02030516831
TimeLine☎️ 02030516831 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203051 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02030516831
- Received suspicious call from impostorAug
2015Foreigner unable to update computerJul
2015Suspicious caller with strong accentJul
2015Warning about scam phone callerJun
2015Abusive caller claiming Windows tech supportJun
2015Microsoft scam calls warn readerJan
2015Inquiring about unknown phone numberJan
2015Scam; avoid contacting them. CriminalsSep
2014Threatening call identified as scamAug
2014Beware of scam phone callsAug
2014Abusive calls from James AndersonAug
2014Number Of Searches: 105 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 30 July 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bedlington(Northumberland), Kilbridemore(Argyll and Bute) and Turnberry(South Ayrshire).
02030516831 has 11 comments of which 8 x neutral and 3 x negative
02030516831 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02030516831 👆 is reported as associated with aggressive and threatening scam calls, often claiming to be from Microsoft or Windows technical support. Callers frequently use false names and make alarming statements about computer issues or licences, pressuring recipients to provide access or personal information. The callers may exhibit strong foreign accents and are known to persist with repeated calls and intimidation tactics. These calls are widely regarded as fraudulent attempts to gain control over computers or extract sensitive information. It is strongly advised not to engage, give any details, or follow requested steps, and to report such calls to appropriate authorities.
Reports on phone number 02030516831
11 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who said his name was Alan Corder and claimed to have an MS employee number. He told me my computer had blocked 19 Windows updates due to a licence issue and said I needed to fix it by following his instructions on my PC. When I refused, he got quite forceful and kept calling me "man," which seemed totally unprofessional. I’ve never seen that kind of behaviour in any customer service training. I just ended the call.Alan CorderMicrosoft11 yearsSome stranger called me up saying my PC won’t download the updates, but I haven’t noticed any problems with it at all.11 yearsOn 7th June 2015 I received a call from a very rude person with a thick Asian accent. I was doubtful right away, but it got worse when he started reciting a serial number - using phrases like ‘A for apple, I for love’. No real company would do that, they’d say ‘A for Alpha, B for Bravo’ and so on. He was pretty aggressive too. First, a woman spoke, then a man came on, nearly yelling, claiming he understood scams and money requests but insisted he was legit. He said he was from Windows. Total nonsense!India11 yearsHad a call from some bloke saying he was from Windows HQ, but honestly, he seemed proper dodgy. Asked him straight up to piss off. He was all keen to get into my computer, trying to grab PINs and stuff. Sounded like a clear Asian accent, but the phone number was from the UK, probably masking the real location somewhere in Asia. He was well rude too, like a rubbish actor from some bad eastern flick. Too dodgy to be real - I just told him to take a long walk off a short pier.UKAsiaEastern HemisphereYellow River11 yearsHe got really shouty when I refused to hand over details about my computer. Claimed he was from the Windows tech team, but I seriously doubt that was true!Microsoft12 yearsThis was a total scam! Some bloke saying he was from Microsoft kept ringing me, insisting my computer was under attack. Proper pushy, he kept calling me back over and over, about five times at least. Don’t fall for it, they’re definitely fraudsters and trying to trick you out of your details.Microsoft12 yearsToday, I received a phone call from the number 0203051683. Any idea who it might be?12 yearsHonestly, these people are total con artists. They called my mum and tried to trick her. Please, whatever you do, don’t answer them - they’re just crooks out for a scam.12 yearsGot a couple of calls from some bloke named Peter Williams, sounded really Indian, claiming my computer would get blocked by "Windows Corporation". Told him I’d report it as a scam and then just ended the call.Peter WilliamsWindows Corporation12 yearsSo, yesterday I got a phone call about my laptop from some guy named Jack Douglas. His accent was really thick, sounded like he was from India or Pakistan. He claimed he was ringing from this Windows company and warned me my computer would get locked in two hours. But something felt off to me. I said no when he asked me to turn my PC on, and then he got all aggressive, started yelling and said he’d report me or something. I just ended the call then. Watch out for these sorts!JACK DOUGLASWindows Corporation12 yearsThis number kept ringing me with loads of nasty calls from some bloke named James Anderson, who has a really thick Indian accent. He was saying stuff about cutting off our internet and locking our computer down. Later on, he even left a voicemail telling me to ring back, but unfortunately, it's just a voicemail system and you can't actually call through. Such a pain!James AndersonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3051 6831)
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