02031421191
TimeLine☎️ 02031421191 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Six Degrees Technology Group Limited. It is part of the phone block 203142 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442031421191+44 20 3142 1191020 3142 1191+44-20-3142-1191
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02031421191
- Missed call from unknown numberApr
2021Ignoring unknown numbers, now blockedApr
2021Fraudulent call from fake MicrosoftApr
2021Microsoft scam call; blocked numberApr
2021User rejected dishonest computer assistanceApr
2021Unnecessary call from tech supportApr
2021Warning about online support scamApr
2021Inquiring about computer window maintenanceApr
2021Unsolicited Microsoft support call; persistent behaviorApr
2021Received suspicious call, declined offerApr
2021Warning about scammers and fraudApr
2021Bad experience with untrustworthy scammersApr
2021Deceptive Indian scammer pushing MicrosoftApr
2021Difficult to understand strong accentApr
2021Potential scam from fake MicrosoftApr
2021Amazon impersonation scam, harassing behaviorMar
2021Fraudulent phone call impersonating AmazonMar
2021Call from scammer claiming MicrosoftMar
2021Call from scammers impersonating MicrosoftMar
2021Suspicious online support service mentionedMar
2021Scam call situation with persistenceMar
2021Beware of fake tech supportMar
2021Reported scam call to authoritiesMar
2021Suspect call from fake supportMar
2021Warning of Microsoft scam remote accessMar
2021Suspicious call from "Mark."Mar
2021Scammer needs support from internetMar
2021Caller hung up, suspected scamMar
2021Claimed online support, Microsoft problemMar
2021Encountered suspected scam call, potentially dangerousMar
2021Impersonation call, frustration, ended abruptlyMar
2021Suspicious automated call likely spamMar
2021Ignoring fake tech support scamMar
2021Received a silent call, disconnectedMar
2021Number Of Searches: 122 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 23 March 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dippenhall(Surrey) and Llangua(Monmouthshire).
02031421191 has 32 comments of which 12 x neutral and 20 x negative
02031421191 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02031421191 👆 is reported as a nuisance scam number targeting UK residents with calls falsely claiming to be from Microsoft or related online support services. Callers use various accents, often Indian or East European, and attempt to convince recipients of computer problems or fraudulent activity to gain remote access or financial details. Many report aggressive, persistent behaviour including multiple calls, refusal to provide clear information, and in some cases abusive language. The calls frequently involve scripted conversations and warnings about computer viruses or errors, despite recipients not owning or using computers. Numerous users advise not engaging, blocking the number, and reporting to authorities, as it is widely recognised as an attempted scam aimed at exploiting vulnerable individuals. Exercise caution and do not share personal or banking information.
Reports on phone number 02031421191
5 yearsDidn’t pick up when I got a call from a number I didn’t recognise.5 yearsI usually don’t pick up calls from numbers I don’t know, had a look here though, and they’re blocked now.5 yearsWatch out, got a call on my landline and then again on my mobile from someone with an Indian accent who actually used my name. Said they were from Microsoft and it was Easter Saturday or something, warning me about some fraud happening on my computer. They asked to connect to my device to fix the issue. Told them to jog on straight away, and one of them unleashed the worst swearing I’ve ever heard once they realised they’d been rumbled.Microsoft5 yearsI received a rather peculiar call from a woman who claimed to be representing Microsoft. She was prattling on about numerous errors supposedly emanating from my computer, which struck me as quite odd since I haven't switched it on in ages. When I asked her how it was possible for there to be issues if the device was off, she insisted they could still receive reports. I quickly realised it was nothing more than a ruse, likely followed by some offer for dubious services to "fix" the non-existent problems. I firmly told her I was aware of her little scam and promptly hung up. However, to my astonishment, when I picked the receiver back up moments later, there she was, still yammering away. I repeated my request for her to vanish, which thankfully she finally did. I promptly blocked her number.Microsoft5 yearsGot a call from a guy who spoke with a really thick foreign accent, trying to talk about fixing our computer - problem is, our computer works just fine.5 yearsSome bloke told me my computer had loads of problems, so I just told him to go jump.5 yearsGot this call from someone claiming to be online tech support. Sounded like a total computer scam to me. They tried to convince me to give them remote access, but I didn’t fall for it. Stay careful out there, folks!5 yearsClaimed she was ringing up about the upkeep of the windows on some sort of computer or laptop device.5 yearsIt started off with weird clicking noises and some strange whirring sounds. Next, this bloke with a dodgy accent, sounded like he was from somewhere in South Asia, was on the line. I tried to give them my card and bank info right away, but they wouldn’t take it. Afterwards, they acted like they weren’t doing anything wrong, insisting they weren’t scammers. Then, without another word, they just cut me off. Total scam attempt.5 yearsThe caller had a really thick Asian accent, couldn’t catch a single word they were saying. No idea who they were supposed to be or what they wanted.5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be part of the Computer Security Department and I just told them I wasn’t interested right away.Computer Security Division5 yearsSome bloke said he was with a firm that fixes Microsoft issues. He kept going on about how legit he was at sorting problems. When I refused to listen to his spiel, he tried to talk over me. I told him straight up I wasn’t going to say another word, and he could keep chatting if he liked since at least he wasn’t annoying anyone else while talking to me. The call dragged on for a bit over 5 minutes, then when I ignored a question, he just hung up on me. About 5 minutes later, the same number called again. I just let my voicemail answer it and no one left a message. Bloody idiots.5 yearsGot a call from someone who spoke really poor English, sounded Indian. He kept going on about Microsoft updates. Pretty sure the aim was to get me to install something so they could check my updates or, more probably, hack into my PC. Definitely not interested. Tried to mess with him a bit, but he was just reading from a script or something. No way I’m falling for that.IndiaMicrosoft5 yearsLoads of folks just out to grab cash from people who don't suspect a thing. Best steer clear and not get tangled up with them.5 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft, warning me about loads of viruses on my computer. Bit weird though, they couldn’t actually say anything specific about my PC or me personally. Definitely sounds like a scam to me.Microsoft5 yearsI got a call from a lady claiming she was from Microsoft. She rattled off some long code and told me to search for it on my pc. The number she called from was 02031421191. Felt off to me.Microsoft5 yearsSome woman rang and said she was with Amazon, claiming she had my email, which freaked me out a bit. She said someone had used my email to make a dodgy purchase on their site - don’t really get how that's possible! I ended the call, but they tried ringing again, so I’m just going to block the number now!Amazon5 yearsKept callin sayin they were from amazon, really annoying!Amazon5 yearsSomeone claiming to be from Microsoft Online Security kept ringing me up, about 4 times in total. I gave them a piece of my mind, saying I was already chatting with Microsoft support online who said it’s all a scam. Despite that, they kept dialling me back. Told them straight if they bother me again, I’ll be getting the police involved!Microsoft5 yearsAs soon as I heard the answerphone pick up, the caller just hung up straight away. I’ve already reported the number to the BT scam helpline.BT5 yearsdodgy call! some bloke named ‘mark’ with an indian accent ringin me up, bit suspicious if you ask me.Mark5 yearsSomeone phoned me claiming to be from online support, but never once said it was Microsoft. When the call rang back, the number changed and trying to ring it again just got cut off straight away. The voice wasn’t English, quite tricky to understand and very vague about details. They said they were calling from somewhere on York Street in London, W1. I tried for a good while to get more clear info but gave up and hung up. Definitely seemed dodgy to me.MicrosoftYork StreetLondon5 yearsOnline Support Ltd is such a scam, totally obvious!Online Support Ltd.5 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft and told me my computer had a virus. They asked if I could let them access my computer remotely to fix it. Yeah, sounded like a total scam to me.Microsoft5 yearsi picked up and the call from 0203 just ended straight away, seems like some kind of scam to me.5 yearsHonestly, I think the con artist should probably get some help online instead.5 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were Microsoft support, said there was an issue with my PC but then they just dropped the call. Felt fishy right from start.Microsoft5 yearsCalled me back with one of those automatic dialers, but there was noone there when I answered. Pretty sure it’s just some spam trying to waste my time!5 yearsI got a call from someone with a strong foreign accent claiming to be from online support. When I asked them what company they represented, they just kept saying, rather irritably, that they were calling from online support. So, I told them to go find something better to do and then ended the call.5 yearsGot a call from someone speaking with an Eastern European accent, said they were from some kind of online support but didn’t say which. I told him it was disgusting how he tries to trick people who might be vulnerable and then just hung up on him. Definitely a scammer trying to get your bank info or something, so I’m marking this number as risky.5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming my computer was sending out error alerts. I pretended to go along with it for a little while until they asked what was on my screen. I told them I hadn’t even switched my PC on and asked nicely not to be phoned again, then hung up (this was on my landline, not a mobile). Next thing, they rang back asking if I’d just put the phone down because the call dropped. I told them I wasn’t interested and, since people keep warning about these scams, I told them to send me an email with details if there really was a problem and to stop calling.5 yearsNo one said a word, then they just dropped the call.Submit Your Own Report (020 3142 1191)
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