02032893460
TimeLine☎️ 02032893460 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203289 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442032893460+44 20 3289 3460020 3289 3460+44-20-3289-3460
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032893460
- Blocked call from Indian accentJun
2024GB investment scam reported hereJun
2024Life insurance scam, not trustworthyJun
2024Blocked spam investment call detectedJun
2024Persistent scam investment calls receivedJun
2024Persistent scam call claiming MicrosoftMay
2024Persistent caller trying to deceiveMay
2024Received Microsoft scam callMay
2024Indian accent scam caller persistenceMay
2024Windows scam caller persistently harassingMay
2024Suspicious Microsoft support call receivedMay
2024Scam call from Indian speakersMay
2024Windows tech support scam reportedMay
2024Scam call claiming virus issueMay
2024Annoying repeated computer scam callsMay
2024Beware of insistent scam callersMay
2024Suspicious Indian accent scam callMay
2024Suspected spoof call from MicrosoftMay
2024Scam call with amusing encounterMay
2024Persistent, rude callers ignoring refusalsMay
2024Caller aggressive; suspected scam attemptMay
2024Suspicious scam call reportedMay
2024Scam call about nonexistent laptopMay
2024Identical issue mentioned in commentsMay
2024Scam calls regarding identity theftMay
2024Rude caller, aggressive, unwanted communicationMay
2024Persistent Microsoft scam call attemptsMay
2024Suspicious caller, likely a scamMay
2024Persistent calls to vulnerable clientMay
2024Scam call about computer issuesMay
2024User warns about Microsoft scamMay
2024Scam call; don't trust callerMay
2024Scam call ignored by elderly motherMay
2024Grateful for avoiding unwanted callsMay
2024Scam call reported, thankful userMay
2024Scam call, aggressive female voiceMay
2024Unknown caller hung up quicklyMay
2024Aggressive Windows Support scam callsMay
2024Scam call from Windows SecurityMay
2024Scammers pretend to be WindowsMay
2024Received suspicious Microsoft calls repeatedlyMay
2024Suspicious Microsoft security phone callMay
2024Imposter, pushy, had address informationMay
2024Repeated calls claiming computer hackMay
2024Caller hung up on answering machineMay
2024Number Of Searches: 82 Number Of Comments: 43 First Seen: 07 May 2024 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kinloch(Highland) and Southgate(Ceredigion).
02032893460 has 43 comments of which 24 x neutral and 19 x negative
02032893460 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032893460 👆 is reported as an aggressive scam number frequently claiming to be from Microsoft or Windows support. Callers, often with South Asian accents, insist there are urgent security issues or viruses on the recipient’s computer and push for remote access, despite repeated denials or refusals. Many reports describe persistent, harassing behaviour with multiple calls in short periods, including attempts to confuse or alarm users by referencing Windows IDs or alleged hacking. Users are strongly advised not to engage or follow instructions given during the call and to block the number. There are no legitimate ties to Microsoft, and it is linked to widespread fraud attempts targeting vulnerable individuals.
Reports on phone number 02032893460
2 yearsGot a call from a woman speaking with an Indian accent. I acted like I couldn’t catch what she was saying, and she hung up pretty quickly. I’ve ended up blocking that number now.2 yearsStay clear of Capital GB Life Insurance, it feels like a proper con. Wouldn't trust them for a second.Capital GB2 yearsJust got caught up in a scam from Capital GB investments. Be careful, they really know how to trick you.Capital GB2 yearsGot a call about some investment thing from Capital GB, just like those other annoying calls I blocked straight away.Capital GB2 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're from GB Capital, some investment firm, trying to give me info and then push me to put money in. I've had calls from them before, each time from a diff number, all blocked now. I've told them to scrap my number and stop calling but they just don't stop. Feels a bit dodgy to me, could be a scam or something fishy?GB Capital2 yearsThis caller claimed to be representing MCROSOFT, which immediately raised my suspicions. After I hung up, they promptly returned the call and even had a supposed manager on the line. I found it quite difficult to end the conversation as they were incredibly insistent, urging me to power up my computer. When I mentioned that I'd report the call as fraudulent, they abruptly disconnected. Quite the dodgy situation!MCROSOFT2 yearsI got a call from this number three times, they really kept pushing me to mess around with my computer.2 yearsReceived a dodgy phone call claiming to be from Microsoft. Seemed quite suspicious!Microsoft2 yearsI had an experience recently where I received a call purportedly from Microsoft’s technical support team, concerning Windows issues. I found myself questioning the foreign woman on the line, which led me to abruptly hang up. Almost immediately, a Jennifer rang me back, claiming that the matter had been passed on to her. The caller ID showed a number from Charing Cross. When I tried to call back, I was instructed to leave my name and contact details, but they didn't offer any specific company name; instead, it was simply an American-accented voicemail. Quite suspect, if you ask me!MicrosoftJenniferCharing Cross2 yearsI received a call from a woman who had a distinctly Indian accent. She inquired whether she was speaking to someone who actually resided at this number. I confirmed that she was mistaken, yet she persisted in reading from her prepared spiel. She went on to claim there was an issue with my Windows device, be it a computer or a laptop. I repeatedly explained that I didn’t own any Windows machines-three times in total-before she finally relented and hung up. It was clear as day that it was a blatant scam attempt.2 yearsThese folks claimed to be from Windows and rang me up five times, even after I told them I wasn’t interested. It’s totally a scam, they even tried to baffle me by mentioning my own Windows ID. I ended up leaving the phone off the hook for a bit, and thankfully, they seemed to get the message.2 yearsAh, yet another phoney Windows Tech Support con! I had a right good pop at the caller, who claimed to be "Lisa", making it clear that I was well aware it was a scam and had no intention of continuing the conversation. Just as I was about to hang up, she rang me back without a moment’s hesitation. My husband, however, wasn't nearly as civil in his response!Lisa2 yearsI got a call claiming to be from Windows security saying there was a virus on my laptop. Since I’m actually a trained computer engineer, I told them my laptop was totally fine and then just ended the call.Windows2 yearsI had a feeling it was a dodgy call, so I ended the conversation. But lo and behold, the same woman rang back straight away. I figured that a scam wouldn’t bother to call twice so quickly, so I decided to pick up. She came across as very pushy and authoritative. When she insisted that I check my computer for her messages, it seemed she expected me to have my device ready to comply with her demands. Everything sounded so convincing-definitely a warning sign. If ever I suspect an issue with my computer or security, I’d much rather take it to a trustworthy establishment in person rather than deal with it over the phone from my own home. Safety first, right?2 yearsToday, I've been pestered by this number no less than six times, all claiming there's an issue with my computer. Even after I firmly asked them to leave me alone following the second call, they proceeded to ring me an additional four times! My husband mentioned they even tried reaching me twice while I was out. It’s beyond frustrating!2 yearsI had a right peculiar experience with two individuals from this bunch who reached out to me. Both carried what sounded like an Indian accent. They insisted they were phoning from an address on Regent Street and warned me that if I didn’t take swift action, I'd lose all access to my computer. I decided to keep the phone line open for a bit; after all, as long as I was chatting with her, she couldn't be off duping someone else. Eventually, they hung up. Clearly a dodgy scheme, if you ask me.Regent Street2 yearsThis morning, got a call from 02032893460. A bloke with a strong Indian accent said his name was Peter Rodriguez - nearly burst laughing at that one - claiming he was from some Windows support thing. I reckoned straight away it was a scam. I like winding these people up sometimes, so I told him, "Nah, I’m not after any windows." He goes, "It’s about your computer..." and I shot back, "I haven’t got one." Then he tried again, "You don’t have a computer or laptop?" I asked, "Why would you just assume that?" He hung up sharpish after that!Peter Rodriguez2 yearsReceived a call on the 20th of May, 2024, from someone claiming to represent Microsoft. I found it quite hard to follow their conversation, and instinctively thought it was a scam call, so I ended the call right away.Microsoft2 yearsOver the past three days, they've called me nine times. Really rude and persistent, even after I told them I wasn't interested. They just won't stop phoning me.2 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying my laptop or Windows PC was infected with a virus. Alarm bells went off immediately! She asked me to open my computer and press Ctrl keys or something. I just hung up straight away and ignored the calls after that.2 yearsThe caller mentioned something regarding Windows, and I initially assumed she was attempting to pitch a sale. So, I politely declined and ended the call. Almost immediately, my phone rang again, and she confronted me, demanding to know why I’d disconnected. She insisted it was about my computer! I told her I wasn’t falling for her tricks and promptly hung up on her again.2 yearsGot a phone call from someone saying my laptop was infected with a virus. Thing is, I don't even own a laptop! Ran a full check on my computer and everything was fine. Definitely a scam attempt.2 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent who was really pushy and demanding. She kept asking to speak to whoever owns the computer, even though that person wasn’t around. She said she was calling from Windows security support. When I told her I use a Mac, she didn’t seem pleased at all and got quite harsh with her tone. After she kept pushing to talk to the owner, she ended up just hanging up on me. I told her again the owner wasn’t here, and she said she’d ring back. Fingers crossed she doesn’t. If I figure out how to block this number on my landline, I definitely will!2 yearsEchoing the sentiments expressed in previous remarks, I'm experiencing the very same predicament.2 yearsI had to intervene after this persistent caller rang my at-risk client thrice, completely disregarding their wishes. It was quite troubling to witness such behaviour.2 yearsI received an incredibly bothersome call from a chap with a heavy accent claiming to represent Windows regarding my computer. He would not take no for an answer and kept pushing me to engage! It was clearly a scam. Do steer clear of this sort of thing if you can!2 yearsI just encountered a shady Microsoft-related scam. It's unbelievable how crafty these scams can get!2 yearsGot a call from a persistent bloke claiming to be from India who kept trying to get into our computer. I told him we don’t own one, which seemed to annoy him a bit. In the end, I just ended the call. Seemed like a total scam to me.India2 yearsI’ve been getting incessant phone calls purporting to be from Microsoft. Every time I tried to question their legitimacy, they just ploughed on, completely disregarding what I was saying. They insisted that I needed to hop on my computer to verify something, which I firmly refused to do. They were relentless, claiming I had a mere 15 to 20 minutes before my computer would become inoperative and that hackers had already breached my details. Their persistence was bordering on ridiculous, so I finally hung up.Microsoft2 yearsGot a call from someone with an Asian accent pretending to be from Windows support. She said my computer was hacked and bad stuff was about to happen. I told her I wasn’t buying it and she tried to get me to check things on my PC to prove her point. No chance I was falling for that, sounded like a way for her to hack me. Ended up wasting about ten minutes messing her around. Totally a scam - never follow their instructions!2 yearsCheers for having this site, really useful! I got a call from 02032893460 and decided to let my answerphone pick up instead. As soon as it did, they just dropped the call. Glad I didn’t pick up straight away!2 yearsSomeone called saying they were from Windows Support, telling me there were error messages on my computer and trying really hard to get remote access. I hung up on them, but they kept ringing me back twice more. When I asked them for a number I could call, they refused to give one. Proper pushy, that lot.2 yearsMy 85-year-old mum received a call from an Asian woman using the number 02032893460, and it happened five times! The caller claimed that her laptop had been hacked. Thankfully, all my reminders about scam calls seem to have worked, as she promptly hung up on her!2 yearsI got a call from a woman claiming there was something wrong with my laptop and computer. When I started questioning her, she turned really rude. Definitely a scam attempt.2 yearsGot a couple of calls from this number just minutes apart. Didn’t recognise it at all. Each time I answered, the caller ended the call as soon as my answering service picked up. Strange behaviour.2 yearsI received a call from a lady with a distinctive accent claiming to represent Windows. The number was 02032893460, and after doing some digging, it appears to be a scam. I'm truly thankful to have stumbled upon this information online. I initially hung up, but she rang me again shortly after.2 yearsGot a call from some woman with an Asian accent, claiming to be from the "Windows Security Department." She was asking about someone who used to live here by name. Pretty clear it was just another scam attempt.Windows Security Department2 yearsWatch out for those dodgy callers from boiler rooms claiming to be from Windows! If you've got a spare moment, why not have a bit of a laugh with them? Feel free to fabricate whatever you like-let your imagination run wild! It's a great way to keep occupied while also enjoying a bit of mischief.2 yearsI followed the advice mentioned earlier and rang them back straight after hanging up - did it twice more, in fact! They claimed to represent Microsoft and insisted that my computer had been breached. I wasn't keen to engage in any further conversation with them, that's for sure!Microsoft2 yearsI received a call from this number, with the caller claiming to represent Windows security. I wasn’t keen on engaging, so I hung up. However, he promptly rang back, insisting he was from Microsoft. I firmly told him to leave me alone and put the phone down again, but he called straight back. I decided to ignore that one. The chap had an Indian accent. Quite persistent, isn’t it?Microsoft2 yearsSomebody rang saying they were from the Windows security team, super insistant and somehow they already knew where we lived. Proper dodgy!2 yearsI received a call that claimed to be from Microsoft, and the individual on the other end had a distinctly Chinese accent. They hung up on me twice, yet they persisted in calling back repeatedly. They informed me that my computer had been compromised.Microsoft2 yearsThe moment my answerphone kicked in, the caller hung up straight away.Submit Your Own Report (020 3289 3460)
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