product key. Definitely watch out for this one!Microsoft11 yearsi got a call from someone pretending to work for microsoft windows saying my pc was hacked and they needed to get in to fix the issue. it sounded dodgy so i checked with my work IT department and they told me it’s a total scam. if anyone rings you like this, dont let them anywhere near your computer - they’ll mess up your files and then try to charge loads to sort it out.Microsoft12 yearsSome bloke said he was from the 'Windows Service Centre' and wanted to get remote access to my computer to sort out some supposed viruses. Total con, I told him to jog on. Windows would never ring you up like that!Submit Your Own Report (01962 441001)
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