02023658622
☎️ 02023658622 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 020.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02023658622
- Microsoft scam call about virusesJun
2018Receiver received unwanted early callJun
2018Received another unwanted silent callJun
2018Reported silent call to OfcomJun
2018It's a scam; trust your instinctsJun
2018Microsoft verified identity, fixed problemsJun
2018Receiving multiple scam calls dailyMay
2018Warning about potential phone scamMay
2018Frequent nuisance calls received dailyMay
2018Frequent unwanted scam calls, lawMay
2018Frequent calls, potential scam concernsMay
2018Missed call, hung up immediatelyMay
2018Received two unwanted calls earlyMay
2018Warning: Potential scam from AsiaMay
2018Scam call requesting remote computer accessApr
2018Scam call, potentially dangerous, blockedApr
2018Suspicious Windows shutdown scam callApr
2018Beware of 020 number callsApr
2018Frustrating call center experience humorApr
2018Suspicious early morning phone callsApr
2018Scam calls about PC securityApr
2018No content information providedApr
2018Be wary of fake security expertsApr
2018Scam phone call from untrustworthy sourceApr
2018Received suspicious calls about computerMar
2018Frequent scam calls must stopMar
2018Scam phone call from 7.32amMar
2018Received call, answered, party disconnectedMar
2018Unwanted early morning phone callFeb
2018Unwanted early morning phone callFeb
2018Number Of Searches: 139 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 14 February 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Church Minshull(Cheshire), Pidney(Dorset), Rame Head(Cornwall), Stockton(Wiltshire) and Whitrigg(Cumbria).
02023658622 has 29 comments of which 7 x negative and 22 x neutral
02023658622 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02023658622 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam originating from misleading callers claiming to be Microsoft or tech support, often warning of computer viruses or security issues. Callers typically press for remote access or personal details, prompting strong suspicion among recipients. Many receive multiple calls daily, including silent or hang-up calls at early hours, causing frustration and concern. Despite some claims of legitimacy, the overwhelming consensus is that these calls are fraudulent attempts to steal data or money. Users strongly advise against engaging, providing personal information, or allowing remote access. Blocking the number and reporting to authorities is recommended. The calls are often linked to overseas call centres and identified as scams exploiting fear to defraud victims.
Reports on phone number 02023658622
8 yearsSomebody called claiming to be from Microsoft and insisted my PC was infected with viruses. She asked me to turn on my computer and give her the IP address so she could remotely fix the problem. But if she didn’t have my IP already, how did she know it was my machine having issues? I told her it was a scam and reminded her I was registered with the TPS, so her call was illegal. She ended the call pretty fast after that.MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service8 yearsGot a call at 7 AM, but nobody said a word. Pretty strange.8 yearsWell, this morning at about half past nine I got another silent call. I've already sent the details of the number over to Ofcom once more.Ofcom8 yearsGot a silent call from this number again, second day in a row, just now at 8:58 in the morning. I've already reported it to Ofcom.Ofcom8 yearsForget what I said before, I got it wrong. It’s definitely a scam. They talked so smoothly and sounded really convincing, but honestly, trust your gut feeling. I wish I had done that myself :(8 yearsI wasn't sure at first and thought it might be a scam, but this was actually Microsoft. They asked me a bunch of questions to confirm their identity and then pointed out the issues with my computer. It definitely was real, and I saw them sort out the problems right in front of me.Microsoft8 yearsThis number rings me up round 6 times daily. One time, my missus picked up by accident and all she got was silence. Next time I'm free, I might just answer and keep them talking for an hour, asking daft questions and giving silly replies without even looking at my PC. Might even have a go at tricking them into giving their bank info by saying I want to move my savings to them for safekeeping in case hackers target my account.8 yearsI had a call from a 020 number but the person on the other end didn’t say a word. These 020 calls are sketchy, probably fake. It’s likely some sort of scam - maybe phishing or one of those irritating fraudsters trying to trick you into giving access to your computer. Just ignore and don’t hand over any info. Trust me on this one!8 yearsFor the past week, I've been getting calls multiple times every single day. I just don't pick up anymore, but honestly, it's getting really annoying.8 yearsThey've rung me several times now, at all sorts of weird hours like early morning, lunchtime, and even in the evening. I picked up once and quickly worked out it wasn’t meant for me. Honestly, this sort of thing needs stopping fast before folks end up getting conned.8 yearsI keep getting calls from this number but I never pick up when it shows on my phone. There really should be some strict rules and big fines to stop these scammers from bothering us constantly.8 yearsEarlier this morning, around 7:24 on the 14th of May, I picked up a call from this number and as soon as I said hello, the person on the other end just dropped the call.8 yearsGot woke up way too early by a couple of silent calls, didn’t say a word though. Bet they changed their mind after hearing my grumpy Scottish accent at quarter to seven!8 yearsLooks like this number is from some place in Asia, and whoever is on the other end is trying to trick you into giving away your personal details to scam you. Best thing to do? Don’t pick up, just block it right away.Asia9 yearsThis morning I got a call warning that my computer access would be cut off if I didn’t log in right away so they could "sort out" some issue. I just ended the call straight away and blocked the number after. Sounds really dodgy to me.9 yearsThis morning, I got a call warning me that my computer access would be cut off unless I logged in right away so they could sort out the issue. I just ended the call straight away and then blocked the number afterwards. Sounds pretty risky to me.9 yearsGot a call earlier today from someone saying they were with Windows. They told me if I didn't answer, my computer would just stop working in a couple days. I just ended the call straight away. We'll see what happens now.9 yearsMY TAKE: NEVER pick up calls from any number beginning with 020. More often than not, it's a call from some international Asian phone operator. Most times it's a sales team, but sometimes it could be scammers trying to pull a trick. Just be careful with those calls!Asia9 yearsSo at first, this lady with an Asian accent started off all serious about me ignoring their alerts. Then, out of nowhere, a bloke takes over the call and when I mention that Windows don’t do cold calls, he basically tells me to SHUT UP, not once, but twice! Honestly, haven't cracked up that much in a long time. Fingers crossed they call me again soon :)9 yearsI got three calls from this number. The initial one was at 7 in the morning, then two more calls came early the next day. The lady said I’d got a message sent to my computer or laptop and that I hadn’t responded to it. I asked her how she knew any of this, but she wasn’t sure if I even had a computer, just mentioned something about Microsoft. Seems dodgy to me - how else could she possibly know my landline number? Probably a scam.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent saying my computer was at risk. They phoned me twice in less than an hour. I’ve put the number on block now!9 yearsThey try to scare you saying your computer’s been hacked. then they say they’re some IT specialists or from a big company offering to protect your computer. Next thing is, they’ll want your bank card info. Whatever you do, don’t give it to them or you’ll end up getting ripped off.9 yearsGot a call around 11:10 this morning from a woman with an Asian accent. She said I’d missed some urgent messages on my computer and warned that if I didn’t take action, my computer could get damaged. I just told her, “Sorry, I don’t buy it,” and ended the call straight away.9 yearsGot a couple of calls around 7.30 and again half an hour later from a woman with an Asian accent warning that my Windows PC was at risk. Just ended the calls straight away.9 yearsI've had calls from these lot multiple times daily, usually I just ignore them. Today I finally picked up and told the woman not to call again, but she kept insisting I explain why. She said there's some problem I need sorted. Honestly, this kind of scam where they pretend your computer or iPad is faulty should be stopped. People don’t need to be hassled like this constantly.9 yearsAt 7.32 this morning I got a call from a lady who sounded Asian, saying I’d missed messages on my computer and if I kept ignoring them, my computer would be at risk. I just ended the call. Then they rang back at 9.33 but I didn’t pick up.9 yearsGot a call from this number just now, rang about 5 times. I picked up but as soon as I did, they just cut me off straight away. Very odd.9 yearsGot a call this morning at 6:30, but nobody said a word. Pretty annoying for that time!9 yearsGot a call with no one speaking, and it was a bit too early at 6:30 in the morning.Submit Your Own Report (020 2365 8622)
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