Chances are, it's probably a scam.

Rung me over ten times throughout the weekend. They seem exceedingly eager to obtain your information.

I've had a pair of calls over the past fortnight concerning supposed Microsoft problems that they claimed to be tracking. The first time, I kindly turned down their assistance and ended the call. Astonishingly, they rang me back less than half a minute later! I let that one go unanswered and have since blocked the number altogether.

Heard the typical sounds of a call centre in the background, but not a single soul spoke up. Quite peculiar!

I picked up the call, yet there was silence on the other end before it abruptly cut out.

Rang me at 7:15 in the morning on a bank holiday and then again at 9:53. Utterly infuriating that these silent calls keep happening! It’s blindingly obvious they’re not from the UK, as everyone with half a brain knows it’s a day off. Why are the phone providers not doing anything to tackle this nuisance? It’s beyond frustrating!

Didn’t receive any message - took a look here (appreciate everyone's input) - now I've decided to block the number.

Received a call supposedly from Microsoft inquiring about my PC. I pointed out that Microsoft isn't actually a manufacturer of computers.

This number has rung my landline on several occasions, yet they never bother to leave a voicemail. Quite puzzling, really!

No message was left; I've put them on my blocked list.

I dashed in from the garden because I was waiting for a call. However, when I picked up, all I got was silence.

I wasn’t familiar with the area code, so I chose to let the call go to voicemail.

I've been inundated with these calls of late. When I tell them I'm just the janitor, they slam the phone down on me! How rude!

A phone call was received just now from 01993224556. The caller claimed to be from Microsoft, stating that there was an issue with my computer. However, upon hearing the mention of Microsoft, I instantly recognized it as a scam and promptly informed the individual that Microsoft does not engage in such calls. Consequently, I promptly ended the conversation by hanging up the phone.

Claimed he was calling from Microsoft. I lost my temper and yelled at him to quit ringing me.

When I pick up the phone, there’s nothing but silence on the other end.

Can you believe it? They actually had the nerve to call me again and inquire about why I hung up on them!

A massive shoutout to everyone who takes a moment to flag up scammers and dodgy characters on this platform! Your efforts are truly appreciated!

Exercise caution with calls claiming there's an issue with your computer. When I inquired about the reason for their call, the caller abruptly ended the conversation without providing any clarification.

I picked up the phone today, but it was completely silent on the other end. After glancing through the reviews, I'm certainly going to add this number to my blocked list.

A lady rang me insisting she was from Microsoft, stating that my computer was apparently being utilised for illegal activities. When I questioned her claims, she flipped and became quite aggressive and rude.

Received a couple of calls from this number today—just another pointless nuisance from someone attempting to peddle scams. Absolute drivel!

I received a call at 4:45 this afternoon, on the 29th of April, from a chap named Christopher claiming to be from Microsoft. He claimed that there were numerous alerts regarding issues with my computer related to their software. I couldn’t help but think it was rather absurd and promptly hung up on him.

I received a call from someone named "Jason," who spoke with a noticeable accent from the subcontinent. He asserted that he was representing Microsoft. However, the moment I confronted him about his honesty, he promptly slammed the phone down.

I received a call from a woman regarding the upkeep of my computer. It struck me as rather dubious, especially since she used my local area code. Quite peculiar, if you ask me.

I received a call at 8:30 in the morning. I noticed an unfamiliar number on my phone and decided not to answer it since I suspected it to be a scam, especially at such an early hour.

Possible scam? Judging by other people's feedback, it might be linked to Microsoft. They didn't pick up when I answered and left no voicemail either.

Claimed to be from Microsoft, or so they said. When I probed a bit, he had the audacity to ask if I was hard of hearing! I kept him on the line for a while, leading him on until he eventually gave up and hung up.

Received a call from someone claiming they were following up on a request I never made regarding my computer. I informed them that I hadn’t sought any assistance, and promptly ended the conversation. They've since tried ringing me repeatedly, which I can only describe as harassment.

I received a call from 01993224556 but didn’t engage in conversation, so I ended the call.

I've been receiving incessant calls from 01993 224556, and it's quite unnerving. They keep making ominous threats about blocking my computer, claiming that I'm involved with hackers. It's all rather distressing!

The answering machine activated when the call came through. The caller hung up without dropping a voicemail.

I recently received a phone call purportedly from an Asian woman who claimed to be from Microsoft. She informed me that a virus had been remotely detected on my computer.

I received a phone call claiming to be from Microsoft, after which the same individual called me more than 20 times. I answered the calls, only to be greeted by a man yelling at me.

I received a telephone call from an Asian gentleman claiming to be from the technical department of BT. I immediately recognized it as a scam and promptly ended the call.

I received a call from a gentleman who had quite an Indian accent, and he inquired, “Am I speaking to Mrs P______?”—which happens to be my partner’s last name. There was quite a racket from what sounded like a call centre behind him. I simply replied with a ‘No,’ and that was the end of the conversation.

I received a call that was supposedly from Microsoft. An Indian woman on the line had my name, address, and postcode, as well as my home phone number! When I questioned her about it, I mentioned that Microsoft shouldn’t have access to my home number, but she insisted, “Oh yes, they do!” Quite unsettling, really.

I'm not quite sure. The call was cut off before I could pick up.

Beware of a Microsoft scam! I received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, stating that they had detected unusual activity on my computer. The individual was extremely persistent in trying to convince me to open my computer. When I refused, he grew increasingly agitated and raised his voice. Finally, I had enough and firmly told him to go away.

Let's take on the role of Microsoft support.

The person who called mentioned a compromise regarding my computer. After I ended the call, they called again, but I chose not to answer. They have been calling multiple times.

Just like most people, I've recently had a similar experience. It began with someone reassuring me not to worry and promising their assistance. How amusing! :-)

I have received multiple calls from this number, and the callers claim to be from Microsoft. I am curious to know who is using this number and making these calls.

Received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, stating that there was an issue with my computer that needed urgent attention.

Received a peculiar message claiming to be from Microsoft, stating they possessed my licence number. Definitely sounds dodgy!

I was informed that there were cybercriminals from overseas attempting to breach my account.

Received a message regarding problems with my Microsoft account… and here I am, strictly a Mac user, haha! They seemed to have access to all my information – name, phone number, address, you name it. Quite concerning, I must admit!

I received a curious phone call from a woman with a pronounced accent, adamantly claiming that a Mr or Mrs P... was residing at my number. I explained to her that she was mistaken, but she wouldn't hear of it. After I firmly reiterated that she had indeed dialled the wrong number, she abruptly hung up. It's plain to see this was nothing but a scam.

I need to chat with (insert name), if I may. This is a call from Microsoft regarding an issue with your computer. - It's a ruse we’re all too familiar with by now, so tread carefully!

Yet another bothersome phone call that I chose to ignore.

Someone rang me claiming there was an issue with my computer, but it's running like a dream!

Claimed to be representing Microsoft.

They claimed to be calling from Microsoft regarding some suspicious downloads on my PC that weren’t authorised.

I received a call from a woman claiming to be from Microsoft, apparently located in Reading. She was going on about hackers supposedly exploiting my ID through my computer, which sounded a bit dodgy. She insisted I enter a serial number to verify something or other. It became rather annoying as she kept ringing back even after I had ended the conversation. I've now blocked the number.

Received a call claiming to be from Microsoft, asserting that someone was hacking into my account. I let them know I didn't even use Microsoft products. Then, just five minutes later, my phone rang again with the same number, but this time they insisted they were from BT, regurgitating the same old tale. Very peculiar!