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02030259569

☎️ 02030259569 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203025 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442030259569+44 20 3025 9569020 3025 9569+44-20-3025-9569

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020 3025 9569 Tagged as:

microsoft windows support centre action fraud yahoo r & b electrical ltd. support uktechsupport michael jack

TimeLine of events for phone number 02030259569

  • Received scam call, enjoyed response
    Nov
    2013
  • Funny prank call satisfaction achieved
    Nov
    2013
  • Received scam call from fraudsters
    Nov
    2013
  • Microsoft scammer number, keeps hanging
    Oct
    2013
  • Scam warning: Don't trust callers
    Oct
    2013
  • Frequent scam calls, need blocking
    Oct
    2013
  • Scam call, do not trust
    Oct
    2013
  • Concern about police inaction on fraud
    Oct
    2013
  • Humorous encounter with fake support
    Sep
    2013
  • Received unwanted call, missed it
    Sep
    2013
  • Caller hung up after threat
    Sep
    2013
  • Scam calls persist despite reports
    Sep
    2013
  • Frustrated with unwanted phone calls
    Aug
    2013
  • Suspicious of company, potential scam
    Aug
    2013
  • Attempted tech support scam encountered
    Jul
    2013
  • Persistent calls about error reports
    Jul
    2013
  • Repeated annoying calls this week
    Jun
    2013
  • Upset about scammers, uses humor
    Jun
    2013
  • Scam call pretending to be support
    Jun
    2013
  • Possible scam or phishing attempt
    Dec
    2012
Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 19 First Seen: 27 May 2013 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Hampton(Devon), Laughton(East Sussex), Lime Tree Park(West Midlands) and Trinity(Devon).

02030259569 has 19 comments of which 12 x neutral and 7 x negative

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02030259569 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02030259569 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation posing as Microsoft or Windows Support, frequently calling with claims of computer errors. Callers often have strong foreign accents and become aggressive or rude when challenged. They attempt to gain remote access to computers under the guise of fixing issues, then demand substantial fees for fake services or lifetimesupport. Victims are advised not to trust unsolicited calls or share information; Microsoft does not make such approaches. Many have reported these calls to police and fraud agencies, but the nuisance continues. Practical responses include refusing engagement, asking verification questions, and reporting the incidents. Blocking the number is a common request, though the scammers often use multiple numbers. Caution and scepticism are strongly recommended.

Reports on phone number 02030259569

10 years
Absolutely infuriating! These blokes can hardly string two words together in English and yet they’re attempting to con you into granting them access to your computer. It's laughable really! I’ve found that taking the mickey out of their families-mentioning their mothers or sisters-really seems to rile them up, which is a bit of a giggle. Hilarious watching them squirm! Haha!
10 years
Is this call making an attempt to gain access to your computer?
13 years
I received a call from them, as they are still making calls. I informed the caller that I am an IT Manager, but he claimed to be a technician. I replied by saying that I am also a technician and aware of this scam. Ultimately, he hung up when he realized I caught on. It's quite amusing to consider the whistle remedy. I think I should purchase one and test it out.
13 years
Please note that there will be a call from the provided number at 8.30pm this evening. I acknowledged that I was indeed experiencing issues with my computer, particularly a strange noise. To showcase the problem, I kindly asked the caller to listen attentively and proceeded to blow a referee's whistle loudly into the phone. The individual on the other end responded with what seemed like curses in a foreign language before the call abruptly ended. This small triumph brought me great joy and satisfaction.
13 years
Today I received a phone call from individuals falsely claiming to be from the Windows Support Centre. Sensing their deceit, I promptly ended the call. Subsequently, I reported the incident to both the police and Action Fraud, who confirmed the fraudulent nature of the callers.
Windows Support CentreAction Fraud
13 years
I keep receiving calls from this number, but they hang up as soon as I answer. After doing some research online, I've discovered that it is one of the numbers commonly used by scammers pretending to be from Microsoft.
Microsoft
13 years
Attention please! I acted cautiously because I suspected this was a fraudulent scheme. The individual informed me about an error report from the previous day, but when I informed him that we were away and I hadn't used my laptop, he altered his story. He alleges to be an employee of Microsoft, but it is inconceivable for Microsoft to partake in such nefarious activities.
It is unfortunate that we are unable to permanently eliminate these scammers. A senior acquaintance fell victim to a group posing as Yahoo and paid £199 in order to have a supposed virus removed, which could have been dealt with simply by changing her password.
MicrosoftYahoo
13 years
I receive phone calls from this number, which has an Indian accent, multiple times every month. They inform me that there is an issue with my computer, and in response, we let out a loud scream. However, despite our reaction, the calls persist. Is there any method to prevent these calls from reaching me?
13 years
Why is it that the police do not take any action? Isn't this a case of attempted fraud or deceptive theft, perhaps? It's evident that these individuals are not affiliated with Microsoft. Can we discover any means of tracking them down?
Microsoft
13 years
I have recently spent more than 5 minutes conversing with a person who claimed to be from Windows Support. I wonder what substances they indulge in, as this individual was clearly error-prone and losing his composure. Nonetheless, their outlandish behavior did provide some entertainment for my evening.
13 years
Fortunately, we were not at home when a call came through today.
13 years
I informed him that I would be notifying the authorities, and he hastily terminated the call.
13 years
Following approximately six phone calls from an individual who identified himself as a technician, I informed him that I would require written communication before engaging in any further contact over the phone. He understood my request and informed me that I needed to input an identification code into my computer. However, the code spelled out an offensive phrase instead. His reaction confirmed that he had received my message loud and clear. Subsequently, I promptly reported the incident to the police. My only hope is that they take appropriate action, as I am aware of several elderly individuals who may have fallen victim to similar scams.
Considering the number of people reporting this issue, it is perplexing why such incidents persist.
13 years
I've had enough of these individuals phoning me. Is it possible to have this number barred from contacting me?
13 years
I am unfamiliar with this company and have no desire to be associated with it, as I suspect it may be a fraudulent operation.
13 years
Upon receiving error reports from my sons, I thought it was worth investigating. Picking up my computer, I allowed them to access it using 'joinme'. To summarise, these individuals claimed to be representatives from a company called UKTECHSUPPORT. They requested £299 in exchange for lifetime support and to "update my software license". Thankfully, I was not foolish enough to fall for their tricks and promptly ended the call. The repercussions of their actions may have already taken effect, but regardless, it had been an exhausting and eventful day.
UKTECHSUPPORT
13 years
I am constantly being called by this number about error reports that have been sent to the server. I have decided not to answer any more calls from them.
13 years
I've been receiving this call multiple times over the course of the week, and it's becoming quite bothersome.
13 years
At exactly 4.30 PM, I received a phone call from the number 02030259569. The caller introduced himself as Michael, claiming to be from Windows Tech Support. According to him, my computer was reporting a problem to their team. I questioned his identity, after which he changed his name to Jack. He then proceeded to ask for my Windows ID. I confidently stated that there was no issue with my PC. However, he persisted and requested the Windows ID once more. In response, I informed him that I worked as an IT engineer specializing in PCs. To my surprise, he abruptly ended the call. Quite strange, isn't it?
MichaelJack

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