01982551256
☎️ 01982551256 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 198255 with a prefix of 01982. The area code 01982 originates from Builth Wells.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01982551256
- Received scam call from imposterJan
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftJan
2018Received scam call from MicrosoftJan
2018Reciprocal call encounter with scammerDec
2017Scam calls received in morningDec
2017Suspicious call from Cyber SecurityDec
2017Persistent phone calls at odd hoursDec
2017Caller claiming Microsoft tech supportDec
2017Repetitive nuisance call, using technologyDec
2017Warning about computer hacking scamDec
2017Scam with fake Microsoft numberDec
2017Misjudged as Microsoft scammerDec
2017Received scam call, responded defensively, abusedDec
2017Received Microsoft scam phone callDec
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2017Phone scam from fake Microsoft representativeDec
2017Scam call from Microsoft twiceDec
2017Suspicious call from fake Microsoft repDec
2017Early morning unwanted call blockedDec
2017Microsoft scam caller, persistent and rudeDec
2017silent call received before 9amDec
2017Persistent scam caller causing troubleDec
2017Multiple scam calls received recentlyDec
2017Frustrated with ongoing scam callsDec
2017Rude scam call from MicrosoftDec
2017Frequent scam calls, difficulty unsubscribingDec
2017Frustrated with frequent scam callsDec
2017Scam call targeted at elderlyDec
2017Asked about hacked Microsoft accountDec
2017Fake tech support call scamDec
2017Privacy invasion and intimidation tacticsDec
2017Received suspicious call from PCWorld impersonatorDec
2017Upset about unwanted phone callDec
2017Use of inappropriate languageDec
2017Fake tech support scam phone callDec
2017Received scam call, seeking adviceDec
2017Warning about potential hacking attemptDec
2017Caller falsely claiming from MicrosoftDec
2017Unattended call, no message leftDec
2017Encountered aggressive tech support scamDec
2017Microsoft scam call from ReadingDec
2017Microsoft scam in other reportsDec
2017Scam phone call impersonating Microsoft, bewareDec
2017Warning of possible scam callsDec
2017Multiple calls; hung up quicklyDec
2017Suspicious early morning tech callDec
2017Suspicious call from Microsoft scamDec
2017Fraudulent call impersonating MicrosoftDec
2017Persistent, threatening calls regarding hackingDec
2017Suspicious calls from non-local numberDec
2017Persistent phone harassment from scammersDec
2017Manages nuisance calls effectively. GratefulDec
2017Aggressive scam call from “Microsoft”Dec
2017Caller claimed to be MicrosoftDec
2017Scam call impersonating Microsoft, be cautiousDec
2017Phone scam pretending to be MicrosoftDec
2017Unsolicited call from potential scammerDec
2017Unsettling phone call from MicrosoftDec
2017Inappropriate early morning call, rude scammerDec
2017Received scam call from fake-Microsoft representativeDec
2017Pranked scam caller, got hung upDec
2017Inappropriate language directed at individualsDec
2017Warning about tech support scammersDec
2017Scam call with aggressive responseDec
2017Con artists posing as MicrosoftDec
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2017Scammer impersonated Microsoft, became hostileDec
2017Warning: Microsoft impostor attempting scamDec
2017Dealing with unwanted telemarketing callsDec
2017Ignore scam calls, protect yourselfDec
2017User enjoys wasting scammers' timeDec
2017Received suspicious call, reported detailsDec
2017Frequent scam calls, beware scammersDec
2017Microsoft scam call from Asian-accented manDec
2017Repeated unwanted calls from MicrosoftDec
2017Unexpected early morning landline callDec
2017Missed call, number now blockedDec
2017Warns about dangerous criminal scamDec
2017Strange call about nonexistent computerDec
2017Concerned about potential scam callDec
2017Successfully handled scam call situationDec
2017Scam call, asked to removeDec
2017Microsoft scam call reported twiceDec
2017Frustrated with unwanted scam callsDec
2017Scam call, block this numberDec
2017Called by scammers at 7amDec
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2017Scam: Microsoft, not Apple computerDec
2017Frustrated with persistent silent callsDec
2017Microsoft scam call, noisy backgroundDec
2017Silent call, male voice, hang-upDec
2017Scam call, knew my nameDec
2017Microsoft scam call, hung upDec
2017Persistent scam calls from fake MicrosoftDec
2017Scam call; abusive, threatening, bewareDec
2017Scam warning: fake Microsoft callDec
2017Scam call, worried about infoDec
2017Scam calls from Microsoft impersonatorDec
2017Missed call, asking for informationDec
2017Silent call from scam numberDec
2017Report phishing, scams; call policeDec
2017Number unrecognized when called backDec
2017Microsoft scam call claimDec
2017Computer scam for personal informationDec
2017Frustrated with persistent scam callsDec
2017Scam call about computer riskDec
2017Suspicious calls, silent call follow-upDec
2017Fake Microsoft scam, rude behaviorDec
2017Racist, abusive Microsoft scam callsDec
2017Persistent Microsoft scam callDec
2017No connection or involvement claimedDec
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftDec
2017Indian scammer pretending Microsoft supportDec
2017Fake Microsoft scam calls reportedDec
2017Indian scam calls, blocked successfullyDec
2017Harassing scam calls from overseasDec
2017Annoyed by illegal cold callDec
2017Illegitimate cold call; hung upDec
2017Fake Windows virus investigation callDec
2017Warning: Scam call detectedDec
2017Impersonated Microsoft, warned hacking attemptsDec
2017Number Of Searches: 586 Number Of Comments: 117 First Seen: 05 December 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dolton(Devon), Melbourne(North Yorkshire), North Inch(Perth and Kinross), Stoford(Wiltshire) and West Wickham(Cambridgeshire).
01982551256 has 117 comments of which 72 x negative and 44 x neutral and 1 x positive
01982551256 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01982551256 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam call often claiming to be from Microsoft or related tech support, typically starting early in the morning. Callers, frequently with an Asian accent, falsely assert that the recipient’s computer is hacked or infected, trying to gain remote access or personal details. They use intimidation, rudeness, and sometimes abusive language when challenged or refused. Many targets report calls that appear highly convincing, sometimes including correctly stated personal details, causing distress especially among elderly recipients. The scammers use spoofed or misleading phone numbers, call repeatedly, and employ high-pressure tactics to trick individuals into granting access or sharing sensitive information. Advisable responses include hanging up immediately, blocking the number, and reporting to relevant authorities to avoid potential fraud or financial loss.
Reports on phone number 01982551256
9 yearsGot a call today from someone named Lawrence saying he was from Microsoft. He said my PC was hacked and something about rootkits being installed. He then asked if I had a mobile. I said I’d ring back and he gave me a Microsoft number: 0344 800 2400. But when I checked with 1471, the call came from 01982 551256. He was pretty pushy, but it’s clearly a scam. Watch out for this!LawrenceMicrosoft9 yearsGot a call this morning at about 7:25, some woman claiming she was from Microsoft. Pretty obvious it was a scam, so I just hung up straight away.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call this morning right after 7, from a woman who spoke with a strong Indian accent. She claimed to be from "Microsoft Corporation" - totally a scam, no doubt. I was actually waiting for an important call from the hospital, so I didn’t hold back and was quite sharp with her!Microsoft Corporation9 yearsThey phoned my dad who's not tech-savvy at all, but the caller couldn't believe him and quickly got quite rude. Then I got a call from a number just next to his in the directory. I played along, pretending to turn on the computer but really taking my time. The bloke kept giving me more stuff to do and then asked what I could see on the screen. I told him there was a message saying he was a scammer and a liar. That’s when he got proper nasty, even worse when I laughed at him for being caught out. They’re obviously really persistent, trying hard to catch someone who’s not expecting it.9 yearsI received a call from this number at 8:15 in the morning on 23rd December, claiming to be from International Cyber Security Systems. There was quite a racket in the background, suggesting it was a call centre.International Cyber Security Systems9 yearsGot a call from this number at 8am on 23/12/17 and then another one around noon, definitely a scam.9 yearsThey rang me just after 11pm last night - I was already in bed so didnt pick up. Then they called again early this morning around 7.30 when I was outside feeding the birds. Each time they kept going through a call redirect to my mobile, which I wasnt carrying. Gotta give them credit for being relentless and for phoning at such odd times. Ive blocked them now.Kudos9 yearsGot a call like this today, asked for the number to call back and he gave a proper Microsoft number. But it’s definitely a scam cos the number he called me from was 01982551256 which brought me to this site. The bloke said his name was Christopher Jones.MicrosoftChristopher Jones9 yearsSame here. 16/12/2017 This bloke keeps calling, saying he’s Kevin from Microsoft. Just tell em to get lost.KevinMicrosoft9 yearsA woman rang from this number, saying she was from Microsoft and that I had loads of downloads putting my internet in danger. I just told her I didn’t buy any of it and that she was the real threat, then I hung up on her.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call early this morning at like 7am from someone claiming to be with Microsoft. I said I wasn’t even on my computer, I was still tucked up in bed. Told him straight it was a scam and then he just lost it, started swearing at me, calling me all sorts of nasty names like slag and c-nt, proper rude and abusive. Scammers these days are just awful.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from this number at 08:10 today. Absolute Microsoft scam. I told the bloke the call was being recorded and reported to the cops. Then he goes on about reporting me to the FBI. Yeah right, like I’m shaking in my shoes!MicrosoftFBI9 yearsThis number has called me around six times in the past few days. Luckily, fed up with annoying calls, I put on a t#### system. At first, they just hung up when they heard the t#### "Whisper" message. Then I switched it to block their number and play that automatic "zap" message telling them to buzz off. Even so, they kept ringing back, sometimes pretending to be from abroad. But since I set the t#### to block overseas calls too, they still only get the zap message!9 yearsGot a call that was defo some kind of computer hacking scam.9 yearsGot called by someone claiming to be from Microsoft on 01982551256, twice today. Definitely feels like a scam.Microsoft9 yearsSome bloke with an Asian sounding voice called me and said he was from Microsoft. Told me hackers had got hold of my laptop ID and were messing about with it. Silly me, I gave him my account info, but later on I twigged it was a scam. Turns out they’d set up a WorldRemit account trying to drain my bank. Thankfully I managed to freeze my account before anything happened. They’ve been ringing me back missed calls since. Definitely taught me a hard lesson.MicrosoftWorldRemit9 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent who said he was from Microsoft, telling me my computer was hacked earlier today. When I told him I didn’t want to talk about it, he got really rude and pushy, so I just ended the call.Microsoft9 yearsReceived a call from a man speaking with an Asian accent, who said he was calling from Microsoft. He told me hackers had accessed my laptop ID and were misusing it. I stupidly shared my account information with him, but after a while, I figured out it was a scammer. They even set up an account with WorldRemit to try and drain my bank funds. Thankfully, I managed to freeze my account just in time. I've had a few missed calls from them since. Definitely a tough lesson learnt.MicrosoftWorldRemit9 yearsGot a call just before 8 in the morning from a number starting with 005144… ended up dialling 1572 to block it.9 yearsGot a call that was dead silent right before 9 in the morning.9 yearskept ringing my home phone since 8am today. He was trying to get into my computer and asked for the ID number. Stay clear of these dodgy scammers and dont give out any info. He wouldnt accept me saying no so he just hung up. Then called back after like 2 minutes so I just pissed right into the phone and he ended the call.9 yearsLike others have said, got a call a couple days back and then again quite early this morning. They said they was from Microsoft, very pushy and not polite at all. Definitely a scam.Microsoft9 yearsI've received five calls this past week. Two times there was silence on the other end. One call claimed to be from 'Microsoft', then this morning it was someone pretending to be from 'Dell', and tonight they said it was about some malware I supposedly downloaded. I told them I don't want any more calls and to remove my number from their list, and they actually said that would cost me £5000! Looks like I'll be keeping my referee's whistle close to the phone from now on.MicrosoftDell9 yearsHad sort of the same thing as others mentioned. Got three calls today already. All with weird foreign accents. That typical Microsoft nonsense they keep going on about. Honestly, who actually falls for this “Microsoft Serious Emergency Team” rubbish? Just a load of scummy wankers.MicrosoftMicrosoft Serious Emergency Team9 yearsGot a call from a man who sounded Asian, claiming to be from Microsoft and saying my computer had a virus. When I questioned him, he snapped at me to just listen. I told him not to be rude as I hadn’t invited the call. Then he threatened to block my computer and accused me of being a criminal! Really unpleasant guy. He wouldn’t take no for an answer.Microsoft9 yearsIn the past week alone, I've received a staggering five calls. Two of those were nothing but silence, which is rather peculiar. One of them claimed to be from 'Microsoft', whereas this morning I got one purporting to be from 'Dell', and then later on, a rather dubious one about malware downloads. I clearly stated that I wished for them to cease all communication and remove my number from their records, only to be met with the outrageous claim that it would cost me £5000 to do so. Looks like I’ll be keeping my trusty referee's whistle close by my phone for the time being!MicrosoftDell9 yearsGot a call from an Asian fellow saying my laptop was hacked, wanted me to turn on the computer. Told him I had a hospital appointment to get to. He claimed it would only take a few minutes. Just changed my address and phone number, no one else knows it. BT should be ashamed for letting scammers get hold of this info.BT9 yearsThere are individuals who seem to be entangled in your personal affairs, resorting to all sorts of tactics to create a sense of fear or discomfort. Don't be surprised if some of them are from your inner circle.9 yearsGot a call meant for my elderly dad but I picked up. The bloke said he was calling about dad’s computer. Dad’s 84 and has never owned one. When I mentioned this, the guy got really rude, started calling me names and even said I smell lol. Then accused me of lying pretty aggressively before hanging up! Sounded like the other Asian-sounding guy people have mentioned.9 yearsI've received a call every day for the past four days now, and I’m utterly exasperated with all these fraudulent calls.9 yearsBloody idiots, real pain in the arse. I told him I don’t buy that he’s a Jehovah’s Witness. He reckoned he was some sort of computer whiz. I asked why he bothered ringing me when he should’ve called the Samaritans instead - they’re better suited for sad bastards like him. Told him to sort his life out and maybe become a monk or something.Blimey9 yearsbloody wankers9 yearsJust like the other callers say they’re from Microsoft saying my computer has been hacked. They didn’t seem to understand I never gave Microsoft this number, plus it’d be illegal for BT Openreach to hand out my phone like that. My provider isn’t BT anyway, so the whole story sounded way off to me. I just ended the call.MicrosoftBT9 yearsDodgy call. Some scammer tryna hack into my laptop.9 years01982551256 That same bloke from Asia rung me again, said my computer was being hacked to download dodgy stuff. Told me to turn on my computer, put the phone on speaker, then he left it on the stairs. I could hear him shouting away while I just sat back having a cuppa and a biscuit.9 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Indian accent from an unknown number (checked it with 1471) claiming my Microsoft computer at home was hacked recently. Told him my PC’s currently being fixed (which is true), so that couldn’t be right. He kept going with all sorts of rubbish. Really want to do something about this scammer, but no idea how or where to report it.Microsoft9 yearsThey rang while I wasn’t home but left no voicemail. From what I’ve heard before about this number, I’ve decided to block it.9 yearsJust like loads of others, this person said they were from Microsoft in Reading, saying my computer was under attack and they’d fix it - asked for my computer’s ID or something? I let him ramble on while I got on with the washing up to stop anyone else answering. Total scam.MicrosoftReading9 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent rang me spouting the usual rubbish about working for Microsoft. When I said I was running Linux, he suddenly lost it and yelled "Why you f###ing lying to me?" I told him where to shove it in no uncertain terms and he ended the call. Proper dodgy scammers, no doubt about it.Microsoft9 yearsJust like others have said, it’s definitely a Microsoft scam.Microsoft9 yearsThis morning around 7:50, a woman rang me pretending to be from Microsoft. Like others have said, they claimed my computer had some problem. They even had my postcode. She then put me through to a "technician". I played along for a bit, then told him I knew it was a scam and asked if he really thought I was daft. He immediately ended the call. Watch out, some people might fall for this!Microsoft9 yearsWatch out for scams, they call really early and get all nasty when you tell em to buzz off.9 yearsI've been getting a right load of calls from this number lately. Each time, they’ve cut off during the TrueCall “whisper” bit. Quite annoying, really!9 yearsGot a call from this number at 7 in the morning on a Saturday. Like others have said, some guy with an Asian accent claimed he was from Microsoft and said they found an issue with my computer. I told him, "Yeah, right, who calls that early on a weekend?" Then he just dropped the call!Microsoft9 yearsThis number has been ringing nonstop the past several days. I told them to stop calling but they kept going. They claimed we were involved in some dodgy dealings and gambling online, asked if we used our PC for stuff like that. Threatened to lock my computer and that I'd lose all my files. We're both retired and without our son's help, it would have been really scary. Honestly, I’m not comfortable with all this computer nonsense. If they call again, I might not be so polite with my words.9 yearsThis morning at 8 o'clock, I got a call from someone with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft. He said my computer was hacked and he could fix it. I told him I couldn't deal with it right away; he wanted to call me back later but I said I'd just ring them myself. He gave me the phone number 0131 618 2297 and when I asked where he was calling from, he said Reading. But 0131 is actually an Edinburgh code. Then at about 3 pm, a "Robin" called again from 0118 328 3663.MicrosoftReadingEdinburghRobin9 yearsGot a call from an Asian bloke claiming to be with Microsoft. When I asked a few questions, he got all hostile and said I wasn’t tech savvy and that hackers were after my PC. This is the third time they’ve rung me up. First call came at some unholy hour, like 7:45 in the morning.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from 01982551256 around 9:30 this morning. Like the others, it was an Asian bloke claiming to be from Microsoft. When we said nothing was wrong, he got rude and started shouting, so we just ended the call. This is the third time this week they’ve tried this. I reckon they’re aiming to scare the younger ones into falling for their tricks, but luckily they’re well aware of this scam. Will be blocking this number for sure. No real Microsoft tech would speak like that, definitely a con.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Microsoft about my PC or laptop, they asked who provided my details but then just cut the call. The person on the line sounded Asian.Microsoft9 yearsThey keep ringing us non stop and threatening to block our computers if we don’t pay attention. Whenever we hang up, they just call straight back again. We’re pensioners so we really don’t want to be bothered like this.9 yearsGot a call this morning at about 7.40am from a guy with an Asian accent who said his name was Ian and that he was from Microsoft. When I pointed out the early hour, he got really rude and said he wasn’t f***ing stupid. I just ended the call. The worst part is, we’ve got a relative in Intensive Care right now, so the call really shook us up and caused a lot of stress.IanMicrosoft9 yearsThis number rang me twice but with no sound at 08:59 and then again at 10:30 on 16/12/2017. Later at 12:18pm, they called once more and a guy with an Asian accent said he was calling from Microsoft. When I asked where he was located, he replied "Thames Valley Park, Reading." Thats where Microsoft actually is, but the phone number isn't a local Reading one at all.MicrosoftThames Valley ParkReading9 yearsGot a call from these lot at 7:30 in the morning! The bloke on the line got really annoyed when I didn’t take him serious and said I wasn’t gonna sit at my computer right then and there. He ended up yelling at me! My husband took the phone, nicely (well, not really) told him to buzz off and not call back. Then they called again, and my husband answered telling them the same - don’t call again. The guy, who sounded Asian, started shouting about calls being recorded. I really hope those recordings get used against them when they’re finally caught. Proper rude, nasty scammers.9 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent claimed he was calling from Microsoft, so I just told him "as if" and slammed the phone down.Microsoft9 yearsCheers to all who've shared their thoughts. I usually let my voicemail take the call, then I ring 1471 to catch the number. It stops me from getting annoyed. Anyone who actually knows me would just leave a message anyway.9 yearsCalled on 16/12/2017 from an 0845 number. A guy with an Asian accent knew my name and claimed to be from Microsoft. He rambled on about scammers and told me to sit at my computer. I just hung up. Had a look up the number and found this chat.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from this number early this morning around 8:53. A woman with an Asian accent claimed she was from Windows. When I told her she was a scam and to stop bothering me, she just rudely told me to f### off.Windows9 yearsThey called me for two days in a row - same old story about issues with my PC, so I decided to have a laugh. I asked the lady where she was calling from and when she said Reading, I pretended to know some people from there and made up names! That seemed to throw her off a bit. Today she kept telling me to sit in front of my computer, four times! Then she said they’d cancel my licence. When I told her to do it, she just hung up!Reading9 yearsGot a call from a woman named Maisy with a really thick Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft today. She said my computer was compromised and used to create fake accounts or something. I cut her off right away and asked her to show some proof she was actually calling from Microsoft. She got proper hostile, sounded like she was about to blow a fuse! Told her to ring back when she’s got evidence or just bugger off back to wherever she came from.MaisyMicrosoftAsia9 yearsLike others have mentioned, these lot were trying to sort out some computer problem. I don’t even have a Windows PC, daft buggers. Don’t let them trick you with their rubbish.9 yearsSome bloke called himself "Paul from Microsoft" with an Indian accent. He kept going on about how hackers had locked my computer. I told him a few times my PC was fine, but he insisted he’d block it himself. When I said that would be tricky since it wasn’t even turned on, he just hung up. Total scam. Don't waste your time, just hang up straight away.PaulMicrosoft9 yearsFRAUD CALLS - Best thing is to just end the call. They wont get to you if you dont share any info.9 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be Microsoft - total scam!Microsoft9 yearsReceived a call from these chaps impersonating Microsoft, but don’t be fooled - they’re nothing but scammers! They’ll try to convince you that your computer is in jeopardy. Best thing to do is to give them short shrift and simply block the number.Microsoft9 yearsThey rang me for three days straight. I picked up yesterday and they claimed to be from Microsoft so I just hung up. Then they called again this morning at 7.50am, I didn’t even bother answering.Microsoft9 yearsIs it illegal to tell these bloody spammers to piss off? Honestly, they’re so annoying!9 yearsGot a call this morning from this number. They rang straight back after I ended the call, asking why I’d cut them off. I ended up reporting everything to the TPS and Action Fraud because they mentioned something about a RootKit during the call.Telephone Preference Service and Action Fraud9 yearsThis number has rung me thrice today, claiming to be Microsoft. They had an Indian or Asian accent but used a British name. The last bloke even called me a bloody bastard when I said I didn’t trust him.Microsoft9 yearsThis bloke claimed he worked for Microsoft, and when I told him he was just trying to scam me, he started calling me a f*****g idiot!!!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be "Microsoft Technical Department". I kinda play it like a game with these scammers - the goal is to keep 'em chatting as long as possible without giving the game away. I know my way around tech, but I act like an oldie whose grandson normally fixes their laptop. At the moment, I'm dealing with their so-called level 3 support who asked me to download some "technical file" to let him control my computer. As if!Microsoft Technical Support9 yearsThey keep ringing non stop, so i usually just tell them off and hang up.9 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a thick Asian accent saying he was from Microsoft. Obviously a total scam. Had a chuckle and just ended the call.Microsoft9 yearsGot calls from them three times in just a couple of days!! They said they were from Microsoft. The accents sounded really Indian but the names they gave were "Michael", "John", and "Anna". Michael claimed my Windows pc had been "hacked by hackers" - so professional, right? I asked him to tell me the IP address of the attack and that totally confused him. Then I said all my devices run on Apple iOS, and he got even more lost. I just ended the call! Stay safe everyone and don’t fall for these dodgy scammers!!MicrosoftMichaelJohnAnnaApple9 years01982 551256 called earlier at about 7.10 but we didn’t pick up since anyone who knows us normally rings our mobiles (kids were asleep!). Had a quick look here and just wanted to say cheers to everyone - really helped ease our worries that it wasn’t some urgent family thing (who even calls a landline that late). Now we’re ready if they try again. Thanks a lot!9 yearsGot a call from these scammers claiming someone was trying to hack into my computer. I told them I might be speaking to the culprit at that very moment, then the call just dropped. Sorted!9 yearsSomeone rang me claiming to be from Microsoft saying there was some sort of cyber crime happening on my account? They’ve phoned me two times today. Told them if they ring again I’ll be reporting them for scamming.Microsoft9 yearsGot two calls from them, total scam about my computer being at risk. Told her to take my number off their list but she just kept saying I wasnt paying attention. Proper frustrating.9 yearsGot a call from this number today but I wasnt home. Looked it up here. Cheers to everyone behind this site. I’ve blocked the number now.Huge9 yearsThis is a risky scam, dont share any info. Make sure you report these calls to the police straight away.9 yearsHad a rather peculiar phone call just now. The chap on the other end inquired whether I owned a computer. I replied in the negative, which is the truth. He then insisted that I speak louder. I clearly restated my lack of a computer, only for him to ask if I wanted something cancelled. Naturally, I was bewildered and asked what on earth he meant by "cancelled." Apparently, he believed I was spinning a tale to Microsoft about my computer. I clarified that the only tech I possess is a tablet, not a PC. Out of the blue, he switched the topic to what I might fancy for Christmas and promptly ended the call. Honestly, I thought my landline was supposed to be unpublished! Just goes to show the strange characters out there these days! 😂Microsoft9 yearsIts so annoying, these scam calls keep coming through sayin they’re from BT tech support but I’m not even a customer with them. Why cant anything be done to stop this? Proper fed up now.BT9 yearsGot a call super early yesterday and again this morning from a guy with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer had issues. When I said I don't even have a computer, he suddenly got rude and accused me of lying. I just told him to remove my number and ended the call.Microsoft9 yearsReceived a call at 8 o'clock this morning. Both occupants in the house are quite unwell and not in the best of health. They also reached out yesterday, attempting to inform us that our computer had issues due to unusual activity linked to our IP address. The moment I pressed them for more details, they promptly hung up. It's best to block this number.9 yearsGot a call on my home phone on 14/12/17 around 09.16 from a man with an Asian accent. The background was really loud. He claimed to be from Microsoft and said there was a problem with my computer. I suspected it was a scam straight away so I played along, pretending to power it up slowly while he kept trying to hurry me. He told me to press the Windows key plus the little 'r' key together and then asked what appeared on the screen. When I questioned if it was a scam, he snapped "don't waste my time!" I shot back with "well don’t waste mine!" and told him to get lost.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call at 7.05 in the morning! These scammers are clearly getting desperate if they're ringing so early. Same old nonsense about 'Madam, there’s an issue with your computer' and that they’re from ‘Microsoft tech support’. I told him to bugger off and said I'd be reporting his number to the UK Fraud hotline.MadamMicroosftUK Fraud9 yearsGot calls from these folks two days running, all pretending to be Microsoft scams.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from 0825 today, completely silent. The number showed up as 001982551256 when I checked, though no idea why there was a extra 0 at the start. Looking through other reviews, seems like they had a well-spoken bloke on the line who just cut off. I’m not one to tolerate unsolicited calls and usually they get the boot quite fast from me!9 yearsGot a call just after eight this morning from a bloke with an Asian accent claiming he was from Microsoft, talking about my computer. When I cheekily told him to find something better to do on such a cold winter morning, he just hung up on me! The weirdest part was, he actually knew my name already!Microsoft9 yearsHad a call at 08:10 this morning with no one on the other end. Absolutely tired of these sorts of calls - they seem to be a constant nuisance! It’s high time the authorities took some action on this front.9 yearsGot a call around 7:40 in the morning from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from Microsoft. I could tell it was dodgy, so I just hung up straight away.Microsoft9 yearsHe claimed to be from Microsoft regarding my computer, but I only use Apple! Totally a scam!MicrosoftApple9 yearsWas hobbling about on my crutches when the phone rang. At first, there was just silence on the line. Then a bloke with an Indian accent popped up, claiming he was from Microsoft and had issues with my computer. When I told him I never asked for any help or calls, he let loose a load of swearing, mostly the F word and all its variations. I told him to stop calling me and honestly thinking about reporting it to the cops. Watch out for this number!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call with no one speaking at about 12:40 today. Used 1471 to check and the number came up as 01982 551256. The area code looks like it's from Builth Wells in Wales. Feels like a scam to me. Going to block it now.Builth WellsWales9 yearsIs it just me or are these scam calls never going to stop? Honestly, I’m so fed up with getting them all the time!9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from ‘Microsoft’ - total scam, don’t fall for it!Microsoft9 yearsIf you get any dodgy texts or suspicious calls, just email us at [email protected].9 yearsHeads up! Don’t trust calls from this number. A person, maybe a man or a woman with an Asian accent, rings up saying they’re from Microsoft, telling you someone’s trying to hack your computer. They’ll push you to give them remote access to fix it, but this is a total con. This isn’t a real Microsoft call at all! Never ever let them get into your computer. Just ignore and block - it’s a scam, plain and simple!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call earlier from someone claiming to be with Microsoft, saying my PC was compromised. I told him my computer was fine and blocked his number straight away. Not long after, he rang back from a different number, threatening to lock my computer. I told him where to go and blocked that number too. The other number he used was 001441982551256. My call blocker says I’ve stopped about 170 nuisance calls in the past few years.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call around 1pm from a bloke with an Indian accent saying there was an issue with my Microsoft account. He even mentioned my name and my postcode, which freaked me out a bit. I just said I’m an Apple user and wasn’t by my laptop, then ended the call.MicrosoftApple9 yearsIndeed, they rang my number, but fortunately, I was otherwise occupied and didn't manage to answer in time. Could you kindly investigate this? Cheers!Submit Your Own Report (01982 551256)
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