0203152665
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0203152665
- Scam call, African accent, malwareNov
2016Scam call from Microsoft impersonatorsNov
2016Received a suspicious phone callNov
2016Scam call about Windows supportNov
2016Received scam call, reported numberNov
2016Fraudulent tech support phone callNov
2016Windows scam call, entertaining outcomeNov
2016Caller hung up after inquiryOct
2016Warning about potential phone scamsOct
2016Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftOct
2016Harassment calls, playful retaliation involvedOct
2016Missed call from unknown numberOct
2016Unexpected chat with tech scammerOct
2016Be cautious of fake callsOct
2016Scam call, be cautiousOct
2016Same caller, different scam attemptOct
2016Bogus Microsoft scammers called meOct
2016Persistent scam calls, alarming experienceOct
2016Scam call posing as MicrosoftOct
2016Unknown number, suspected scam, didn't answerOct
2016Disruptive, obnoxious caller inaudible languageOct
2016Harassment calls, potential scam behaviorOct
2016Reported scam call from "Sam"Oct
2016Fraudulent call about computer hackingOct
2016Scam call from fake Windows representativeOct
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftOct
2016Received suspicious international calls, spamOct
2016Avoided unwanted call, blocked numberOct
2016Rude scam caller from MicrosoftOct
2016Blocked call from BT GuardianOct
2016Scammers pranked after calling granOct
2016Warning against Microsoft phone scamOct
2016Beware of Microsoft phone scamOct
2016Receiving frequent scam phone callsOct
2016Fraudulent call center Operations concernsOct
2016Missed call intercepted by BTOct
2016Caller pretends to be MicrosoftOct
2016Received threatening call, eerie messageOct
2016Suspicious Microsoft call, hung upOct
2016Microsoft virus call - scam alertOct
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftOct
2016Scammer posing as Microsoft agentOct
2016Rude caller, refused to listenOct
2016Recognized scam, confronted and hung upOct
2016Windows scammer demands access to computerOct
2016Potential scam call from RyanOct
2016Scammer posing as Microsoft employeeOct
2016Scammer repeatedly calls, ignoredOct
2016Misleading phone tech support scam stoppedOct
2016Warning about potential scam callsOct
2016Phone scam, reported to authoritiesOct
2016Call from tech support scamOct
2016Abusive scam call reported to policeOct
2016Microsoft scam call, laughable situationOct
2016False Microsoft technical support callOct
2016Reporting scam numbers to OFCOMOct
2016False Microsoft call, only have AppleOct
2016Scam calls, report to policeOct
2016Suspicious phone call from scamOct
2016Received scam call from "Microsoft"Sep
2016Annoying and persistent despite requestsSep
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftSep
2016Played along with Windows scamSep
2016Suspicious Microsoft call, hung upSep
2016Confusing call from persistent telemarketerSep
2016Reported as possible scammerSep
2016Received call from potential scammer, unharmedSep
2016Playing along with scammer, disconnectedSep
2016Woman discusses computer Windows systemSep
2016Unprofessional interaction with tech supportSep
2016Missed call, no message, frustratedSep
2016Caller disconnected after Linux mentionSep
2016Scammer posing as Microsoft supportSep
2016Received unwanted telemarketing call, frustratedSep
2016Warning: tech support phone scamSep
2016Untrue tech support scam attemptsSep
2016Suspicious call, computer access attemptedSep
2016Scam call from fake tech supportSep
2016Received faint call with accentSep
2016Polite exchange with telemarketerSep
2016Received phishing call, confusing detailsSep
2016Work phone scam, colleagues warySep
2016Caller should be traced, stoppedSep
2016Annoying scam call, won't stopSep
2016Received scam call, annoying responseSep
2016Scam call from fake technicianSep
2016Persistent callers despite knowing fakeSep
2016Warning about potential scam callSep
2016Received scam call about computerSep
2016Prank call gone hilariously wrongSep
2016Scam call by fake MicrosoftSep
2016Received call from unidentifiable number, blockedSep
2016Mysterious calls from unknown numberSep
2016Warning of fake Microsoft callSep
2016Windows technical department scam call, rudeSep
2016Interacted with tech support scamSep
2016Providing phone number for assistanceSep
2016Received scam call, hung upSep
2016Beware of TeamViewer installation scamsSep
2016Possible phishing call from technicianSep
2016Scam call, aggressive response receivedSep
2016Warning about fraudulent phone scamSep
2016Duplicates previous comment, disregard itSep
2016Received suspicious call from 0203 152 665, likely scamSep
2016Suspicious call from alleged "Windows" representativeSep
2016Scam call from abusive callerSep
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftSep
2016Scam caller pretending to be MicrosoftSep
2016Caller suspected to be a scammerSep
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftSep
2016Received silent call, no messageSep
2016Number Of Searches: 538 Number Of Comments: 106 First Seen: 19 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aston-By-Stone(Staffordshire) and Sand Side(Dumfries and Galloway).
0203152665 has 106 comments of which 60 x negative and 46 x neutral
0203152665 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0203152665 👆 is reported as a persistent scam exploiting the guise of Microsoft technical support, typically involving callers with Asian accents who claim there are virus or error issues on victims' computers. They aim to gain remote access or personal information by instructing recipients to perform suspicious actions, such as installing software or viewing error logs. Numerous targets, including vulnerable individuals and workplaces, have resisted these calls, often facing rude or abusive behaviour when challenging the fraudsters. The calls are unsolicited, sometimes frequent and follow a similar script. Official Microsoft never initiates such contact, and it is strongly advised to hang up immediately, avoid sharing any personal details, and report numbers to relevant authorities. Users warn strongly against engaging or calling back.
Reports on phone number 0203152665
10 yearsI just got a dodgy call from a man with an African accent claiming my Microsoft stuff was infected with malware, then he started telling me to mess about with my PC. I quickly hung up. The number was 0203152665. Heard that a couple of my workmates had the same thing happen to them yesterday too.Microsoft10 yearsI’ve just had a run-in with a rather persistent phone number! They rang me up and followed a script identical to what others have reported. Honestly, it took me a mere fifteen seconds to realise it was a con. I feigned confusion about their blabber - which, let's face it, was entirely justified since their claims about my computer were utterly ludicrous. Then, the woman switched me over to her 'supervisor', who became quite flustered when I pointed out his nonsense. Well, I promptly ended the call. Remember, Microsoft NEVER reaches out to you; it’s always the other way around. So, if someone rings you up claiming to be from Microsoft, don’t hesitate to hang up!Microsoft NEVERMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady early morning on this number. She was yabbering about Windows Tech Centre in broken English. I told her she’d just woken me up and to stop calling me for good. Total 'Windows' SCAM if you ask me!Windows Tech Centre10 yearsI was jolted from my slumber by a call from this number, and it turned out to be an Asian lady rambling on about some Windows Tech Centre in a rather broken English. I promptly let her know that she had disturbed my rest and requested that she refrain from calling me in the future. Clearly, it was just another one of those dodgy 'Windows' scams!10 yearsA lady speaking with an Asian accent called to say there was some issue with my computer. I told her everything was fine and then ended the call.10 yearsI received a similar call at my mum’s place. At 96 years old, she hasn’t had a computer linked there for over a decade and a half! I set the chap straight when he called. Then today, I had another one, this time from a lady with an accent. I quizzed her on which version of Windows was supposedly on my non-existent computer. Her speech quickened to such a pace that she soon became utterly tongue-tied and ended up hanging up on me. Oh, what a joy!10 yearsTotally agree, this is one of those Windows scams. I told them I didn't own a PC, then the lady with a strong Asian accent and pretty bad English asked if maybe someone else in the house had one registered here. I just played dumb and dragged it out, but either she caught on or just gave up on me and hung up. Worked out great, they haven't bothered calling again. You'd think someone would be able to shut these scams down fast. Dunno why they let it keep going.10 yearsAs mentioned previously, I inquired about the location of his office, and he told me it was in Los Angeles, California. Curious about the time in L.A., I asked him, but he abruptly ended the call. Considering the time difference, it would have been only 7:33 in the morning! Those early birds, I suppose!Los AngelesCaliforniaL. A.10 yearsThey rang me too. Just like everyone's saying, it's the exact same story. I’ve got an elderly relative who almost gave them his bank details, so honestly, it feels really risky to me.10 yearsGot a call from a bloke saying he was from Microsoft, telling me there was a virus on my PC. The guy had an Asian accent and struggled with his English quite a bit. You could hear loads of noise in the background, like a busy call centre or something. He said he was calling from 58 Mutton Lane in Potters Bar.MicrosoftMutton LanePotters Bar10 yearsGot a missed call from this number and rang back straight away. Should have looked it up here beforehand. Didn’t get an answer but now I’m scared ringing them might end up super expensive. Does anyone know for sure?10 yearsI’m also situated in Edinburgh, so it seems like they’re making the rounds, eh? She rang me again at 3 this afternoon, just like she did the day prior. So, I decided to blow a whistle down the line, and she promptly hung up. To my surprise, she dialled back just 30 seconds later, and I couldn’t resist giving her a little serenade. Her response? “Go f*** yourself, you numpty!” - and then she disconnected. Honestly, I thought my vocal talents weren't half bad! 😉Edinburgh10 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent saying my Windows PC was full of viruses. I said I actually use a laptop with Ubuntu Linux, not Windows. He said he wasn’t aware of that system but kept on going about my imaginary Windows issues. Then I told him I was looking at his computer and it needed fixing, and maybe I should fly over to India to sort it out for him. He got really mad and just hung up. Honestly, made my day!India10 yearsToday has been a right carry-on, with these so-called professionals ringing us ten times in the span of just one hour! An individual, presumably of Indian descent, insists she's from Microsoft, yet her grasp of English leans more towards the bewildering end of the spectrum. Despite this, she's relentless, redialling the moment you dare to hang up. She openly declared that she won't relent until you comply with her request, which involves logging into your computer to supposedly verify the authenticity of a computer licence she’s conjured up. The moment I decided to blast a whistle down the phone, miraculously, her calls diminished and eventually all but ceased - she was the one hanging up! It's incredible how determined and downright rude some people can be. My heart goes out to those who might fall for such tricks - it’s a complete shambles!Microsoft10 yearsGot another call from a bloke with an asian accent, going on about some MS thing and a computer virus. Didn’t take long to realise it was a scam, so I just hung up when I got fed up of his rubbish. Apparently he wanted me to type in “eventvwr” to check some error stuff or something.10 yearsReceived a call at my workplace in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was yet another bunch of phoney Microsoft con artists.EdinburghScotlandMicrosoft10 yearsReceived a call today from an Asian gentleman claiming to be from 'Windows'. His voice was eerily reminiscent of a recent caller who pretended to be from BT, claiming there were issues with my computer. I thought it was rather amusing, so I put him on speaker and let him hear my baby wailing in the background for a bit. Fingers crossed he takes the hint and thinks twice before calling back!BT10 yearsGot a dodgy call claiming to be from Microsoft Windows, saying my PC was infected with a virus. I found it kinda funny since I use a Mac, but if I’d done what they told me, it probably would have ended up costing me a fortune. When I called them out on it being a scam, the person on the other end got really rude and aggressive.Microsoft10 yearsDidn’t know the number so I ignored it - had a look at the reviews and seems like it’s a scam.10 yearsI've received numerous calls from this particular number, and every time they just hang up! However, on one occasion, I actually had a chat with a man of Asian descent, during which I queried why he presumed I would be foolish enough to grant him access to my computer. He abruptly ended the call but not before ringing me back to hurl a stream of insults, calling me scum, a devil, and a filthy b***h! I've attempted to return the call but it seems impossible to get through. This number really ought to be shut down, as there are plenty of folks out there who might fall prey to their scams and aren't as savvy as I am!10 yearsThis bloke kept talking in what seemed like some Indian language, repeating himself loads and chuckling all the time. Proper annoying and out of order, especially since they were ringing a work line.10 yearsJust like others have mentioned, it was an Asian man from a chaotic call centre claiming to be from Microsoft saying there was an issue. He was quite pushy and really impolite, kept at it nonstop. I've already reported the call to the ICO.MicrosoftInformation CommissionerOffice10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an asian accent, background was super loud like a call centre. She said she was from windows and there was an issue with my computer. Pretty sure it was a scam, so I just ended the call.10 years22/10/2016 A WOMAN WITH AN ASIAN ACCENT RANG ME UP SAYING MY PC WAS COMPROMISED, ASKED ME TO LOG ON SO SHE COULD FIX IT. I SAID NO AND ENDED THE CALL. SHE CONTINUED TO RING ME BACK. CLEARLY JUST A SCAM.10 years16/10/21 - My phone showed the caller as ‘international’ so I figured it’d be dodgy, but I was curious who they were pretending to be today, so I picked up. An Asian-sounding woman with loads of background noise claimed she was from Microsoft Windows, so I quickly said, “No thanks, not interested, please leave me alone!” and hung up straight away. Got a few similar ‘international’ calls lately, clearly trying new tricks as I’ve deleted plenty of phishing emails before.10 yearsGood thing I ignored their call earlier. They've just gone straight onto my blocked list.10 yearsReceived a call this afternoon around 2 o'clock from someone purporting to be from Microsoft. At first, I played along. However, things took a turn when they mentioned a peculiar one-off payment of £10 and insisted I log into my bank account, as they only accepted payments through that method-not credit cards or cheques. They even threatened that I’d be locked out of my computer if I didn’t comply! That was my cue to cut the call and shut everything down. Shortly thereafter, they rang me again, inquiring about the 'issues' I was facing. Quite the dodgy business, I must say!Microsoft10 yearsReceived a rather dubious call from an Asian individual purporting to represent Microsoft based out of California. This person was quite clearly not well-versed in tech matters and displayed a rather discourteous demeanour. I’d strongly advise against engaging in any dialogue with such callers. Interestingly, they refrained from inquiring about any so-called compensation related to an accident I have yet to experience!MicrosoftCalifornia10 yearsTried to ring but BT Guardian stopped the call, so it didnt connect.BT Guardian10 yearsWe had quite the laugh with those Indian/Pakistani scammers who rang our grandmother. #Don’t Mess with Hack3rs!10 yearsI received a call from a gentleman of Asian descent who claimed to be representing Microsoft. It was clear as day that it was a scam. My advice? Just disconnect the call and steer clear of such tricksters!Microsoft10 yearsSCAM alert - someone called claiming to be from Microsoft saying my computer had a virus. They wouldn’t tell me their name but gave me some long number, claiming it was a unique ID. Turns out that number isn’t unique at all and appears on loads of devices. Don’t bother answering or speaking to anyone from this number!FRAUDMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call at 0902 from 02031988979 (reported) and then another one from the same number at 0916. Proper fed up with these scamming lot. I’m on the TPS list, but it clearly does nothing. I get at least a couple of these every week, and my number is ex-directory as well.Telephone Preference Service10 yearsThis bloke was also Asian and gave the name Roger Smith, which honestly made me chuckle. Same old tale about Microsoft and some issue with my computer or summat. I just ended the call.Roger SmithMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call from this number today. BT blocked it, so it never rang through.BT10 yearsGot a call earlier today about some error messages on my Windows PC. I asked her to clarify which error she meant and after ages she went "ehm, the one you use the most?". Seriously, how do these overseas call centres still get away with it? How many complaints does it take before they get shut down? I find it a bit funny when they ring but it’s a shame loads of older or more vulnerable folks actually fall for it :-(10 yearsGot a call from 0230152665 just now. There was a brief pause, then a woman’s voice hissed, “you’re gonna die.” Really strange stuff.10 yearsReceived a call earlier today regarding problems with my Microsoft licence and my server. The chap on the line then mentioned he would connect me to his supervisor, but funnily enough, the “supervisor” spoke in the exact same tone and accent! He asked if I could sit by my computer, and that’s when I decided to cut the conversation short and hang up.Microsoft10 yearsJust received a call from this number, some bloke claimed to be from Microsoft saying my computer was infected with a virus - total scam!!!Microsoft10 yearsI received a call this morning at 9 o'clock from a foreign woman who had the audacity to insult me, calling me all sorts. When I requested her to take my number off her list, she flatly refused and insisted that I should listen to her instead! Absolutely outrageous behaviour! I'm absolutely livid!10 yearsI received a rather suspicious phone call today from someone claiming to be Ryan, supposedly representing Microsoft. He mentioned that there was an issue with my Windows software. When I pressed him for the name of the person he wanted to reach, he couldn’t provide that. He then urged me to power up my computer, which I had no intention of doing. When I asked for his contact information, he refused to share anything and wouldn’t remove my number from his list either. I mentioned that I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but it seemed that didn’t phase him at all. Quite the dodgy encounter!RyanMicrosoftTelephone Preference Service10 yearsI got a call from some guy named Ryan claiming to be from Microsoft, saying there was an issue with my Windows software. He wouldn’t say who he wanted to talk to exactly, kept pushing me to turn my computer on. He also wouldn’t share his details or agree to remove my number from whatever list they have. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.RyanMicrosoft10 yearsSomeone with an Asian accent told me his name was Ryan Smith and claimed to be calling from Microsoft Windows, based in Jefferson, Los Angeles, USA.Ryan SmithMicrosoftJeffersonLos AngelesUSA10 yearsTotal con artists! I received a call from someone putting on a dodgy American accent claiming to be from Microsoft. They were attempting to get into my computer.Microsoft10 yearsA bloke with an Asian accent called claiming he was from Windows, said my PC had sent out some error report. I told him I hadn’t even used my computer for a whole week, but he went on about how like half the computers in my “area” were infected with some virus - didn’t say where exactly though! He insisted I had to be sat at my PC right this second, but I said no way. Then he said if I didn’t comply I’d get blacklisted and my computer blocked. I just told him to stop talking rubbish and ended the call. Definitely a scam.10 yearsGot the same as everyone else & had two calls today. Told the bloke I knew it was a scam - he asked why I thought that, so I said "cos I checked this number on here and over a thousand folks said the same" - then he just hung up.10 yearsReceived a call at the crack of dawn, around 8 o'clock. The fella on the line mumbled something about "Microsoft, madam." I quickly figured he was up to no good and told him to jog on. To my surprise, he rang again, attempting his spiel yet again. I warned him that if he dared to hassle me one more time, I’d involve the coppers. I indeed contacted the police, but they informed me that they only step in once there's an actual crime, like losing money or something similar. What a farce!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call this afternoon and they kicked off with "good morning miss" even though it was well past noon, claiming there was a windows issue on my PC. I just hung up but then they phoned back. I told them I'd note their number and hand it over to the police. Never heard from them after that.10 yearsTOTAL SCAM - JUST END THE CALL!10 yearsI received a call from an Asian gentleman with a rather far-fetched name claiming to represent Windows. Honestly, it struck me as so ridiculous that I couldn’t help but chuckle and promptly disconnected the call. I've encountered my fair share of these dodgy calls in the past. Then, to my surprise, he rang again, but I let it go to voicemail. To my disbelief, he left a tirade of crude language and offensive remarks. I've reached out to the local authorities, who are investigating the matter. It’s simply unacceptable for anyone to endure such vitriol in the sanctity of their own home.10 yearsThis guy with an Asian accent rang me about some Microsoft issue, claiming to be from their tech support. I asked for his number but he said they don't get incoming calls and that he was calling from California. I told him I'd need to check with my Dad first (he'd be about 120 if he were still here!). After a bit of back and forth, he seemed all mixed up and ended the call. I used 1471 and managed to grab his number.MicrosoftCaliforniaDad10 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he was from Microsoft Tech Support, I immediately knew it was a con so I told him I’d report him to the cops. He said his name was Barack Obama and that I should show him more respect, which was pretty daft. Found his number by dialling 1471. I’ve reported the number to the ICO and the Fraud Office because it might be linked to cyber crime. Luckily, they haven’t rang me again since.MicrosoftBarack ObamaICOFraud Office10 yearsReceived a call earlier today, yet another dodgy Microsoft scam - what a joke! It's hard to believe they'd ever resort to cold calling about tech issues; they'd go bust in a heartbeat! It's a bit concerning, though, for those who might not be as tech-savvy, especially the older generation who could easily fall for these tricks.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from an Asian bloke saying he was from Microsoft tech support and wanted to talk about my PC. He sounded like he was in some hectic call centre. He kept going on so I just said, "You're not" and ended the call. There's no chance Microsoft would even know my number!Microsoft10 yearsFor anyone using the tps service, did you realise people can still ring you? What I usually do now is report dodgy numbers to ofcom online. It works really well. Just remember, you gotta be registered with tps first to report scams properly.Ofcom10 yearsThey said it was Microsoft, I let them chat for a bit then told them I just use a Mac, the call just dropped off right after.Microsoft10 yearsYesterday, I received a call from this number, but the caller just hung up on me. Then, lo and behold, I got another call today with the exact same spiel. Clearly a scam! The chap on the line insisted that he couldn't email me because my computer was apparently infected to the point of no return. Please spread the word about this and consider alerting the authorities if possible.10 yearsGot a call from this number and, no shock at all, it’s one of those dodgy Windows Microsoft scams.Microsoft10 yearsThis bloke said his name was Harrison and claimed he was from Microsoft, saying my computer was sending error messages. I told him I wasn’t following what he was saying and just hung up. He called me again three times in around five minutes. I finally told him to take my number off their list or I’d report him to the Data Protection people. Seems like that made him back off for now.HarrisonMicrosoft10 yearsI got a call from an Asian bloke named Chris claiming to be from Windows Global Support out in California. He seemed pretty occupied, called me a few times too. I humoured him for a bit, put him on hold a couple of times, and he actually called back both times saying sorry for getting cut off. On the third ring, I asked him to answer some security questions, he agreed. But turns out he didn’t know his mum’s maiden name or what a postcode is, so I told him he’d failed the security check and I couldn’t keep the call going. He never called me again after that.ChrisCalifornia10 yearsThis morning, I received a rather curious call from an Asian gentleman claiming to be from Microsoft (chuckles). He was seeking the individual who owns a Microsoft computer, but oddly enough, he didn’t bother to identify himself. I decided it wasn’t worth my time and simply terminated the call!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from an Asian gentleman claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer had issues. I instantly knew it was a scam. The bloke was really pushy and quite rude. I finally said I worked in fraud investigations and that his call had been tracked, warning him a visit might be coming. That’s when he told me to buzz off and hung up. How are these scammers still allowed to operate? It’s maddening.Microsoft10 yearsProper cheeky and wouldn’t take no for an answer. I’m on the do not call list but this bloke kept blowing my phone up.10 yearsGot a ring today from 0203152665, lovely bloke, sounded Asian, called himself Chris. Hope he’s earning good cash, didn’t fall for any tricks though ha ha. Fingers crossed he calls again soon lol.Chris10 yearsSCAM ALERT SCAM ALERT I PRETENDED TO GO ALONG WITH IT TO FIND OUT HOW THEY'D TRY TO GET INTO MY PC BUT I JUST DISCONNECTED MY WIFI AND KEPT HIM GOING FOR HALF AN HOUR.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady saying something about "your computer and it runs on Windows" - sounded a bit dodgy to me.Asia10 yearsThey tried ringing me but I ignored it, I generally don't pick up anymore. Didn't leave any voicemail either. I've signed up with TPS, so what's the use?Telephone Preference Service10 yearsSome bloke passed me up to his boss when i mentioned ive got 3 pcs and one aint working. (Was takin the mick a bit) then when i called him out, he just goes "Fekaa Yuu" and then asks why im botherin him. Says it’s his lunch break and then reckons i told him to jog on. Proper laugh that chat, i give it 8/8 m8. Don’t buy the nonsense tho. Nobody just calls up and says your pc’s knackered like that.10 yearsGot a call from some bloke called 'Chris' (yeah right) claiming to be from the Windows tech team. Didn’t even let him get a word out, just told him to stop winding me up and to shove off! Do these scammers honestly reckon we’re daft? Properly fed up with these calls, especially since I'm on the TPS list.ChrisTPS10 yearsHe abruptly ended the call as soon as I mentioned that he’d reached a household packed with Linux-loving computer programmers.10 yearsTotal scam alert! Just had another call from a chap with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft technical support. It’s quite obvious that he’s not affiliated with Microsoft at all-just a fraudster attempting to infiltrate my computer. Stay vigilant, folks!Microsoft10 yearsTotal con artist!Fraudster10 yearstotal con artists. They called saying "windows support, need you at your computer" - just ended the call straight away.Windows Technical Department10 yearsI just got a call like that from an Asian guy, super polite, saying there was a problem with my computer - honestly, do they really think people are that daft?10 yearsReceived a call earlier today that lasted about twenty minutes. Initially, everything they said seemed credible enough. However, it dawned on me that their aim was to infiltrate my computer. I promptly hung up. One has to wonder why the authorities haven’t managed to track these individuals down by now!10 yearsGot a call from this number earlier. The caller sounded really quiet, with what seemed like an eastern accent (maybe Chinese?). They kept saying hello like 4 times then just hung up. I’ve blocked the number now.10 yearsSome guy with an Asian accent called, saying there was an issue with my computer. I told him I don’t even own one, but he just kept pushing through his spiel until I just ended the call.10 yearsYesterday morning I got a call from a bloke with an Asian accent, let him talk for a moment then asked if he really thought I was that gullible. Told him to piss off and he actually said cheers and goodbye nicely.10 yearsReceived a rather akin call today-one must ponder, if we possess the number, why isn’t there a system in place to track it down and halt this nonsense? It’s rather disruptive to our daily grind and the hustle and bustle we all engage in.10 yearsHad a call from an 0203 number today, some Asian woman on the line on my work mobile. Two of my mates at work got the same on Friday. We all knew it was dodgy so had a laugh messing with them a bit. Looks like loads of folks at our company are getting this call as well.10 yearsI just got one of these calls too. The info they gave was the same as everyone else’s. Honestly, I could barely make out what they were saying.10 yearsI just received yet another call from an Asian chap claiming to be from the Windows Technical Support team. Apparently, my laptop has been inundating them with error alerts, and he insisted I needed to delete some files to stop it from freezing up. He offered to assist me, of course, by having me download something. I couldn't help but chuckle at the absurdity; I informed him that I actually have an IT department of my own and promptly hung up!Windows Technical Support10 yearsA woman called me claiming to be from Windows Technical Support. I asked her to delete my number from her list, but she just chuckled and said she wouldn't, insisting she'd ring me every single day!10 yearsGot a call from this number this morning too. Like others said, it was some bloke with really poor English and his voice was really faint. He kept telling me my computer was messed up or something. I thought about messing with him to waste his time but he kept calling me ‘Sir’ and that got on my nerves so I ended up swearing at him and hanging up lol. Seriously hope no one gets tricked by this scam. I honestly don’t understand how people can do crap like this to others. :(Sir10 yearsThey certainly don't give up easily! Even after I made it clear that I was aware it was a bogus number and that I was merely toying with them, they carried on chatting for an additional couple of minutes in a bid to convince me. Quite amusing, really!10 yearsTotal scam, no doubt about it. Just end the call and block their number straight away.10 yearsGot a call on Saturday 24th September 16 at about 3.25pm from this number, some woman said she was calling about my computer. I told her straight up I knew it was a scam and hung up. Honestly, how do these lot manage to live with themselves? They'd do well spending some serious time locked up, maybe then they’d stop pestering people like this.10 yearsJust got a call from these lot. Left it on for like ten minutes, playing along. Then they put me through to some “level 5 engineer”. I told him, look, I gotta stop you, this computer isn’t mine. He asked whose it was, and I said honestly, no clue, I just snuck in the back and nicked it when you rang. He lost it, swearing at me and told me to hang up, then the line went dead. Guess I ended up stealing the computer before him anyway lol. Haha!10 yearsJust got a call like this warning our computer was infected, bloke had a strong asian accent. Claimed to be from Microsoft tech support and told us to log in. Got really rude when we said it sounded like a scam.Microsoft10 yearsKeeps ringing nonstop and never leaves any voicemail. Not sure if it’s connected, but this all began right after some dodgy-sounding Asian person called saying they were from Barclays.Barcisys10 yearsGot loads of calls from this number, some Asian guy saying he’s from Microsoft. He kept going on about my laptop sending error alerts and that it’s gonna freeze soon unless I send it off for repairs straight away. He wouldn’t give me any more details or show any proof it’s legit. Watch out, defo a scam!Microsoft10 yearsSorta like the others said. A woman claiming to be from Windows tech support called. The line was awful and she had an Asian accent. She sounded really rude and her English was pretty poor. I told her I suspected it was a scam and just ended the call.10 yearsjust got a call from this number. i could hardly understand him cause he had a really strong asian accent. he was saying something about my computer having issues but i just told him to buzz off. blocked the number on my home phone now.10 yearsGot a call around 3.30pm from an Asian guy claiming to be from the “windows technical dept”. I asked for his number so I could call back and he gave me some nonsense like “125-73-76-78”. I told him that sounded fake, then he put his boss on. The supervisor asked what I thought the call was about, by that time I’d already looked up this website. I told him that since there’s apparently a problem with my windows, he’d soon be trying to get me to download software so he could hack my PC and pinch private info. He ended the call straight away!Windows Technical Department10 yearsI received a phone call from the same number, with someone claiming to be a technician from Microsoft, insisting that there'd been an issue reported. I responded politely, asking him to guide me through the necessary steps. He directed me to fire up Internet Explorer on my computer. I told him to hold on while I did so and placed the phone down on the table for a moment. Upon my return, I discovered they'd hung up!Microsoft10 yearsI recently received a rather dubious call at about half three in the afternoon from a gentleman with an Asian accent claiming to represent the "Windows Technical Department". I inquired about his contact number for any potential follow-up and he provided me with what I can only describe as a nonsensical series-“125-73-76-78”. Naturally, I expressed my disbelief, which led him to transfer me to his supervisor. The supervisor then questioned me about my understanding of the nature of the call (by that point, I had already done some searching online and stumbled upon this site). I informed him that due to an alleged issue with my Windows system, he was likely to attempt to persuade me into downloading some software, enabling him to gain control over my computer and pilfer my personal information. At this point, he swiftly terminated the call!Windows Technical Department10 yearsI received a call from a woman who identified herself as being from Windows. She informed me that there was a serious issue with my computer and requested that I switch it on. I politely declined, and to my surprise, she responded with, "Fine, you can just go to hell then!" Quite the interaction, I must say!10 yearsthey rang me today but no one was home so they just cut off instead of leaving a voicemail. the number was 0203 152 665. ive heard 0203 numbers are sometimes used by scammers so i’m not bothering to call back. from what ive read earlier this number is linked to a scam pretending to be from computer fraud dept, so i’m marking it here as dodgy.10 yearsJust to confirm - this number, 0203152665, is linked to a scam. Today, someone claimed my computer was infected with malware and insisted I turn it on while speaking to them. I kept them chatting for ages but never agreed to log in. I reckon I added a good 8 minutes to their call before they finally gave up. Almost straight away, another person called and repeated the same demand to log in. After refusing for a bit, they warned me my computer would be completely useless if I didn’t comply! Sadly, I have no idea who they really are. Does anyone else know?10 yearsI recently had an unsettling encounter with a chap claiming to be from Microsoft. He was an Asian gentleman insisting that my laptop was in dire trouble and that he could help. It quickly dawned on me that it was merely a ruse attempting to compromise my computer. Definitely dodgy!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (203152665)
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