02032327676
TimeLine☎️ 02032327676 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203232 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032327676
- Annoying silent calls misunderstoodNov
2011Annoying callers, planning to blockNov
2011Frustrated by silent scam callsJul
2011Caller claimed to be Microsoft scamJul
2011Unresponsive calls might be fraudulentJul
2011Indian phishing call during paintingJul
2011Cold caller with hold delayJul
2011Beware of scammers targeting PCsJul
2011Received call details, awaiting responseJun
2011Received automated call, no detailsJun
2011Suspicious automated call receivedJun
2011Scammer impersonating Microsoft supportJun
2011Scam call about infected computerJun
2011Scammer trying to gather informationJun
2011Microsoft needs clearer communication representativesJun
2011Phishing call about computer supportMay
2011Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 16 First Seen: 10 July 2011 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from High Callerton(Northumberland), South Warnborough(Hampshire) and Upper Dovercourt(Essex).
02032327676 has 16 comments of which 15 x neutral and 1 x negative
02032327676 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032327676 👆 is reported as a nuisance scam operation targeting UK residents via silent or automated calls, often claiming to be from Microsoft or related to computer issues. Callers use poor English and pressure individuals about alleged virus infections or technical problems, attempting to gain remote access or personal information. Many recipients report silent hang-ups or robotic farewells after brief hold periods. The calls are clearly fraudulent, with no legitimate service or support involved. Users are advised not to engage, avoid pressing any keys, and block the number to prevent further harassment. This number is part of a wider phishing scam aimed at exploiting computer users, so vigilance and scepticism are recommended.
Reports on phone number 02032327676
10 yearsI’ve just experienced a rather amusing phone call from a woman, claiming to be associated with Microsoft. She insisted that she was reaching out regarding a fault report that had apparently been filed automatically by our computer. We found it hysterical and cheekily asked when it would be convenient for her to be recorded for training and quality assurance. She then claimed our computer was riddled with viruses and exclaimed, "I’m trying to assist you with your computer, can’t you see that?" before abruptly hanging up. What a bunch of chancers!Microsoft10 yearsI just received a call from these folks, and it seems like they might have been experiencing a bit of a holdup on their side (some sort of automated waiting system). We quickly realised it was just a telemarketer. Cheers for the info on this number! I shall wait with bated breath for their return call, haha!11 yearsI just received a call from the number 02032327676, claiming to be inquiring about our computer, particularly regarding the Windows operating system. Unfortunately for them, we’re not exactly novices when it comes to these tactics, so I simply said, "Nice try, I'm well aware of this ruse," before hanging up. We couldn’t decipher the name of the company due to a poor connection, but it was clearly not Dell UK, the place where we bought our PC two years ago. It’s evident this is one of those scamming operations aiming to trick unsuspecting folks into granting remote access to their devices. Just a heads-up for everyone out there!Dell UK11 yearsA chap from India gave us a bell, but honestly, his accent was a bit all over the place. The moment he mentioned Windows and computers, it clicked for us that we were dealing with a phishing scam. It was particularly infuriating since we were mid-ladder, slapping some paint on the walls when that blasted phone rang! So frustrating!India11 yearsI received a call from these folks but unfortunately didn’t manage to speak with them. Cheers for all the information - it’s certainly useful! I’m eagerly anticipating a return call since I’m completely in the dark here! :o))11 yearsI've just received yet another call from this number, claiming to be associated with something related to Windows and computers. The caller was after a former resident, and when I told her he no longer lived here, she insisted on learning about us instead! I definitely wasn’t going to divulge any details - in fact, we told her we didn't even have a computer. Then she had the gall to suggest we ought to consider buying a laptop! Her annoyance was palpable when we refused to share anything, but eventually, she gave up. Total numpty!11 yearsWe've recently had a chap ring us up, claiming to be from Windows (or something along those lines) and insisting that they’d received a notification about our computer being compromised. Apparently, it’s on the verge of crashing in a mere two days! The individual was rather insistent and even started to debate with us about it. It's laughable, really-like we just fell off the turnip truck yesterday! The number he called from was 02032327676.11 yearsIt seems that Microsoft, while communicating in somewhat fractured English, has suggested that they ought to engage more competent speakers who are clearly comprehensible.Microsoft12 yearsIt’s evident that this person is focusing solely on PCs and not at all on Apple Macs. If you happen to own a PC, it’s best to ignore any prompts she might give you to hit specific keys! When we told her we were using a Mac, she abruptly ended the call after suggesting we press the fn and Windows keys. She claimed to be aware of our download issues, which have been quite bothersome, and insisted she was representing 'Microsoft Windows'. So, just be cautious if you're using a PC!Microsoft12 yearsReceived a call at precisely 10:43 AM on 12th July 2011, UK time. All I got was the tail end of a recorded message. Quite peculiar, really!UK12 yearsReceived yet *another* call at precisely 13:34 UK time on the sixteenth of July, 2011. The tail end of an automated message was all that was heard (following closely behind a previous ring from a chap wanting to chat regarding our computer, which we promptly ended).UK12 yearsI've received two calls from this number now, yet not a soul ever replies. It feels as though it's some sort of fax machine rather than a proper phone call. I can’t help but wonder if it’s from the same company that previously contacted us using an Irish number about a scam related to the Irish Lotto. It all seems a bit too coincidental, especially since that other number had just ceased bothering us, and now this one shows up!15 yearsI received a call with no one on the other end that disconnected after about ten seconds. It's getting rather annoying, especially as they're also ringing my mobile number.15 yearsAbsolute sham! These deceitful, conniving individuals just won't leave me be. I'm definitely going to have this number blocked for good.15 yearsThese pesky calls keep coming through on my landline. Every time I pick up, there's nothing but silence for about ten seconds, then a robotic voice chirps, "goodbye." It’s clear as day they’re up to no good - I realised that when I did a bit of digging on the number last week. It’s rather frustrating that they keep cutting off! I was genuinely hoping for a proper chat, haha!15 yearsI recently received a call from a woman with an Indian accent who insisted she was affiliated with Microsoft. She claimed she was calling regarding an alleged fault report generated by my computer. I couldn't help but find it hilarious, so I asked her if she would mind if I recorded the conversation for training and monitoring purposes. She then started saying that my PC was riddled with viruses and exclaimed, "I'm here to help you, can't you see?" before abruptly ending the call. What a load of nonsense! Pure scammers, no doubt!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3232 7676)
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