02031295025
TimeLine☎️ 02031295025 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Localphone Limited. It is part of the phone block 203129 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02031295025
- Scam call, bank confirmed fraudAug
2019Persistent unwanted calls frustrating userJul
2017Abusive response to pranking behaviorJul
2017Scam callers claiming Microsoft assistanceJul
2017Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftJul
2017Fake Microsoft scam call alertJul
2017Scammer named Jordan Black irateJun
2017Scam call, persistent Asian accentJun
2017Rude Indian scammers called meJun
2017Jordan Black's Microsoft scam warningJun
2017Persistent scam calls targeting elderlyJun
2017Microsoft support is a scamJun
2017Microsoft support scam; avoid callJun
2017Persistent scam calls cause concernMay
2017Microsoft scam call reportedMay
2017Scam call pretending Microsoft supportMay
2017Suspicious Microsoft scam call experienceMay
2017Microsoft scam call, hung upApr
2017Cold caller fibs, no accessApr
2017Wasted scammers' time, enjoyed conversationApr
2017Scam warning, do not trustApr
2017Suspicious Microsoft call with accentApr
2017Scam call from BT's HelpMar
2017Suspicious call, likely a scamMar
2017Scam call, convincing, risky situationMar
2017Aggressive call regarding laptop retrievalMar
2017Suspicious calls; don’t download softwareFeb
2017Scammer posing as BT representativeFeb
2017Scam call, suspicious tech supportFeb
2017Caller claimed hacking, difficult accentFeb
2017Nuisance Microsoft calls persistently continueFeb
2017Caller claimed to help hackFeb
2017Suspicious call about computer hackingFeb
2017Suspicious call, won't return contactJan
2017Caller suspicious, claimed Microsoft BTJan
2017Suspicious Microsoft call, possibly scamNov
2016Scam call, threatening support tacticOct
2016Beware, it's a scam alert!Oct
2016Indian firm offers computer servicesSep
2016Scam call reported, caller disconnectedSep
2016Imposter with faulty computer scamSep
2016Number Of Searches: 15 Number Of Comments: 35 First Seen: 26 August 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Llanpumsaint(Carmarthenshire) and Purton(Wiltshire).
02031295025 has 35 comments of which 19 x negative and 16 x neutral
02031295025 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02031295025 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call originating from a likely overseas call centre, often with Indian accents, falsely claiming to be from Microsoft or related technical support. Callers insist recipients’ computers are hacked and attempt to gain remote access, sometimes using aggressive or abusive tactics when challenged. They frequently provide fake employee names and addresses, attempt to collect personal and financial information, and pressure individuals to install software giving them control over devices. Many victims highlight the annoyance, distress, and potential vulnerability of older people. The number has been reported to authorities including police and fraud agencies. Users are strongly advised not to engage, never provide personal details or computer access, and to report such calls to official channels.
Reports on phone number 02031295025
7 yearsJust got a call from 01709894494 saying someone’s taken £600 from my Visa card and to press one if it wasn’t me. I rang my bank straight away and they confirmed it’s a total scam. Didn’t share any info as you shouldn’t. Watch out everyone!9 yearsI’m getting super fed up with these calls. They’ve rung me about 12 times in just a couple of hours and we never pick up, but they keep trying. Big mistake was actually answering once at the start. Usually cold callers aren’t this stubborn, never had anything like this before. Our BT landline’s meant to block this kind of number but it’s not doing a thing. Anyone got any advice?9 yearsThey got really nasty once they figured out I was having a laugh with them.9 yearsI've had a few calls from people saying they're with Microsoft, telling me my computer’s been compromised. They claim to be located in Reading, somewhere around Thames Valley Park with a postcode like RG1WG. But honestly, their accents sound Indian and it’s like they’re all working from some massive call centre. They won't delete my info when I ask, which is worrying. Anyone knows how I can get them to stop calling me? Would really appreciate some tips.MicrosoftReadingThames Valley ParkRG 1WG9 yearsHad a very similar experience with someone calling themselves "Jordon Black". At first, they claimed to be with Windows, but when I pointed out Windows isn’t its own company, they switched to say Microsoft. Then they attempted to shuttle me between different people, insisting it was proof they were legit - honestly, quite funny. They kept pushing me to give my Windows ID details, which of course I refused. Told them I’d ring back later just to get them off the line.Jordon BlackMicrosoft9 yearsSo, I got a call from someone named Isaac Wilson and another bloke, Peter Watson. Both of them sounded like they had thick Asian accents which was a bit odd. They claimed to be from Microsoft, though it felt like they've just hired anyone off the street. They told me Windows had been compromised and needed to cancel the software - not sure if they meant mine specifically or just in general. The way they spoke was quite pushy and definitely not what you'd expect from someone doing customer support. Honestly, they should feel embarrassed about how they handled it.Isaac WilsonPeter WatsonMicrosoft9 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent, who went by the name Jordan Black, reckoned he was from Microsoft and claimed there was something wrong with my Windows. He was proper sharp at pulling off a scam. I played along for a bit, and the more I did, the angrier he became. Eventually, he contradicted himself, saying it was now a problem with my internet provider. When I asked, nice and steady, which ISP he meant, he got really wound up and lost his cool altogether.Jordan BlackMicrosoft9 yearsJust like others have mentioned, I got a call from someone with a strong Asian accent claiming his name was ISAAC OLSEN, employee number ME0058WSS, on extension 87, using the number 02031295025. He insisted my Windows 10 computer was hacked and tried to convince me he was there to fix it. He started getting quite aggressive and wouldn’t stop talking. When I said I didn’t trust him and asked for proof he worked for Microsoft, he recited the same info I've shared here. I looked up the number with a number tracking service and it showed up as a local Bradford call. Honestly, don’t waste your time with this - just tell him to stop bothering people.ISAAC OLSENMicrosoftBradford9 yearsGot a call today from some rude scammers, sounded like they were from India. They actually told me to chill out! Honestly, who’s gonna put a stop to these dodgy callers? Like I’d ever just switch on my computer for them to hack into and “fix” stuff! Absolutely ridiculous.India9 yearsSome bloke called Jordan Black rang me, claiming he was from Microsoft. After having a quick look, I realised it was definitely a con. He kept telling me to switch my computer on so he could fix it, but it was clear he just wanted control over it. Don't fall for it!Jordan BlackMicrosoft9 yearsMy 91 year old mother in law has been getting about 4 or 5 calls every day from this same number. They keep telling her she needs to receive £300 into her bank account and just ask for her bank details. Luckily, she just hangs up on them. It’s crazy how relentless these people are. I got calls from the same number three times in one day. Each time it was a person with an Asian accent saying they were from “Microsoft.” I told them no they weren’t, and she insisted she was. When I asked where she was calling from, she said Reading. I asked if that was Reading in India, and then she just hung up. Clearly scammers working out of some busy call centre.MicrosoftReadingIndia9 yearsToday, this number rang me more than 20 times, with someone saying they were Jennifer from Microsoft. The amount of insistence is crazy! Made me think about how much trouble older or more vulnerable people might get into with calls like this.JenniferMicrosoft9 yearsSome bloke called himself D. Avid, gave an employee ID MU12954, and said he was from Microsoft Support. He claimed there was suspicious activity coming from our computer and wanted to verify our license number. He offered to sort out the issue, but we weren’t having any of it and ended the call. We reported the whole thing to the Police Cyber Crimes Division. After that, he rang a couple more times, getting annoyed because we wouldn’t play along. Told him straight we’d reported him, then hung up. Thankfully, no more calls after that.D. AvidMicrosoftPolice Cyber Crimes Division9 yearsGot a call from 01424485475 where the bloke claimed he was with Microsoft, saying my PC was compromised. When I grew suspicious and asked questions, he threw me this number. Pretty sure his plan was to actually hack into my computer!Microsoft9 yearsThey went on and on with some made up computer troubles. I kept the chat going way longer than they probably expected. Honestly, it was quite entertaining. Definitely had no plans to let them get any access at all.9 yearsThese folks rang me up, and after having a bit of a laugh about my nice curtains, I decided to mess with them a bit more. Eventually, I ended up chatting with their supposed head engineer, who I reckon was just a con artist. He kept asking me to press ctrl, the windows key and other buttons, which I guessed was some trick to hack into my computer. After a while, I got fed up and told them to jog on. I've had calls like these before, usually from the same lot, and since they’re always Asian, they get treated the same way from me. It actually feels pretty good wasting their time and hopefully stopping them from bothering anyone else.10 yearsGot a call from a lady with a really strong Asian accent, claimed her name was Jenny but sounded dodgy to me. She mentioned she was from Middlesex and started telling me my computer had issues. Said she could help me fix it if I just turned it on and did what she said. Total nonsense if you ask me. Best thing is to keep them chatting for a bit but never let anyone get into your computer, no matter what they say.JennyMiddlesex10 yearsI got a random call from a guy who said he was Jordon, claiming to be from some Microsoft department in Middles, or something like that. He had a really strong Asian accent and wasn’t showing his number. When I asked him to give me the number, he just said he’d call back later. I told him to wait and talk to my son then.JordonMicrosoftMiddles10 yearsThis morning I received a call from someone claiming to be Jordan Black from BT’s Help and Support team. He was trying to tell me our network had been compromised by hackers and started asking how many computers we have in the house, who uses them, stuff like that. When I didn’t want to give him any details, he got a bit stroppy. At first, he sounded quite convincing, which made me second-guess whether it was a scam or not. But I know BT never ring you out of the blue - only if you’ve reported a problem - and definitely not as early as 7:30 am. He even said he’d sent us an email about the issue, but we never received anything. Total scam, no question about it.Jordan BlackBTHelp and Support Department10 yearsToday, I got a phone call from someone claiming to be Jenny Williams, speaking in a thick Indian accent. She said she was from some kind of Windows tech support, but when I asked her which company exactly, she just kept saying "Windows" over and over. She told me they were located on Bentink Road in West Drayton, Middlesex. Then she tried to read out what she said was my Windows licence number, but it was way too long and didn't look anything like a real licence code. It definitely wasn’t mine. I’m convinced this was a scam attempting to trick me into giving away personal info.Jenny WIlliamsBentink RoadWest DraytonMiddlesex10 yearsThis company called me and when I explained that the computer they were talking about actually belongs to my aunt who lives nearly 90 miles away and hasn’t been used for more than a year, the guy, Michel or something, insisted I needed to fetch it straight away. He said I was supposed to call him back so he could then get into my laptop. When I told him I wasn’t willing to dash off to my aunt’s place - remember, it’s quite far away - to get a laptop I haven’t had for ages, he got really annoyed, almost irate, which I found quite off-putting.Michel10 yearsJust got a call from someone named Jordan Black speaking with an Indian accent saying he was from BT, telling me my computer was hacked. He kept on pushing it really hard. When I asked him for a phone number to check if he was legit, he gave me this number. Total scam, be careful!Jordan BlackBT10 yearsThis morning, I got three calls from someone named Michael. It was a bit hard to catch what he was saying because of his thick accent, which sounded Asian. He claimed my computer had been hacked and told me to go to [#]validator.w3[###] to check it out. He then asked me to put in more details, but I said no. He even warned me that my computer would get locked and I’d never be able to use it again!Michael10 yearsThis morning, I got three calls from someone named Michael. His accent was quite thick and a bit hard to catch, sounded kind of Asian. He was saying my computer was under attack and kept telling me to go to www.validator.w3.org to check it out. After that, he asked for some personal details but I didn't give in. He kept threatening that my computer would get completely blocked and I wouldn't be able to use it ever again!Michaelw310 yearsOn Wednesday 8th February 2017, I got four calls off this same number. They said they were from Microsoft and claimed there was a problem with my computer. No matter how many times I told them I wasn’t interested, they just wouldn't stop pestering me. Does anyone know a way to block these annoying calls?Microsoft10 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be "Jordan Black" from BT, said he was from the "Middlesex" division or something. He asked if I would let him take over my PC to stop hackers. Yeah, no thanks mate!Jordan BlackBTMiddlesex10 yearsSome bloke with an Indian accent called me, said his name was Michael and claimed my computer was hacked. He offered to fix it but I was in the middle of something so I ended the call quickly. Then, he rang me back right away and kept pushing me to let him help. I told him to ring tomorrow instead and asked where he was based. He said Thames Valley, Microsoft Park in Reading. Sounded convincing enough. I looked up the number straight away and found a warning about it. At least now I know - cheers for that.MichaelThames ValleyMicrosoft ParkReading10 yearsGot a call from a fella claiming to be from BT. Knew my full name and where I live. He said my account was being hacked and gave the name Jordan along with that phone number. I told him I’d ring back after checking with my son, who’s good with tech stuff. Needless to say, I’m not going to call him back at all.BTJordan10 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from BT, calling himself Dave Dickenson but he had a really strong Asian accent. It felt off, especially after seeing someone else mention a Microsoft caller. Seemed dodgy to me, so I flagged it as risky.BTDave DickensonMicrosoft10 yearsI got a call from a bloke claiming to be with Microsoft. He said his name was "Ron", but the accent sounded really hard to understand and it seemed like a dodgy attempt at an English name. He mentioned my computer ID and even gave an address in West Drayton. Not sure if it was a scam exactly, but it feels off since I’ve never had Microsoft ring me randomly like that before. I decided against calling back just to be safe.MicrosoftRonWest Drayton10 yearsI got a phone call today from this number. The guy said he was with Windows support and sounded pretty believable. He introduced himself as Bitak, said he was based in London but had an Indian accent. Then he handed me over to some techie named Peter Wilson, who also sounded Indian. When I said no to downloading the programme he wanted to install to "fix" supposed issues on my PC, he got really annoyed and started threatening me, saying he'd block and wreck my computer permanently if I didn’t comply.BitakLondonPeter Wilson10 yearsI contacted Talktalk about this and turns out it’s a scam, so don’t share any personal info with them!TalkTalk10 yearsThey introduce themselves as VAP, a company claiming to assist with your computer troubles. It's noticeable that all the callers appear to have accents typical of the Indian subcontinent. They assure you that they'll put an end to other websites accessing your files and whatnot.10 yearsGot a call from what sounded like India, saying my Windows computer was infected with a virus. They left me a number to ring back and when I did, someone picked up after a few tries. I hung up as soon as I mentioned I’d be reporting them for scam calls.India10 yearsGot a call from someone who said he was Michael from London, but his Indian accent was a bit shaky. He was asking me to urgently give him access to a computer that he said was broken.MichaelLondonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3129 5025)
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