Gate Keeper Estate Agency seems to be employing a rather curious tactic of dialing random numbers in an attempt to identify who's on the other end. Quite the unconventional strategy, if you ask me.

Failed to give any notice.

Rang me just before eight in the morning on Saturday, but they ended the call as soon as I picked up and said hello. Puzzling, really!

Received a call on the home phone at a rather inconvenient time. Such an annoyance!

I received a call from the number 01993 220 401 at half-past seven on the morning of Monday, 14th March 2020. It was a silent call, so I've decided to add it to my blocked numbers list.

Received a call bright and early from a number I didn't recognise, so I decided to let it ring and subsequently blocked it.

Received a call from this number earlier today on our home phone. The voice on the other end was all like, “Hello madam, I’m ringing from Microsoft...” I didn’t bother to engage and just hung up. It’s firmly on my blocked list now, no doubt about it! x x

Received a call at 0710 from this number, which appears to be linked to Witney. I decided to let it ring through to voicemail.

I recently received a call from this number, and when I ended the conversation, they had the cheek to ring me back twice, hurling insults. I'm absolutely flustered! The anger is just boiling over!

I accidentally picked up thinking it was someone else, only to be met with nothing but quiet. In hindsight, it’s probably a good thing I didn’t say anything. It’s a lesson learnt – best to avoid answering these mysterious calls altogether!

Claimed to be Chris from Microsoft. When I refused to engage with him, he became quite obnoxious and hurled some rather unkind words my way. He insisted that I was footing the bill for the call at a price of £3 a minute! I told him to shove off.

My phone buzzed at 7:45 this evening, but I had no clue who was calling, so I decided against picking up. Having scanned through the remarks on this site, it seems I made a wise decision!

No details about the caller are provided.

Seeking to incite disturbance through provocation is a matter that's widely acknowledged and seen across the world.

Received a call but no one was on the line. I’ve since added this number to my blocked list after reading the reviews.

I received a phone call from a chap claiming to be from Microsoft, concerning some issues with my computer. After politely declining to engage, I swiftly ended the conversation. To my surprise, he rang back straight away and questioned why I had hung up. I informed him it was because I recognised it as a scam, and promptly hung up once more.

Received a call where there was nothing but silence on the other end. Quite perplexing, really!

I received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, talking about my computer issues. I made it clear that I wasn't interested in unsolicited calls and promptly ended the conversation.

Allegedly, this is the support team from Microsoft.

I just received a notification from Microsoft alerting me that my account may have been compromised.

I received a call from 01993220401, where the individual at the other end insisted they were from Microsoft. However, the chap was quite rude and overly self-assured, and despite my requests, he flatly refused to take my number off their list. Quite the experience, really!

I had a couple of phone calls from a lady purporting to be representing Microsoft. My wife swiftly cut off the first call, not wanting to engage. However, the second call from the number 02081570715 was from the same individual, who was rather irate that we’d hung up. She insisted her call was urgent and claimed my computer had been breached. I chose to end the conversation again.

I greeted the person but got no reply. Tried again with another hello, and this time it was a rather timid response. So, I decided to just hang up.

He claimed to be representing Microsoft and informed me that I owned a laptop or computer. When I mentioned that I used a bicycle to get to work, he promptly ended the call. What a peculiar encounter!

I've come across a dodgy Microsoft con lately – they seem to get really irked if you struggle to spot the Alt key on your keyboard!

Phoned twice and then went silent.

A blatant scam trying to infiltrate your computer. Truly the lowest of the low. They’re not even trying to be discreet about it. I spoke to a woman whose accent was reminiscent of various European tones, but rather vague.

I keep getting calls nearly every other day from an individual of Asian descent, be it a man or a woman. It's becoming quite bothersome.

Oh, not Microsoft again, I say! A chap with an Asian twang called earlier, but he promptly cut the line once I started questioning him. How predictable!

I received a phone call from someone purporting to represent Microsoft. When I questioned his legitimacy, he turned rather aggressive, so I decided to hang up.

I'm not quite sure who that was. When I inquired about their identity, they merely asked how I was doing. I pressed further, only for them to suggest that I might be interested in hearing what they had to say. Naturally, I was curious about what they were promoting, but at that point, I decided to hang up. Honestly, it's too early for this kind of nonsense at 8:00 AM!

Received a call with no one on the line before it abruptly cut off – such a pointless intrusion!

Received a call at a quarter to three, and I greeted them thrice, yet there was no response. The number is unrecognised and I suspect it could very well be a scam.

Just had a rather menacing phone call at 12:26 in the afternoon. The caller was quite bold, insisting that he'd continue to ring me repeatedly.

Oh look, it’s Microsoft trying to have another chat! This marks their sixth attempt to get in touch with me this week alone. They really don’t know when to take a hint, do they?

Oh, it's that Microsoft lot again! They truly are relentless, aren't they? This marks my sixth call from them just this week alone.

I received a phone call at 9:49 AM today, but the person on the other end abruptly disconnected as soon as I picked up.

This is clearly a fraudulent operation.

It's rather concerning that the caller seemed to know both my name and where I live.

I received a phone call that claimed to be from Microsoft, stating that my device had been compromised. This lady had previously sent me a message which I hadn't acknowledged. When I probed about how this message was conveyed, she insisted that I should power up my computer for her to demonstrate. I inquired if she was familiar with the saying, "What’s done in the dark will come to light", but it seemed that was beyond her comprehension. She was rather reluctant to veer off topic and just kept urging me to switch on my device. When I mentioned that she might benefit from reading the Bible—God’s guidance to humanity—she began to get a bit agitated, insisting more forcefully that I should turn on my computer. At that point, I decided it was best to hang up.

I had no clue who was ringing me and didn’t bother to pick up. Most likely just another con artist trying their luck!

I didn't recognise this phone number and suspect it might be a fraudulent call.

01993220401

I received a call from a lady named Amanda claiming to be from Microsoft regarding our computer or laptop. She seemed a bit flustered when she realised that we don’t actually own either device, which made her pause for a moment. Not wanting to waste any more time, I decided to end the conversation then and there. Seems like some folks are capable of bending the truth!

Received a call at quarter past eight this morning. The caller purported to be from Microsoft. I decided to hang up straight away.

A caller disturbed my slumber around 7:25 in the morning, which was rather infuriating. I opted not to pick up, and thankfully so, as it appears to have been one of those pesky spam calls. Quite bothersome, to say the least!

Received a rather unpleasant call threatening to discontinue all my Microsoft services. The person was quite abrasive and patronising, which led me to end the conversation rather abruptly. I've since decided to block this number.

Rang me at 8:10 in the morning on Saturday, 5th February 2022. Didn’t pick up, and I just got a blank response on the answering machine. How curious!

Standard bunch of deceivers, as per usual.

On the 3rd of February 2022, my wife received a rather alarming six calls from this number. The caller asserted he was from Microsoft, stating they’d sent messages our way, yet he claimed he wasn’t trying to sell anything. To make matters worse, he actually knew her name, which completely unsettled her. She described his tone as rather menacing and mentioned that he had this distinctive American street slang. At one point, he rang her back using an "02" number. Then, I got a sixth call at 11:42 am, and it was a woman speaking French! She didn’t stay on the line for long before hanging up. The source of the calls seems to trace back to Witney in Oxfordshire, but honestly, who can tell these days?

Today, I received a rather dubious phone call from a chap purporting to be from Microsoft. He claimed my computer was bombarding them with error reports, which immediately raised my suspicions. I decided to cut the conversation short and terminated the call. A mere few minutes later, he rang me again, sounding quite irate, and asked, "Did you just hang up on me?" I calmly replied, "Indeed I did, I'm not keen on unsolicited calls," and ended the call once more. To my relief, he didn’t bother to ring back again!

This morning at 8 o'clock, I was rudely awakened by a phone call. A chap introduced himself as John Morris, claiming he was sorting out a matter with HMRC. I couldn't help but think he expected me to be daft if I believed him, so I hung up the phone. Our phone number is registered in Bridgnorth. I really hope there’s a way to put a stop to these calls.

A chap rang me up claiming he was inquiring about my Microsoft account. I've received similar calls from various numbers before, all wanting me to log into my account. I simply cut the call short!

Received a call at half past seven in the morning, but I chose not to pick up.