0196451644
โ๏ธ 0196451644 ๐ is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 01964.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0196451644
- Questioning "English names" of scammersMar
2016Negative opinion about potential con artistsMar
2016Ineffective tracing and accountability for scammersMar
2016Report fake Microsoft scam callsFeb
2016Challenge to stop scammers feasiblyFeb
2016Addressing scammers in quirky wayFeb
2016Received scam call, reacted aggressivelyFeb
2016Received suspicious call, confused scammerFeb
2016Scam call impersonating Microsoft supportFeb
2016Unidentified caller hung up immediatelyFeb
2016BT unable to block spam callsFeb
2016Illegal call from unlisted numberFeb
2016Refusing scam tech support, blocking numberFeb
2016Received call claiming Windows associationFeb
2016Pretended to be computer illiterateFeb
2016Scam call: Windows tech serviceFeb
2016Suspicious call about computer issueFeb
2016Caller left no message, display discrepancyFeb
2016Annoying calls at all hoursFeb
2016Unwanted early morning phone callsFeb
2016Scam phone call impersonating WindowsFeb
2016Unconvincing scammers, easy to foolFeb
2016Received silent call from scamFeb
2016Scam computer virus, waste timeFeb
2016Phone scam call early morningFeb
2016Scam call pretending to helpFeb
2016Scam call about fake virusFeb
2016Repeated silent calls causing frustrationFeb
2016Annoyed by caller hanging upFeb
2016Received repeated phone calls from individualFeb
2016Confusion about infected computer callJan
2016Received scam call, wasted scammers' timeJan
2016Scam call claiming computer issuesJan
2016User avoids Microsoft scam, frustrated replyJan
2016Silent caller, then hung upJan
2016Received silent call in morningJan
2016Unwanted silent phone call experienceJan
2016Warning: Tech support scam, avoidJan
2016Notice of silent phone callJan
2016Scam call received in morningJan
2016Received unwanted early morning callJan
2016Multiple scam calls posing as MicrosoftJan
2016Telemarketer call, language barrier prankJan
2016Scam call, hung up onJan
2016Fraudulent call from fake MicrosoftJan
2016Call was silent, then hung upJan
2016Received scam call, told offJan
2016Frequent unsolicited phone callsJan
2016Daily calls, landline connection issuesJan
2016Warning: Potential computer fraud scamJan
2016Received scam call about virusJan
2016False tech support phone scamJan
2016Silent call from unknown numberJan
2016Phone scam attempt by "David"Jan
2016Computer problem scam, suspicious callDec
2015Repeated scam calls about fixing WindowsDec
2015User suspects PC maintenance scamDec
2015"Concern about windows maintenance scam"Dec
2015Summary: Accusation of traditional cyber crimeDec
2015User pranked Microsoft phone scamDec
2015Received call, no one thereDec
2015Received silent call then hang-upNov
2015Number Of Searches: 458 Number Of Comments: 59 First Seen: 25 November 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ash Mill(Devon), Cholderton(Wiltshire), Munderfield Row(Herefordshire) and Penn Street(Buckinghamshire).
0196451644 has 59 comments of which 26 x negative and 33 x neutral
0196451644 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number โ๏ธ 0196451644 ๐ is reported as a persistent source of scam calls, typically from individuals claiming to be Microsoft or Windows technical support. Callers often have Asian accents and attempt to convince recipients their computer is infected with viruses or errors, aiming to gain remote access or personal information. Many call early in the morning or repeatedly throughout the day, frequently hanging up if challenged. Victims have noted the calls often involve orders or pressure tactics and are accompanied by suspicious behaviour such as providing incorrect details or refusing to give verifiable contact information. Most agree it is a nuisance and a scam, advising recipients to hang up, waste scammersโ time, block the number, and avoid engaging to prevent potential fraud. Authorities are urged to take action against these calls.
Reports on phone number 0196451644
10 yearsI don’t get why these scammers from Asia always pick English names. I just told them to multiply and get lost.Asia10 yearsHonestly, these people are nothing but slimy scammers just trying to rip you off and take your cash.10 yearsHow come BT can't find out where this number comes from? Seems like the bloke should be caught and dealt with for running a scam.BT11 yearsGot a call from a guy claiming to be from Microsoft, said my non-existent computer had a virus. I played along for a bit before telling him to get lost. I used 1471 to check the number, but does anyone know if there's a place to report these dodgy callers?Microsoft11 yearsIsn't there anyone who can put a stop to these scammers?11 yearsThese blokes are absolutely ridiculous! If you're dealing with madam tête and her dodgy tech issues, just humour them for a bit. Then, when they start their money-grabbing nonsense, kindly suggest they find a quiet corner to amuse themselves instead. Honestly, you'd think they'd be more inclined to seek proper employment rather than pull these silly stunts!11 yearsThis morning, I received a rather suspicious phone call from an Asian gentleman claiming that my computer had been compromised by a virus. Curious, I inquired about how he had acquired my phone number, and he pathetically stated it was somehow associated with my computer. I kindly told him to shove off, as he was obviously spinning a yarn. Quite frankly, these sorts of callers don't warrant any manners or respect whatsoever. - Caller: 019645164411 yearsGot a ring from this number earlier today. It was a guy with an Asian accent telling me to hit Windows+R, which I knew was some kinda run command. I played along and kept him chatting for about 15 minutes before he suddenly dropped the call. What made me laugh was when I asked him to explain what a virus actually is - he went on about them bein' "tinny tiny" and "creeping into your machine". Haha, I reckon I'll be sure to scrub me hands properly after using my computer and grabbing some lunch, just to be safe!11 yearsI received a call from this number at precisely 08:48 on the 22nd of February 2016. An individual of Asian descent identified himself as being affiliated with Nirvarna and claimed to be collaborating with Microsoft, asserting that I possessed a corrupted file. He insisted that if I logged into my computer, he could assist in rectifying the issue. He inquired about my name, to which I replied that he ought to already have it if he was indeed aware of my Microsoft account. While he managed to get my surname, the initial he provided was incorrect. When I pressed him on why he needed my name, his rather peculiar reply was that he found my voice quite charming. It was at that point I decided to terminate the call!NirvarnaMicrosoft11 yearsI received a call this morning at half nine, and as soon as I uttered 'Hello' three times, the caller promptly disconnected. A big thank you to those who have already flagged this number. - Caller ID: 019645164411 yearsI’ve noticed that when I try to use 1471 after getting calls from what look like UK numbers, it just says “number not recognised.” Seems like the callers, probably from India, are managing to mask their real number somehow. You’d think BT would have sorted this by now and block these calls automatically. I have a BT call blocker that’s meant to stop international calls, but these still manage to get past it. Honestly, someone at BT needs to do something about this.UKIndiaBritish Telecom11 yearsI received a call this morning at 7:50 AM on the 17th of February from a gentleman of Asian descent, who was inquiring about my computer. I swiftly ended the call and made it quite clear that I do not wish to be contacted again, as we don’t even own a computer at home. Additionally, my number is registered with the Telephone Preference Service, so that call was undoubtedly a breach of regulations. - Caller: 0196451644Telephone Preference Service11 yearsGot a call just before 9 this morning from an Asian lady claiming to be with Windows support. She insisted there were loads of problems with my computer. I smelt something dodgy straight away, so I asked her what computer she meant. She replied with "The one you're on now." That was enough for me to just cut the call off.11 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from Windows. She asked if I was the primary user of my PC. I asked her where she got my number, but she just kept asking who was the main user. I said it was me and insisted she tell me how she found my contact info. Then she told me to switch on my computer. I told her I wasn’t going to fall for some dodgy phone scam and again asked where they got my number. Suddenly a bloke came on, mumbled something I didn’t catch, then hung up. Seriously, are they daft enough not to hide their number? Haha!11 yearsReceived a dubious call suggesting there’s an issue with my computer.11 yearsMy voicemail didn’t have any message even tho the phone showed the caller was “International”. Strangely, the number looked like it wasn’t from abroad at all. Quite confusing!International11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number at all sorts of odd hours, including as early as 7:55 in the morning and right through the evening. It's becoming quite ridiculous to be honest! I'm fed up with it. Whoever is making these calls really ought to be held accountable.11 yearsThis morning at around a quarter past eight, I was jolted awake by a couple of calls from this number. Thank heavens for voicemail, eh? Naturally, there was no message left.11 yearsThis bloke rings up sayin he’s got a message from my computer about some trouble with my Windows. I asked where he was calling from, and he goes he’s from the Windows tech team. I reckon he meant Microsoft but just laughed it off with a “bye!” Honestly, it’s so obvious now, they don’t even try properly. Still, watch out cause it’s proper dodgy.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call at 8:01 in the morning, nobody said a word, so I started talking and they just dropped the call. I wonder, are there really people who believe those fake Microsoft scams?Microsoft11 yearsGot one of those computer virus scams today. You can either hang about on the phone long enough to waste their precious time or just tell them to bugger off - totally up to you!11 yearsGot woken up at 7:35 am today by a call. A bloke with an Indian accent said he was checking up on some window issues, but I told him to jog on and he just hung up.11 yearsOn the 11th of February 2016, I received a call at half past eight in the morning from some chaps claiming there was an issue with my computer. I decided to string them along for a bit until they eventually got fed up and disconnected! The caller identified themselves as Nirvana, or something along those lines.Nirvana11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming our computer was infected with a virus, but we don’t even have a computer! They wouldn't give a real number to ring back on either, just some dodgy one. The voice sounded Indian and you could hear a busy call centre in the background. Total scam.11 yearsI’ve had him ring me two times this week already, not sure when he’s stopping though.11 yearsEvery single day this number rings me, but there’s never any sound on the other end. It’s really starting to get on my nerves.11 yearsSomebody rang me but just disconnected instead of leaving a message on my voicemail. Honestly, I’m not fussed at all.11 yearsI've said it already, they never told me which computer supposedly had the virus! And seriously, why would Microsoft be ringing me up about something to do with an Apple device?MicrosoftApple11 yearsGot a call earlier from this number, someone calling himself Kevin saying my computer was infected or something. I played along like I was checking my laptop, but after a bit he lost interest and just ended the call. Then he tried ringing back again, but this time from a foreign number, which I just ignored. Honestly, if we all stalled them like that, maybe they’d stop pestering us for good.Kevin11 yearsTwice today I got calls from some lot about my Microsoft computer - the funny thing is, I use Linux. I’m actually a computer consultant too. They even had the cheek to say I wasn’t an expert and that I didn’t know my stuff!Microsoft11 yearsLoads of others mentioned the Asian lady claiming to be from Microsoft. I played along a bit, then finally asked what exactly is supposed to happen if I followed her instructions (knowing well it's a massive scam, no way I'd do it). She snapped back, "Can't you understand English? I've already told you!" That really got me riled up!Microsoft11 yearsGot a call with no one speaking on the other end, rang at 9:23 this morning.11 yearsI picked up the phone, and there was nothing but silence on the other end before they suddenly hung up. It’s so annoying getting these calls, isn’t it? Total harassment.11 yearsGot one of those quiet calls again, where no one says a word on the other end. So frustrating!11 yearsMy elderly mum and dad, who are 82 and 91, got a call from these folk who kept bugging them about some supposed computer virus issues. It’s defo a scam, so steer clear of these lot.11 yearsGot a call with no one on the other end, really weird.11 yearsReceived a call from this dodgy number, 0196451644, earlier today. Definitely seems like a scammer at play!11 yearsI received a call at half past eight on a Saturday morning from a bloke with an Indian accent, introducing himself as Allan Johnson. He said he worked for some sort of computer repair firm. When he inquired about my day, I didn’t hesitate to tell him where to go!Allan Johnson11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number almost daily, except for Tuesday. They’re pretending to be from Microsoft, which is clearly nonsense. One morning, they even called me at the ungodly hour of 7:35 am! I informed them that I was well aware they were not legitimate, but they just won't take a hint. It’s beyond frustrating! ๐ก - Caller: Claims to be Microsoft.MicrosoftCaller11 yearsSome bloke rang me at sparrow’s fart this morning, about 7am. I asked if he could actually speak English properly, and he said yeah, sure he could. As if! I made him wait for about 10 minutes while I got my computer going, then I told him he could shove his product up himself if he turned up at mine. Guess what? He just hung up straight away.11 yearsGot a call from this number once more, and some bloke with a foreign accent started going on about my computer being full of viruses. I let him keep jabbering for a bit before I told him to quit messing about and then I just ended the call. What a pain, especially so early in the morning!11 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft, but the number was from India - total scam!Microsoft11 yearsI picked up the phone but no one said anything, then suddenly the call just disconnected.11 yearsAfter not using my computer for a fortnight because it was my first day back at work, I got a call from an Asian bloke claiming there was something wrong with it. I told him straight up it was a scam and nicely told him to bugger off, and he just said 'OK'. I did a 1471 to see the number, so I reckon there must be a way to report it somewhere.11 yearsRings me every single day. When I try to return the call on my home phone, I get a message saying the line isn’t available.11 yearsConstantly bombarded with irritating calls every day.11 yearsGot a call from some Indian call centre saying there’s a problem with my computer. Suspicious much? Just ended the call. Total scam about computers, watch out!11 yearsGot a phone call this morning around 9am from someone with an Indian accent saying my computer is infected with a virus. I told him cheers for the heads up and that I’d check it out. Then I just ended the call.11 yearsBeware, total scam! They say they’re from Microsoft but they’re not connected to them at all. These guys have been running this con for years now. Don’t fall for it!Microsoft11 yearsI just had a ring from 01964 51644, but when I picked up, there was utter silence on the other end. Odd experience!11 yearsGot a call from a bloke named "David," who had a noticeable Asian accent, warning me that my computer had been targeted by hackers. According to him, this was obvious because I use a Windows system. Of course, he couldn’t provide any personal details about me or my device. I didn’t even bother turning my computer on, just told him I wasn’t comfortable with his claims, and ended the call politely.David11 yearsI received a rather dubious call from the number 0196451644, with someone claiming there was an issue with my computer. It felt entirely like one of those scam calls, trying to fish for information.11 yearsI've had a couple of calls from this number today, and one just yesterday as well. They’re going on about rectifying issues with Windows. Definitely a scammer if you ask me - the number's 0196451644.11 yearsThis individual is undoubtedly part of a fraudulent operation targeting PC issues and virus problems.11 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft Windows support, but it sounded fishy to me. Definitely seems like one of those scam calls!Microsoft11 yearstypical online scam, nothing new really11 yearsI got a call from a lady with an Asian accent claiming to be a “Microsoft certified technical engineer” saying my PC was infected with some virus. I played along for a moment, then told her to wait while I fired up my computer, but instead I just left the phone off the hook for ages - made them waste their time and money. Definitely one of those dodgy scams.Microsoft11 yearsWe recently received a call from this number, but the moment we answered, it was as if nobody was on the other end. It's quite puzzling, and we can't help but speculate if they were scouting about to see if anyone was home!11 yearsReceived a call earlier // it was quiet initially, then I heard a woman's voice saying hello, hello // before the line went dead.Submit Your Own Report (01964 51644)
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