02032902668
☎️ 02032902668 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203290 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032902668
- Computer issues resolved with restartAug
2021Warning about cyber fraud scamsAug
2021Microsoft scam alert, don't callAug
2021Accusing Stuart Wright of fraudAug
2021Suggests getting an antivirusAug
2021Avoid giving strangers computer accessAug
2021Potential scammer, protect your computerAug
2021Alarms and messages are scamAug
2021Suspicious activity, multiple times. Power offAug
2021Assistance accessing laptop neededAug
2021Laptop number call for accessAug
2021Beware scam posing as MicrosoftJul
2021Number Of Searches: 45 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 20 July 2021 General Reputation: neutralThis number has recently been searched from Bubnell(Derbyshire), Hill Brow(West Sussex), Matlock(Derbyshire), Netherbrae(Aberdeenshire) and Penrhyn side(Conwy).
02032902668 has 11 comments of which 11 x neutral
02032902668 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032902668 👆 is reported as linked to a sophisticated scam targeting computer users with fake Microsoft security alerts. Callers claim unauthorised access to your device, urging you to call a number that then requests remote access, potentially leading to fraud or malware installation. Several users identify the caller as a known fraudster and advise against engaging, recommending immediate shutdown of affected devices. The scam is persistent, with alarmist messages and attempts to seem legitimate. It is strongly advised to avoid calling the number, not to grant any remote access, and to run antivirus checks if concerned. Vigilance and ignoring these coercive tactics protect against compromising your computer security.
Reports on phone number 02032902668
5 yearsAfter going through the comments on this, I shut down my PC and gave it a restart. It ended up installing quite a few updates but everything seems to be working alright now.5 yearsGot a pop-up on my laptop saying it was from Microsoft and to ring a certain number. Felt fishy, like they wanted to get into my system. Switched it off straight away and flagged it as a scam. Be careful with these kind of messages!Microsoft5 yearsSo, the guy ringing was Stuart Wright from 21A Plymouth Road, Barnt Green, Birmingham, B45 8JF. Turns out he’s got a fraud conviction. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if someone finally gave him a taste of his own medicine - no wonder he’s living in such a fancy big place!Stuart WrightPlymouth RoadBarnt GreenBirminghamB45 8JF5 yearsHonestly, if it were me, I’d probably just grab some antivirus software. Looks like you've caught something nasty on your device.5 yearsMy laptop started showing pop-up alerts claiming to be from Windows Defender. I ended up calling the number they gave, and they immediately asked to access my machine remotely. Feeling uneasy, I told them I needed to verify who they were first. They then threatened that if I didn’t comply, my computer would suffer major issues and Microsoft wouldn’t help me when it broke down. I'm running a virus scan right now, but I’m pretty certain it was just a con.Microsoft5 yearsSomething similar happened to me once. I wasn’t sure if he could’ve installed a virus on my laptop or not. I told him I’d look into it first before letting him access anything, then just ended the call.5 yearsGot loads of warnings and pop-ups just like before. It's definitely a scam, so I just switched off my computer and everything's back to normal now.5 yearsYesterday my laptop popped up a warning that someone was attempting to get into it, and today it happened once more! Honestly, I just ended up turning it off.5 yearsSomeone’s been trying to get into my laptop, it’s really worrying.5 yearsI got a notification on my laptop from this number, saying I should ring them because there was an attempt to get into my account.5 yearsGot a call that was clearly a scam. My computer suddenly froze and loads of loud alarms went off with messages about illegal activity linked to my IP. The phone number they left was meant to be Microsoft support, but it was a fake site pretending to be official. When I rang that number, they tried to get into my computer, so I cut the call straight away. I looked back at some previous calls from that number and it was all the same scam stuff. I should have been more careful, but it all seemed legit at first. Lucky I didn’t let them in, otherwise who knows what could have happened. Be careful, these con artists are getting smarter all the time!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3290 2668)
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