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02032393351

☎️ 02032393351 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203239 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442032393351+44 20 3239 3351020 3239 3351+44-20-3239-3351

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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032393351

  • Blocked suspicious call from India
    Mar
    2025
  • Scammer posing as Microsoft employee
    Aug
    2019
  • Warning about Microsoft scam call
    Dec
    2018
  • Scam claiming computer was hacked
    Jul
    2018
  • Persistent scam claiming Microsoft affiliation
    Jun
    2018
  • Suspicious calls from "Alvin" suspected
    Jun
    2018
  • Caller became agitated; communication ended
    Jun
    2018
  • Suspected scam phone calls received
    Jun
    2018
  • Microsoft scam call from India
    Feb
    2018
  • Comment describes website as scam
    Jan
    2018
  • Scam involving tech support impersonation
    Dec
    2017
  • Frequent unwanted calls upset the user
    Dec
    2017
  • Scammers pretending to be Microsoft
    Nov
    2017
  • Scam call from fake Microsoft
    Nov
    2017
  • Scam call about laptop hacking
    Nov
    2017
  • Warning about scam, planning retaliation
    Nov
    2017
  • Aggressive scam call, confirmed fraud
    Nov
    2017
  • Scam targeting elderly, aggressive caller
    Nov
    2017
  • Scam call warning from fake Microsoft
    Nov
    2017
  • Handling scam calls with humor
    Nov
    2017
  • Callee claims mistaken problem reporting
    Nov
    2017
  • Received scam call from "Microsoft"
    Nov
    2017
  • Reported rude scam call, requested arrests
    Nov
    2017
  • Suspected scam call from Microsoft
    Oct
    2017
  • Scammed by aggressive fake tech support
    Oct
    2017
  • Planning to prank caller later
    Oct
    2017
  • Threatening phone call scam from "Microsoft"
    Oct
    2017
  • Scam warning for fake numbers
    Oct
    2017
  • Warn of scam phone call 2017
    Oct
    2017
  • Warning about Microsoft helpdesk scam
    Oct
    2017
  • Microsoft scam; caller named Hazel
    Sep
    2017
  • Scam call pretending to be Microsoft
    Sep
    2017
  • Scam caller threatening computer blacklist
    Sep
    2017
  • Caller identified as 01483671734
    Sep
    2017
  • Microsoft scam involving remote control
    Sep
    2017
  • Received fake Microsoft tech support
    Aug
    2017
  • Repeated scam calls from Brian Watson
    Aug
    2017
  • Received prank call from "Steve"
    Aug
    2017
  • Received suspicious call from scammers
    Aug
    2017
  • Scammer pretending to be Microsoft
    Jul
    2017
  • Suspicious call, unclear identity, argumentative
    Jul
    2017
  • Fraudulent call about computer hacking
    Jul
    2017
  • Need urgent contact from David
    Jul
    2017
  • Suspected scam call from "Microsoft."
    Jun
    2017
  • Warning about aggressive scam caller
    Jun
    2017
  • Beware of scam phone calls
    Jun
    2017
  • Fraudulent Microsoft call reported
    Apr
    2017
  • Scammers posing as Microsoft callers
    Apr
    2017
  • Aggressive scam call masquerading as Microsoft
    Apr
    2017
  • Aggressive scam calls reported repeatedly
    Apr
    2017
  • Fraudulent Microsoft support phone scam
    Apr
    2017
  • Repeated calls from suspicious number
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam call impersonated Microsoft support
    Mar
    2017
  • Microsoft scam by "Peter Frank" intervenes
    Mar
    2017
  • Beware of scam phone calls
    Feb
    2017
  • Scammed call interrupted my sleep
    Feb
    2017
  • Fraudulent call from fake Microsoft
    Feb
    2017
  • Scam call from fake support
    Jan
    2017
  • Fraudulent Microsoft tech support calls
    Dec
    2016
  • Be cautious of Microsoft scam
    Dec
    2016
  • Had fun messing with scammer
    Nov
    2016
  • Received multiple scam calls, blocked
    Nov
    2016
  • Scam call, avoid completely!
    Nov
    2016
  • Deception from Microsoft impersonator, Scathing
    Nov
    2016
  • Scammer posing as Microsoft employee
    Nov
    2016
  • Number used by criminals. Beware!
    Nov
    2016
  • Scam attempt disguised as support
    Nov
    2016
  • User claimed to represent company
    Oct
    2016
  • Scam call with abusive outcome
    Oct
    2016
  • Fraudulent female caller from "Microsoft"
    Oct
    2016
  • Received scam calls, took precautions
    Oct
    2016
  • Annoying calls, never leave messages
    Oct
    2016
  • Received scam call from Jay
    Oct
    2016
  • Avoid scam callers, don't engage
    Oct
    2016
  • Criticizing ineffective measures against scammers
    Oct
    2016
  • Fake Microsoft support phone scam
    Oct
    2016
  • Reported scam call to authorities
    Oct
    2016
  • Scam call, targeted vulnerable individuals
    Oct
    2016
  • Claimed preference for Linux system
    Sep
    2016
  • Annoying phone calls, leaving no messages
    Sep
    2016
  • Scammer posing as Microsoft employee
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam call pretending to be Microsoft
    Sep
    2016
  • Received scam calls, hung up
    Sep
    2016
  • Racist and threatening call experience
    Sep
    2016
  • Received scam call, confronted caller
    Sep
    2016
  • Requesting specific call times daily
    Sep
    2016
  • User's phone calls are excessive
    Sep
    2016
  • Missed potential conversation, blocked 020 numbers
    Sep
    2016
  • Frequent scam calls from "Microsoft"
    Sep
    2016
  • Call cut off when answered
    Sep
    2016
  • Microsoft scammer threats, unprofessional conduct
    Sep
    2016
  • Refused computer scam, threatening response
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam call from fake Microsoft
    Aug
    2016
  • Received scam call from Brian
    Jun
    2016
  • Reported to Microsoft as scam
    Jun
    2016
  • Suspicious call from fake Microsoft
    May
    2016
  • Received suspicious call from Microsoft
    Apr
    2016
  • Received suspicious call from scammer
    Apr
    2016
  • Reported scam to real Microsoft
    Apr
    2016
  • Scammers claimed to represent Microsoft
    Mar
    2016
  • Unknown caller claiming to be Microsoft
    Mar
    2016
  • Warning about Microsoft computer scam
    Mar
    2016
  • Warning about known computer scam
    Mar
    2016
  • Warning about Microsoft scam company
    Mar
    2016
  • Scammer claiming to be from Microsoft
    Feb
    2016
  • Fraudulent call claiming Microsoft affiliation
    Feb
    2016
  • Scam from fake Microsoft helpdesk
    Feb
    2016
  • Confirmed scam, reported to Microsoft
    Feb
    2016
  • Received international computer scam call
    Feb
    2016
  • Received suspicious tech support calls
    Feb
    2016
  • Warning about possible scam call
    Jan
    2016
  • Fraudulent phone call seeking information
    Jan
    2016
  • Possible Windows scam call received
    Jan
    2016
  • Received suspicious call regarding computer
    Jan
    2016
Number Of Searches: 760 Number Of Comments: 105 First Seen: 19 January 2016 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Coal Bank(Durham), High Crompton(Lancashire), Trevenen Bal(Cornwall) and Upper Shirley(Greater London).

02032393351 has 105 comments of which 57 x negative and 47 x neutral and 1 x positive

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02032393351 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02032393351 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam originating mainly from India, where callers impersonate Microsoft employees to claim your computer is infected or hacked. They use fake names, threaten to block your device or licence, and pressure for remote access or payment. Many victims report abusive behaviour when challenged. Callers often provide illegitimate UK numbers and false addresses, and attempts to verify their identity reveal the ruse. Vulnerable and elderly individuals are frequent targets. It is strongly advised not to engage, never grant remote access, avoid disclosing personal or financial details, and block the number immediately. Genuine Microsoft support never initiates unsolicited calls; report suspicious activity to authorities and your telecommunications provider.

Reports on phone number 02032393351

1 year
Got a call from an Indian lady saying she was calling from three, but the number didn’t begin with 0333 like it should. I noticed some earlier comments mentioning the same thing, so I just hung up and blocked the number straight away.
India
7 years
Some bloke claimed to be a senior security guy from Microsoft, spouting the usual nonsense about my computer being hacked or something. He gave his name as Ronnie Williams, which I reckon is someone who used to work for you but left to start his own so-called ‘support’ firm. He was really pushy and got angry when I called him out as a scammer, said I was being rude! Is there any way to block calls from India? This muppet has rung me at least 20 times, mostly right when I’m trying to eat!
MicrosoftRonnie WilliamsIndia
8 years
Avoid answering calls from 01215530235, they claim to be from Microsoft with the name Jordan Knox and are using my email to trick other people.
MicrosoftJordan Knox
8 years
Someone said they were from Microsoft, told me hackers had hacked my PC and it was even causing problems for my neighbours. They gave me a really long 20 digit IP address to check on my computer and kept pushing me. I asked for their phone number and they only gave it after I agreed to check the IP they gave me. Definitely sounded like a scam to me.
Microsoft
8 years
She was really pushy. Said she was from Microsoft tech support and that my computer had sent them error reports. Even gave me a “Customer Licence Number” that she said was mine. The cheek! I don’t even use Microsoft! I asked for a number to call back and got put through to a bloke calling himself the ‘supervisor’. Hard to make out what he was saying. He gave a number 020 323 93351 which I tried later but it just cut off. Claimed they were based in Thames Valley Park Reading. Got annoyed when I kept asking questions and started shouting at me. ###Totally a scam###
MicrosoftThames Valley ParkReading
8 years
This morning, we got three calls from someone named Alvin. He wanted me to switch on the computer, but thinking it was probably a scam, I just kept him waiting on the line. After a bit, he hung up, but I reckon he’ll ring again soon! What’s their game anyway?
Alvin
8 years
This morning alone, "Alvin" rang us three times. He kept telling us to switch on the computer, but thinking it might be dodgy, we just ignored him. Eventually, he gave up and hung up. I suppose he'll try again later though. What’s the point of all this, I wonder?
Alvin
8 years
Just had a call back from someone called "Alvin". We were talking about scams and security stuff, then he started getting really annoyed. My hubby told him straight to shove it, stop talking rubbish and not to ring us no more!! Don’t know if he’ll bother ringing again though?
Alvin
9 years
Looks like a complete rip-off to me.
9 years
Chris Jones called, said my computer had a virus and was about to crash. He read out a 27 digit code to supposedly check my PC. Then he gave me a number to ring back. Total SCAM!!!
Chris Jones
9 years
This is the 9th time they’ve called me this week, I just leave the phone by the shredder at work till they give up. Hats off to 02 for passing my contract number on to third parties.
9 years
Absolute scammers pretending to be from Microsoft (they ain't). They gave me some address in Thames Valley Park Reading - total rubbish. They reckon I’m running Windows 10, which I’m not, I don’t own any Microsoft stuff at all, so where’s this ‘error report’ they keep banging on about? Claiming I’ve got a virus, but honestly, these lot ARE the actual virus. Just a bunch of con artists. Next time they ring, I’ll have my air horn ready to blast them off. What a bunch of muppets.
MicrosoftThames Valley ParkReading
9 years
Watch out for a big scam. They called me today with the same old story like the other messages. I'm planning to buy an airhorn and give them a proper blast next time they ring.
9 years
Yesterday, I looked up this number and just got another call from it today. The person on the other end was really hostile and nasty, which pretty much proved it's a scam. At one point, some bloke claiming to be 'Roger', a tech engineer from Microsoft, insulted me by calling me a 'useless human being' just because I refused to follow his instructions. It's both ridiculous and depressing how these scammers manage to trick folks over and over again.
RogerMicrosoft
9 years
My dad, who’s 89, fell for this scam just recently. He feels really awkward about it, but apparently when he attempted to end the call, the person on the other end got really hostile and started acting quite threatening.
9 years
Got the same thing as everyone else, some Asian lady called Sara saying my computer was about to crash if I didn’t do what she said, and that Microsoft would void my licence and all that rubbish...
SaraMicrosoft
9 years
Someone called saying there was an issue with my Microsoft Windows, but I told them I use an Apple Mac. Then they claimed there was a problem with that as well and told me to call this number. They wouldn't say how they even got my details.
9 years
Got a call claiming my computer had a virus. They told me to speak to two guys called Ronnie Williams and Austin Edward. I couldn’t help but laugh and joked about those names, especially with that thick Asian accent! They actually called my husband three times and were so pushy and downright rude. At one point they were shouting at the phone. Honestly, they were awful. They need to be stopped, it’s well past time these scumbags got arrested and sorted out. Absolutely vile behaviour.
Ronnie WilliamsAustin Edward
9 years
This lady rang me saying she was from Microsoft and that there was an issue with my computer downloading stuff without me knowing. I asked for her contact number and she gave me 02032393351. I told her it sounded like a scam, similar to loads of calls I get pretending to be from “BT”. I asked her to drop me an email instead but she just kept telling me to ring that number. No way I’m calling back.
MicrosoftBT
9 years
Some bloke called me Ronny William or something like that and said he was from mt652. He started deleting stuff off my laptop when I refused to give him my sort code and bank details. Before that, I’d already given him my full card number, expiry and the three digits to pay £10 for some supposed virus clean-up. He seemed real clever but still kept shouting at me even though I was upset and nearly in tears!
Ronny Williams
9 years
Lol, just got the same number ring me. Told the bloke to ring back in an hour or so. Might mess about with them a bit 😅😇
9 years
Got a call from some bloke named Aaron claiming to be from Microsoft on 02813420007 - he kept trying to sell me Windows 10 even though I use a Mac! Both these numbers look dodgy - if you dont have a windows keyboard, they try to get in with anydesk[###]. Watch out for this scam!
AaronMicrosoft
9 years
I got a call on 21/10/2017 from someone claiming to be "Microsoft". He said I needed to log into my computer so he could help me with a virus problem, warning me my PC would be locked if I didn’t cooperate. He gave all sorts of reasons why he couldn’t send me an email, and claimed he found my number from the details I gave when I bought my laptop and my internet deal. He also mentioned he’d ring back in 10-15 minutes because it was urgent. When he calls back, I’ll be telling him exactly what I think.
Microsoft
9 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be "Microsoft support" saying my account got hacked and I had to log in and let him take over. Then he passed me to his "supervisor" who kept stressing how urgent it was. If you dont play along, they can get pretty aggressive. Classic scam move number one. How long is this number allowed to keep pestering people before anyone actually does something about it?
Microsoft
9 years
Same old story, got a call claiming to be from Microsoft, the woman said her name was Hazel.
MicrosoftHazel
9 years
Got a call three times back to back from some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft. Super pushy and quite scary, telling me my PC was full of major issues. I had to ask who he was a few times because he barely let me get a word in, just kept trying to freak me out. At the end he said he was Alec Shah, worked for Microsoft support, gave a number 02032393351 and some ID ME0054. I just cut the call. WATCH OUT - IT'S DEFINITELY A SCAM!!
MicrosoftAlec Shah
9 years
Someone called Stuart Anderson contacted me with a message much like the one shared on 30/08/2017, but he took it a step further by warning that my computer would be blacklisted if I didn’t provide the info he wanted. I told him I couldn’t share any details unless he gave me a number to call him back on. He pressured me again, saying I had just two minutes or my computer would be blocked. I told him I’d phone in ten minutes, at which point he finally gave me his number (the same as listed above). He was seriously good at sounding legit - PLEASE BE CAREFUL.
Stuart Anderson
9 years
I got a call pretending to be from Microsoft, claiming my PC had a virus. They insisted I visit a weird website with a .tk domain, supposedly to fix it. When I said no, they pushed me to use some remote desktop thing so they could "help". From what I gather, once they get access, they charge you something like £10-£20 for "virus removal". I refused to click anything and got passed to a guy claiming to be a supervisor who said this was some new scam where I’d be billed for the call itself - but I don’t trust that. The caller gave the name "Sam Williams" and said he was calling from Africa. Seriously, don’t let these people gain control of your computer.
MicrosoftSam WilliamsAfrica
9 years
I dialed 1471 and it showed up as 01483 671734.
9 years
I got a phone call from a bloke who sounded Asian but had a very British name, saying he was ringing from Microsoft. He said there were loads of warnings about threats on my computer and he could sort it out for me. This sounded very familiar and I knew exactly what was going on. I asked if there was a number I could ring back on and, when he gave it, I googled it straight away. This website popped up first, so I told him I was aware it was a scam and started reading out some of the other people’s experiences. After saying he was legit for a bit, he quickly said he was hanging up.
AsiaMicrosoftGoogle
9 years
This number has rung me loads of times, with a bloke named Brian Watson and a few others. When I told them I’d report them to the cops, I just hung up saying, “you do that.” They claimed to be calling from London, which was clearly rubbish. They even said they were gonna block my computer or something. Strange lot!
Brian WatsonLondon
9 years
02032393351 Got a call from a bloke who said his name was Steve, so I asked if his last name was Hacker - you can guess what happened next, he just ended the call.
SteveHacker
9 years
I just had a rather unsettling phone call from someone claiming to be David Miller, who then handed me over to a chap named James Fernandes. Both insisted they were affiliated with Microsoft. They asserted that my laptop had been compromised and attempted to elucidate their reasoning behind this alarming news. I must say, it sparked quite a bit of discomfort, and my husband promptly advised me to terminate the conversation, suggesting it sounded suspiciously like a scam. They kept ringing back, but I eventually told them I had to dash off to the hospital, which finally silenced them.
David MillerJames FernandesMicrosoft
9 years
Someone said they were from microsoft, telling me hackers were on my computer right now. They said they’d call me back and wanted me to wait while using my mobile. I put the phone down and then they kept calling from a 0161 number, saying they were from Reading. Then a rude woman asked why I kept hanging up on her. Watch out, these are definitely scammers.
MicrosoftReading
9 years
Today, I got a phone call from 01183289963 around 4.20 in the afternoon from a woman saying her name was Sophie Jones, but her accent didn’t sound right to me. She was going on about China hacking into my computer, which I told her I don’t even own. Despite that, she kept insisting and argued with me. Then she told me to ring her back on a different number, 02032393351.
Sophie JonesChina
9 years
Got a call from some bloke named Michael Fernandez on this number saying I needed to enter a website address or my computer would get shut down in 10 mins 'cause it was being hacked. Rang up Techworld America to check.
Michael FernandezTechworld America
9 years
I've been getting calls from 02032393351, with someone called David Miller and a few others I know telling me off. Tried ringing them back but looks like they’ve blocked me or something. Really need to get through to them though, it’s pretty urgent.
David Miller
9 years
Got a call today from someone claiming to be Patrick Williams, a Microsoft techie, saying my computer was full of viruses or something. They swore they weren’t scammers, so I asked for this number to check if it’s legit. Typical scammy behaviour if you ask me!
MicrosoftPatrick Williams
9 years
Some bloke calling himself 'Mark Williams' kept ringing me up and got pushier every time. He said he was from the Microsoft Tech Support team, but don’t fall for it. Never get involved with them or follow any of their directions - it’s a total con.
Mark WilliamsMicrosoft Technical Department
9 years
SCAM ALERT - BE VERY CAREFUL!

I got a call from a hidden number, and the person on the other end mentioned a figure from my laptop that actually matched up. Then they tried getting me to type stuff so they could control my computer remotely. They claimed Microsoft knows about a virus on my device. I asked them to prove they knew my address since we never share our home phone, but they couldn’t confirm it and just gave some nonsense about security and data protection stopping them.
They gave me a number to ring back which I did, only to get an Indian guy claiming he was from Microsoft. I hung up immediately and looked the number up online, which brought me here where I saw similar stories. The person called again and when I told them to buzz off in no uncertain terms, they got all aggressive and started yelling at me.

MicrosoftDave
9 years
This person said they were from Microsoft and was really pushy. Microsoft would never call you out of the blue like that. They threatened to block my IP because apparently I had a virus messing with the network. This number must be linked to scammers. Why hasn’t it been blocked yet?
Microsoft
9 years
I've been getting calls loads from a blocked number, them claiming they're Microsoft. I told them to give me their number so I could put it down in reviews about these scammers!
Microsoft
10 years
Today I got a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer was hacked and being misused. This bloke, who gave the name Brian Watson and sounded Indian, said he was going to block my IP for my safety. He was pretty pushy and said I wouldn’t be able to use my computer anymore.
MicrosoftBrian Watson
10 years
I received a rather peculiar call from a chap named "Frank Williams," who sported a distinct Indian accent claiming to represent Microsoft Support. The call came through with a withheld number, so naturally, I inquired about the number he was using. He mentioned a London number, 020 3239 3351. When I probed for an address, he mentioned Cardinal Street, London SW1E 5JL - which, as it turns out, isn’t even a real place. I decided to humour him for a bit, but the call eventually dropped as he grew a tad suspicious. I dialled back, but they insisted they'd reach me again on another line. Before long, I received another call (once again from a withheld number) and continued my conversation with "Frank." He started the usual scare tactics, asking me to pull up the eventvwr program, which he claimed was filled with alarming "errors" threatening to crash the internet or some such nonsense, demanding immediate attention. Then, I found myself speaking with "David Miller," a so-called "Microsoft Senior Supervisor," who wanted me to run some executable via Internet Explorer. At that point, I firmly refused and called him out as a scammer. I told him to stop calling me daily; this enraged him, and he unleashed a torrent of vulgarities and threats. I implore anyone to steer clear of calls from this number-it's exceedingly dodgy business.
Frank WilliamsMicrosoftLondonCardinal StreetFrankDavid Miller
10 years
This morning I got three calls from someone saying he was Paul Watson, but his Indian accent gave it away right away. He kept telling me there’s a virus on my computer. For some reason, I kept letting the call go on before I finally hung up. Proper annoying!
Paul Watson
10 years
I just had a call from 0203 239 3351, where a chap with an Indian accent claimed to represent the Microsoft Support Centre in London. He insisted that my Apple iMac was riddled with perilous viruses and that they were sending me daily alerts regarding this issue. Oddly enough, he offered to help me locate and eradicate these supposed viruses. The thing is, I don't even use Microsoft software on my device, and it's quite rare for Apple computers to be afflicted by such viruses. If you pop that number into Google and search for "I keep getting calls from Microsoft Support," you'll find a plethora of folks who have encountered the same dubious call. Clearly, this is a scam. Best wishes, Nick
MicrosoftSupport CentreLondonAppleGoogleNick
10 years
My mother fell victim to a scammer yesterday, a bloke calling himself Peter Frank and purporting to be from Microsoft. He had the audacity to say that over 7,000 individuals had compromised our laptop! He’s already rung her six times today, and he even had the nerve to threaten both me and my mum. Honestly, it’s infuriating! This kind of nonsense needs to come to an end, especially given the number of people he’s likely duped. It’s utterly disgraceful!
Peter FrankMicrosoft
10 years
Got a call at like 7:40 in the morning saying my laptop was compromised and being used illegally. They kept jabbering about ID numbers and stuff. I know better than to hand over any details like that or they could actually hijack my device. By then I was already annoyed since I work shifts and had only been asleep for half an hour! The caller gave me a phone number and said they were based somewhere on Victoria Street, Cardinal Place in London, but didn’t bother with a postcode. Then they said they’d connect me to a supervisor, but I just hung up. No joke, they rang back seconds later repeating the same nonsense. I told them there was no chance I was switching on my computer after being woken up like that - proper fed up!
Victoria StreetCardinal PlaceLondon
10 years
Just got a call like this too. The number was hidden on my phone, and the bloke with an Asian accent said this was Microsoft and wanted me to check the number. When I wouldn’t follow his instructions, he got annoyed and started arguing. He hung up after I told him I'd note down what he said and only do anything once I checked it was legit. He threatened to ‘lock’ my PC! Don’t fall for it! Just hang up. Microsoft never rings you randomly to fix your computer!
Microsoft
10 years
Someone called saying they were from Microsoft Tech Support, telling me my PC was hacked and they had to look into it. I told them it was a scam, but this bloke with an Asian accent told me to note down a number he said was my computer’s licence. He also asked me to switch on my PC to check it, but I said no. Then he warned he’d cancel my licence, but I just ended the call. Got a bunch of calls like this in the past couple of months.
MicrosoftTechnical Assistance
10 years
Got three calls over two days from people saying they’re from Microsoft. Told the guy I don’t have any Microsoft devices and that my number’s on the TPS, but they just keep ringing anyway. Doesn’t seem to bother them at all.
MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service
10 years
Had a rather dodgy phone call earlier on. Some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft asked me to fire up my computer. He went by the name of Steve Wilson and had a distinct African accent. Just a heads-up to everyone out there!
MicrosoftSteve Wilson
10 years
Had a laugh with this bloke who called me early saying there was something wrong with my computer, typical scam stuff. I made myself a cuppa while pretending to wait for the computer to 'boot up', got the toaster going as I went to grab my specs to follow his instructions. Asked him a few questions about his family while I fumbled around trying to get to the right screen. Eventually he just hung up on me, and weirdly, I felt a bit gutted cause I was having a good bit of fun messing about with him.
10 years
They rang me up three times this morning, first one at 3:34am, can you believe it, last one was at 7:53am. An Asian bloke claiming to be from Microsoft said there was an issue with my computer. When I asked which computer he meant, he just said the one I was using right then. I told him my computer runs Linux and doesn’t have any Microsoft software on it, and he got proper rude real quick. Don’t answer them anymore, number’s blocked now.
Microsoft
10 years
Got a call early on a Saturday morning around 7:30, I picked up once and there was this woman with a strange accent claiming to be from Microsoft. Ended the call immediately. Honestly, steer clear of these sorts of calls, they're nothing but trouble.
Microsoft
10 years
Man with an Indian or Pakistani accent, claiming to be from Microsoft, total scammer who deserves to be scammed himself!! I kept him on the line but he ended the call before I could tell him what a pathetic cheat he was and that he should go jump!! This number’s now blocked on my phone!!!
IndiaPakistanMicrosoft
10 years
Some bloke claimed to be from Microsoft, but when I questioned him he just dropped the call. Total con artist. If he's already on this list, why aren't the Police sorting this out?
Microsoft
10 years
This number is connected to scammers. Better not answer or chat with whoever's calling!
10 years
Said he was from Microsoft (yeah, sure). Told me my PC had some sort of "issue" and that he could "sort it out" for me.
Microsoft
10 years
Said they were calling from Microsoft.
Microsoft
10 years
My elderly spouse picked up and was tricked by an Asian bloke claiming to be from Microsoft saying our computer had a virus. He sounded really convincing and my partner nearly gave over bank details to sort it out. When I shouted no, the Asian guy got rude and showed nasty porn pictures on the screen before crashing the PC. Seriously, just don’t answer these calls!!!
Microsoft
10 years
Just like others have mentioned, I had a rather cheeky call from a woman claiming to represent Microsoft. When I told her my number is registered with the Telephone Preference Service, she audaciously suggested that to avoid these calls, I ought to ditch my computer altogether! Quite the response!
MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service
10 years
I got two calls too, one yesterday and one today. They said they were from Microsoft and wanted to get remote access to my PC. I pretended to play along for a bit just for laughs before they finally gave up and hung up. I’m on the TPS list but it doesn't seem to help much. I’ve blocked the number now. I reckon as long as phone companies or whoever profit from these calls, the authorities won’t really do much about it.
MicrosoftTPS
10 years
This number keeps ringing me and it's always on my caller ID, so I just don't pick up. They never bother to leave a voicemail either, which is so irritating!
10 years
Today, I received a rather dodgy call from a chap named Jay claiming to be from Microsoft, insisting that my PC had been compromised. It appears I've fallen victim to the same scam that others have encountered. I noted down his number, telling him I'd ring him back - but let's be honest, that's not going to happen!
JayMicrosoft
10 years
Just got a call again from this number. A few weeks back, some bloke with a weird Asian accent rang me saying my computer was hacked and he could sort it if I let him control it - claimed he was from Microsoft. When I asked to speak to a manager, he just dropped the call. Today the same clown called, this time saying my phone was hacked. He didn’t even seem to catch my laugh and when I asked how he was going to help, he told me to start by giving him my card details. So I said yes and made up a card number on the spot, then he immediately hung up! What a muppet!
Microsoft
10 years
Got calls from this number b4, reported em but they keep at it. They’re clearly tryna con folks outta their cash. This lot really need a proper shout to the cops. Why isnt TPS sorting this? Come on Ofcom, do ur job and sort these scammers out!
Telephone Preference ServiceOfcom
10 years
02032393351 has been reported to OWL watch squad - a guy with an Indian accent claimed he was calling from Microsoft and said my computer was hacked.
OWLMicrosoft
10 years
Claimed to be from Microsoft and told me my PC was compromised. This number really needs to be blacklisted!
Microsoft
10 years
Today, I got a call from this number claiming to be Microsoft saying my computer had been hacked. I just let them ramble on and kept replying “Yes” to everything, even when they told me to turn my PC on. Then they asked my age, and I just said “Yes” again. That seemed to annoy them because they snapped, calling me a “f***ing fruitcake” and kept pestering me about my age. Eventually, they hung up on me. I reckon they’re aiming for people who might be more vulnerable. Normally, I hang up straight away or threaten to report them for illegal calls, but I wanted to mess with them a bit and see how they’d handle it. Clearly, they didn’t appreciate my tactic!
Microsoft
10 years
I told the rude guy on the phone that I don’t use Microsoft as I prefer Linux, then suddenly he just hung up!
Microsoft
10 years
Today alone, I’ve had about three calls from this number, and loads more on other days. I use caller ID, so I only pick up if I know the number. This guy never leaves a message, and I’m worried that if I answer, I might end up paying for the call. I’m 73 years old and honestly, I’m getting really fed up with these sort of calls.
10 years
Got a call from this number claiming to be Microsoft. They said my PC was full of nasty viruses and they could sort it out. I told them I don’t even have a computer, but they called me a fibber. I told them again I don’t own one, but if they ring Cash Converters, they might find a few!
Microsoft
10 years
Got a call on my mobile from someone with a heavy African accent pretending to be from Microsoft. They wanted me to switch off my computer, but I told them to **** right off, which didn’t go down well and they ended the call. The same bloke also phoned my parents’ place, and I warned him these scams won’t last forever. He hung up again! Definitely stay clear of these scammers and block them straight away!
Microsoft
10 years
The caller had an African accent and started using really rude and abusive words when I told him I didn’t own a computer. If he was local, he’d probably be in jail by now. Proper scary and aggressive - BEST THING IS TO JUST HANG UP IF THEY RING YOU.
10 years
Someone with an African accent called, said they were from Microsoft and my PC was compromised. I asked which branch and he said London, but when I pressed for more details he just gave some nonsense answer. I told him I used to work in Microsoft support, and then he had the cheek to ask what my package was!! Got fed up, told him to stop scamming folks and hung up.
MicrosoftLondon
10 years
they ring me up three times a day, like 10:30 in the morn, noon, and then again about 5:40 in the evening.
10 years
They keep ringing me like 3 or 4 times every day.
10 years
I keep receiving calls, typically three or four times a week, from folks claiming to be from "Microsoft Corporation" based in the UK, who insist they're there to resolve some Windows error notifications they've supposedly picked up from my device. The thing is, my computer's actually turned off, and the laptop I use for work is secured by my employer. I've taken to engaging them in conversation for as long as I can before letting them know I'm onto their little scam. The last caller was particularly adamant, claiming that "Microsoft" would lock my computer, just before he abruptly ended the call!
Microsoft CorporationUKMicrosoft
10 years
Phone goes dead as soon as I pick up, shame as I would’ve liked a chat. We just block any calls from 020 (London) now.
London
10 years
When I picked up, there was just silence on the line.
10 years
I told the person calling that I wasn’t going to switch on my computer because I didn’t think they were really from Microsoft. They said they’d mess up my computer if I didn’t listen. I told them that sounded like a threat. Their reply was "try and stop me". Real classy!
Microsoft
10 years
I told the person on the phone I wasn’t gonna switch on my computer since I didn’t think they were with Microsoft. Then they said they’d mess up my computer if I didn’t listen. I told them that was kinda threatening. They just said "catch me if you can". Real classy behaviour!
Microsoft
10 years
Got a call from 02032393351 saying they were Microsoft. When I didn’t play along, they started saying they’d cancel my Microsoft user licence. Total scam.
Microsoft
10 years
I got a dodgy call earlier from a chap named Brian who claimed that my computer's been compromised. He then ominously warned me that I'd incur charges for not providing him with any details. I've since blocked the number and wish nothing but the worst for Brian-maybe an extended bout of stomach upset would do the trick!
Brian
10 years
Having the exact same issue here. Already told Microsoft about it. Definitely a huge scam going on.
Microsoft
10 years
Some bloke with a strong Asian accent calling himself David Miller from Microsoft, saying my PC's been hacked!! Sounded really fishy to me!
David MillerMicrosoft
11 years
I just received a rather suspicious phone call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer had been compromised! They seemed quite frustrated when I didn’t follow their instructions. They went on about knowing my IP address and someone allegedly misusing it for nefarious purposes. I was incredibly sceptical, so I decided to hang up.
Microsoft
11 years
My phone rang about 8:40 this morning and I wasn’t in the best mood so I just picked up to make it stop. Some bloke who said his name was “David Smith” told me he was from Microsoft and said my computer was under attack. When I asked if he was a scammer, he kept saying I must be having trouble hearing him or that the line was bad. I asked him again and again but he didn’t answer properly. He did give me his number and I said I’d call back, but after this I’m not bothering. Cheers to everyone who shared their thoughts here.
David SmithMicrosoft
11 years
they've rung us again for the 4th time now. while i was on the phone i decided to look up the number and found your posts (much appreciated folks :) ). then i called the genuine microsoft helpdesk on my other phone and let them listen in on what these scammers were saying. after i told the scammers i had actual microsoft on the line, they got really annoyed and started calling me "very stupid" for reaching out to the real ms support!
Microsoft
11 years
They said they were with Microsoft and phoned my mum. When I rang back, I pretended to be a police officer. Complete con artists.
Microsoft
11 years
Got a call from a withheld number, caller said he was from Microsoft and gave me the number 0203239335 to check. I didn’t call back, but then he called me again, he put someone on the line claiming to be his supervisor to prove his identity. I hung up straight away. Two days later he called again, I just ignored it. Afterwards, my phone rang a couple more times from a withheld number, but I didn’t pick up.
Microsoft
11 years
I had an unwelcome call from a man claiming to be Mr. David Smith (as if!) who insisted that there was an issue with my computer. He urged me to turn it on, promising he could assist me in resolving the problem. Allegedly from Microsoft (right...), he said only he had the ability to fix this for me. Honestly, it’s a blatant scam that gives them the chance to take control of your computer, potentially gaining access to your banking information and personal details. Please steer clear of this sort of nonsense! It’s already been highlighted on shows like Watchdog and various morning programmes. Stay vigilant out there!
David SmithMicrosoft
11 years
I've come across similar accounts from others, and it’s evident that this is a total scam. This chap, David, had the audacity to provide me with a supposed licence number for my computer, claiming only "authentic" Microsoft would know such a thing. He insisted that I hand over my laptop so he could point out all the so-called corrupt files and guide me through the repair process. I told him I would reach out to the contact number he provided to verify its authenticity before permitting him to assist me. It’s quite disheartening to think that some individuals might actually fall for this ruse. From what I've gathered through various programmes like Watchdog, they don’t seem to have many effective measures in place, apart from spreading awareness. Honestly, Mr David Smith ought to find himself a legitimate job rather than swindling vulnerable individuals out of their hard-earned cash.
DavidMicrosoftDavid Smith
11 years
these lot pretend they’re from microsoft but they definitely arent!! so nasty and downright horrible to talk to, proper muppets. best way to mess with them? say youre from microsoft and their computer got a problem. trust me, they hate it lol :)
Microsoft
11 years
Received a call supposedly from the Technical Team at Microsoft, purporting to discuss an issue with my computer. I swiftly cut them off, as I’m well aware that Microsoft doesn’t engage in unsolicited phone calls.
Technical TeamMicrosoft
11 years
02032393351 called me claiming he’s an Asian bloke from Microsoft warning me about a hack. Told him I know my stuff as a computer whiz and that I can track him down. He goes “Oh, you know, do you?” So I asked for his number and he gave me 0203239335, then got really silent. Haha, gonna take more than that to kid me, old dodgy foreign geezer!
Microsoft
11 years
Received a phone call from someone purporting to be from the Microsoft Windows assistance team, insisting they needed permission to access my computer to resolve an issue.
Microsoft
11 years
I can relate entirely to the experience mentioned by Jist earlier. I reached out to Microsoft directly, and they verified that it was indeed a scam. When the 001222 number returned my call, I informed them of my conversation with Microsoft and stated that I was aware of their deceitful intentions. They initially tried to refute it, but then they burst into laughter and admitted the truth. To my surprise, the caller said he’d ring me up to 12 times a day, starting from 7 in the morning. And guess what? The calls have yet to cease!
JistMicrosoft
11 years
Today, I received a call dated 17/02/2016 from this number, but it displayed as International on my mobile. Naturally, I requested their number. It's clearly a computer scam. Like many of these nuisance calls, they claimed there was someone attempting to access my computer, urging me to power it up so they could assist me. I firmly told them it was a scam and that they could take a hike. When I pressed them for specifics about the computer they mentioned, they merely stated it pertained to my internet connection. It's a blatant con since I don’t even possess a Windows computer!

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