02030266392
TimeLine☎️ 02030266392 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Simwood eSMS Limited. It is part of the phone block 203026 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030266392
- Genuine Windows firm offers technical supportNov
2010Suspicious call about computer issuesNov
2010Recognized as scammers, big conOct
2010Seeking help to stop callsSep
2010Fraudulent support claims from companiesAug
2010Suspicious call claiming to provide supportAug
2010Virus warning is a scamJun
2010Satisfied with technical support serviceJun
2010Genuine firm offers Windows supportJun
2010Suspicious call about computer issuesMay
2010Suspected scam call from IndiaMay
2010Likely scam for malware purchaseApr
2010Suspicious call about broadband issueApr
201002030266392 has 13 comments of which 13 x neutral
02030266392 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030266392 👆 is reported as a suspicious number linked to calls claiming Windows computer issues, often with withheld caller ID. Many users describe it as a scam involving unsolicited tech support calls, with callers often claiming to be from Windows or a similar sounding firm. Some report foreign accents, requests for remote access, and attempts to sell unnecessary services or remove fake viruses. A few say they got genuine help and issue resolution, but the majority warn against trusting these calls, suggesting they are trying to trick people into paying for fake solutions. The consensus is caution, as Microsoft itself doesn’t usually phone users this way and these calls are likely scams aiming to exploit computer owners.
Reports on phone number 02030266392
10 years"Oi, Gordon, let's be real here. Windows doesn’t just ring you out of the blue like that! It sounds to me like you might have signed up for some dodgy support service from a third-party company. This is precisely the sort of trickery they pull-getting people to fork out cash for 'fixes' on supposed 'issues' that were never even there in the first place!"Gordon10 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from India, saying there was an issue with my Windows system. When I asked for clarification on who they were, they gave me this number. They then asked if I would grant their technical team remote access to my computer. Naturally, I declined their request.India11 yearsI recently had a conversation with Gordon from Sutherland regarding some pesky computer troubles we’ve been encountering. Thankfully, the team over at Windows tech support jumped in and efficiently tackled our issues. They got rid of some nasty files hampering our system’s performance. We’re absolutely chuffed with the assistance provided!GordonSutherland11 yearsWe've just had the very same experience! A company claiming to be windowssupportonline.com rang us up, their accent was definitely foreign and they insisted they were calling from Australia. They wanted us to remove some so-called 'prefetch malware' from our computer. We stayed wise to their game, shared no personal details, and carried on with our computer untouched. It all felt a bit dodgy, to be honest. I really hope there’s a straightforward method to check with Windows about these characters, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there wasn’t.Australia11 yearsThis is an authentic company specialising in Windows operating systems, offering assistance and support to customers using Windows.11 yearsI received a call from this number claiming there’s a problem with our broadband service. The number doesn’t match our actual provider. Has anyone else experienced something similar or have a clue about who might be behind this? Thanks a lot!11 yearsShe runs a reputable business that specialises in Windows systems, offering top-notch technical assistance to users of Windows-based devices.11 yearsHas anyone here managed to identify the address linked to this number? We had the same experience, and it’s rather frustrating. We're keen to put an end to this happening repeatedly.11 yearsI received a call from someone using the number 02030266392, claiming to be from a tech support centre. They said that my computer was incessantly sending Windows error notifications. The caller's number was withheld, but they promptly provided this number when I asked for it. Does anyone know who these people are?11 yearsWe've received a call from what's purported to be Windows Support Online, claiming that our computer has picked up a virus. Utter nonsense, if you ask me. As soon as the phone rang, we knew it was nothing more than a scam designed to prey on unsuspecting individuals in the hopes of extracting some cash. Just a word of caution: these folks are dodgy and highly manipulative. It's quite alarming how persistent they can be, so stay sharp!12 yearsWe've come to understand that this lot are nothing but fraudsters. It’s become quite clear - they're definitely up to no good.12 yearsChances are, this is a scam aimed at persuading you to purchase some dodgy malware protection software.12 yearsReceived a call from 02030266392, claiming our computer has been sending out continuous Windows error reports. The number was 'withheld', but she promptly provided this one when I asked. Does anyone know who these folks are?Submit Your Own Report (020 3026 6392)
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