01988250011
☎️ 01988250011 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Nodemax Limited. It is part of the phone block 198825 with a prefix of 01988. The area code 01988 originates from Wigtown.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01988250011
- Discerned fraudulent call from MicrosoftAug
2016Repeated scam calls from suspected fraudsterAug
2016Microsoft scam call from UKAug
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftAug
2016Suspicious call about computer issuesAug
2016Received call from suspicious PatrickAug
2016Warning about Indian tech scamAug
2016Warning of scam tech supportAug
2016Microsoft support scam call interactionAug
2016Too many calls, blocked thankfullyAug
2016Repeated unwanted calls despite complaintsAug
2016Suspicious call from fake technicianAug
2016Scam caller, attempted remote accessAug
2016Received silent call, only oneAug
2016Suspicion about fundraising calls' purposeAug
2016Received fraudulent phone call, reported.Aug
2016Warning: Microsoft Tech scam phone callAug
2016Frustrated with frequent hang-up callsAug
2016Scam, rude, hung up onAug
2016Scam call by abusive personAug
2016Scammer called, quickly hung upAug
2016Suspicious call from "Windows Technical"Aug
2016Suspicious call about computer issuesAug
2016Received scam call, confronted scammerAug
2016Blocked phone number, computer scamAug
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftAug
2016Scammer called twice, hung upAug
2016Rude interaction about device confusionAug
2016Caller hung up due ethnicityAug
2016Suspicious Windows calls received dailyAug
2016Foreign scam call about computerAug
2016Foreign caller reported computer errorsAug
2016Multiple calls, now blocked outAug
2016Suspicious call from impersonating technicianAug
2016Scam call claiming computer issuesAug
2016Repeated Windows scam calls receivedAug
2016Ignored or declined the callAug
2016Reported Asian person alleging phone fraudAug
2016Fake engineer threatening IP blockAug
2016Accent; possible Microsoft scam callerAug
2016Beware of fraudster in LeicesterAug
2016Scam call from fake "Windows"Aug
2016Scam call from fake WindowsJul
2016Number Of Searches: 294 Number Of Comments: 39 First Seen: 29 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chatterley(Staffordshire), Gartcosh(North Lanarkshire), Rosemount(Perth and Kinross) and Twyford(Leicestershire).
01988250011 has 39 comments of which 15 x negative and 24 x neutral
01988250011 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01988250011 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating from callers claiming to be from Microsoft or a Windows Technical Department, often featuring strong South Asian accents. Callers allege computer problems, errors, or malware infections to trick recipients into granting remote access or providing personal information. Despite many recipients being registered with the Telephone Preference Service, the calls frequently continue, with some callers becoming rude or abusive when challenged. Typically, no legitimate organisation would cold-call in this manner, and shutting down communication, blocking the number, and never sharing personal details is strongly advised. Authorities such as Action Fraud may be contacted, but reporting effectiveness can vary. Overall, these calls are recognised as fraudulent attempts to deceive vulnerable individuals, and vigilance is essential.
Reports on phone number 01988250011
10 yearsThis weekend I got called three times. The latest was by a woman with a thick Asian accent, really hard to catch what she was saying. She said she was from Microsoft. I told her straight up I wasn't falling for any scams and she better stop calling me, then I ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsThis weekend alone I’ve had three calls, and just now a woman with a thick Asian accent rang saying she was from Microsoft - obviously the same old scam trying its luck again.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a man with a heavy Asian accent, said he was from Microsoft. The number showed up as somewhere near Wigtown. I was pretty sure it was a scam, told them I wasn’t fooled, and ended the call straight away.WigtownMicrosoft10 yearsThe call came from a number in Wigtown, but the person on the other end spoke with a heavy Asian accent. They said they were with Microsoft, which I know is just one of those typical scams going around.WigtownMicrosoft10 yearsSo, I got this call today from someone claiming to be from Windows, saying my computer had too many downloads or something. It was a guy with an Indian accent. I just told him to send me an email instead and then I ended the call.10 yearsThis guy called Patrick, sounded like he had an Asian accent and claimed to be from the Windows Support team. When I asked for his address, he said "21 Station Road, Cambridge", which I repeated back to him just to be sure. I then told him I was going to report them to the TPS before hanging up straight away.PatrickWindows Technical DepartmentStation RoadCambridgeTPS10 yearsFraudulent call alert: I received one from a so-called Windows help desk claiming my PC was sending error messages to them. Whatever you do, do NOT engage with these con artists! This is completely off the mark regarding how computers operate!10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft and telling me my PC had loads of issues. Classic scam really. Best thing is to just end the call straight away.Microsoft10 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft support. She wanted me to turn on my PC so she could guide me to a website. But then as soon as I mentioned I use an Apple computer, she just ended the call. Bit odd if you ask me.MicrosoftApple10 yearsGot 11 calls over the last 3 days, none of them bothered to leave a message. Lucky for me I have BT call blocker on, saved me from so much hassle!10 yearsI get calls from this number almost every single day. I’ve mentioned loads of times that I’m on the telephone preference service, but they just keep ignoring it. They phoned once more today and I spoke to a woman, told her my computer isn’t broken and asked them to stop calling me again.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsToday I got a call from a man with an Asian accent who called himself Drew. He claimed to be from the Windows Tech Support and said my computer was showing loads of errors. He asked me to switch on my PC so he could get remote access and 'fix' it. I told him my partner is a computer engineer and there’s nothing wrong with it. Then he said my husband didn’t know everything and I should listen to him instead. I told him straight away that it was a scam and he just hung up on me! What a shocker. I’ve registered with the telephone preference service but these annoying calls keep coming through. Does anyone know how to actually stop them?DrewWindows Technical Department10 yearsJust got a call from some bloke claiming to be from Windows support, trying to pull off a scam. Proper dodgy stuff!10 yearsGot a silent call today, just the one though, which is better than when those TV shopping channels kept ringing me non-stop after I foolishly made a purchase from them!10 yearsThis number, 01988 250011, keeps ringing non-stop. I can't help but wonder who benefits from the cash they collect through this dodgy scheme. Most likely, it’s funding some shady overseas group with questionable motives, right?10 yearsEvery time I pick up, they just click off right away. Honestly, these calls that end as soon as I say hello are driving me mad!10 yearsJust like many here, I think it’s definitely a scam. Told them to buzz off and ended the call straight away.10 yearsGot a call from a man with an Asian accent saying there was something wrong with my wife’s Microsoft software. She told him she wasn’t having any issues and wasn’t interested in sorting out computer problems. Still, he kept pushing and when we kept saying no, he started yelling and being really rude. This guy and his number really deserve some kind of penalty for phishing like this.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call like that to my mum who's 80. The guy claimed he was from "Microsoft" or "Windows" or something. I found it funny and told him we’re on the TPS list, then he dropped the call straight away.BlimeyMicrosoft10 yearsWeird call about my laptop - told them I haven’t been online all week and they just dropped the call on me. Bit dodgy if you ask me.10 yearsGot a call twice in one day from an Asian bloke on 01988250011. He was going on about my computer having all sorts of junk files downloaded recently. I told him he should be ashamed trying to scam folks like that and made it clear he wasn't welcome. Told him to jog on.10 yearsI've just put a block on 01988250011, so fed up with them ringing up and claiming there's an issue with my computer, it's clearly a con.10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Asian accent saying she was from the "Windows tech team". I just ended the call right away and put the number on blocked.Windows Support Team10 yearsI got two calls in a day from people claiming there was an issue with my Windows PC. First, it was a bloke, then later a woman, both asking for my info. I just ended the call straight away both times.10 yearsGetting calls every day from someone claiming to be with the Windows Technical Dept. I just end up hanging up straight away.Windows Technical Support10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an accent telling me there’s something wrong with my computer but I just hung up straight away, no thanks!10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an accent saying my computer had an issue. I just ended the call straight away.10 yearsI was chatting with a woman who started off okay but soon turned quite abrupt after I joking around with her. Eventually, I asked why she thought Windows had anything to do with my Mac, which confused her, I guess.10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an asian accent saying my computer was messed up with errors. I didn’t bother and just ended the call straight away!10 yearsCalled a couple times but I’ve just put them on block now.10 yearsI keep getting calls from a so-called ‘Windows tech support’ asking me to turn on my computer. It’s a total scam, just ignore them! Honestly, this is the fifth time this week I’ve had the same call. So annoying!10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy talking about my computer, felt a bit dodgy to me.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Robin, saying he was with Windows 10 support. He told me my PC was full of junk files and was in danger because of it!Robin10 yearsdidnt answer the phone10 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent saying I had issues with my W and that I was making fake calls. They just hung up on me. Tried telling them to quit but no luck. Bit annoying really.10 yearsSome bloke called "Adam" said he was an engineer from "Windows". He told me my IP address was messed up and warned he’d block it if I didn’t fix it.Adam10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent claiming he works for Microsoft. He said there’s issues with my Windows, but it all sounded a bit fishy to me. Definitely seemed dodgy.Microsoft10 yearsWatch out for this shady bloke from Leicester, seen around Spinney Hills and Highfields areas. He’s a proper conman and won’t hesitate to swipe your identity for dodgy dealings. Don’t trust him, he’s a lying cheat!LeicesterSpinney HillsEvington Highfields10 yearsGot a call from a woman, sounded asian, saying she was from Microsoft and my computer had issues. Been getting these types of calls before. I just ended the call straight away.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (01988 250011)
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