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02032909585

☎️ 02032909585 👆 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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+442032909585+44 20 3290 9585020 3290 9585+44-20-3290-9585

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020 3290 9585 Tagged as:

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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032909585

  • Loan email scam warning: beware
    Apr
    2024
  • Scam calls, rude messages, harassment
    Jul
    2021
  • Repeated scam calls from company
    Mar
    2021
  • Scam call, remote access warning
    Feb
    2020
  • Suspicious Microsoft caller threatening contract
    Jan
    2020
  • Email account reportedly compromised, beware
    Jan
    2020
  • Received scam call warning. Report
    Jan
    2020
  • Caller named Marek; disappointed scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspicious hacking warning call scam
    Jan
    2020
  • Suspicious GDPR scam call report
    Dec
    2019
  • Bogus Microsoft call, fake agent
    Dec
    2019
  • Friendly, professional, timely, efficient support
    Nov
    2019
  • Satisfactory, trustworthy support; Edward helpful
    Oct
    2019
  • Overly persuasive, best avoided
    Oct
    2019
  • Persistent scammers with Indian accents
    Sep
    2019
  • Scam alert: avoid cold call
    Sep
    2019
  • Possible scam call, will ignore
    Sep
    2019
  • Beware of phone scam instructions
    Aug
    2019
  • Scam call posing as Microsoft support
    Aug
    2019
  • Withheld call claimed online support
    Aug
    2019
  • Scam call pretending Microsoft support
    Jul
    2019
  • Clearly a fraudulent phone number
    Jul
    2019
  • Unconvincing scam call, suspicious follow-up
    Jul
    2019
  • Possible scammer claiming Microsoft support
    Jul
    2019
  • Indian female Elisha, Microsoft support
    Jun
    2019
  • Scam call, refused to share
    May
    2019
  • Scam call; steer clear advice
    May
    2019
  • Victoria refused company number request
    May
    2019
  • Woman's scam call lasted long
    May
    2019
  • Scam targeting elderly, costly purchase
    May
    2019
  • Frequent spam calls, blocking necessary
    Apr
    2019
  • Scam calls persist targeting Granny Molly
    Apr
    2019
  • BT confirms scam; advising reports
    Jan
    2019
  • Persistent caller, unrecognized numbers encountered
    Jan
    2019
  • Suspicious call with unverifiable details
    Jan
    2019
  • Convincing scam call, likely fraudulent
    Jan
    2019
  • Warning about convincing scam calls
    Jan
    2019
  • Beware clever, urgent Microsoft scam
    Jan
    2019
  • Suspicious calls claim computer errors
    Dec
    2018
  • Scam warning; caller hung up
    Dec
    2018
  • Scam alert, avoid these scammers
    Nov
    2018
  • Scam call warning: fake virus alert
    Nov
    2018
  • Indian scam call warning alert
    Nov
    2018
  • Received scam call about virus
    Oct
    2018
  • Caller hung up after recording
    Jul
    2018
  • Phone scam, fake tech support
    Jul
    2018
  • Persistent Microsoft scam call warning
    Jul
    2018
  • Scam call posing as support
    Jul
    2018
  • Scam calls falsely claiming Microsoft
    Jun
    2018
  • Scammer Alice Jones called, humorous
    Jun
    2018
  • Persistent scam calls claiming virus fix
    Jun
    2018
  • Scam call from BT impersonator
    Jun
    2018
  • Persuasive tech scammer, avoided fraud
    Apr
    2018
  • Scam call posing as support
    Apr
    2018
  • Persistent caller, likely phone scam
    Apr
    2018
  • Scam calls claiming Microsoft support
    Apr
    2018
  • Scam charges £154.11, con
    Mar
    2018
Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 47 First Seen: 24 March 2018 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Milford Haven (Aberdaughleddau)(Pembrokeshire), Sheepscombe(Gloucestershire) and Teign Village(Devon).

02032909585 has 47 comments of which 28 x negative and 17 x neutral and 2 x positive

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02032909585 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02032909585 👆 is reported as a persistent and sophisticated scam involving calls from individuals claiming to be from "Online Support Ltd" or Microsoft technical support, often using a London address and a specific contact number. Callers typically allege urgent computer problems or security breaches, pressuring recipients to grant remote access or pay fees for supposed virus removal or software fixes. Many reports highlight heavy non-British accents, frequent call-backs, and use of different phone numbers to evade blocking. The scammers employ convincing tactics, including citing fake licence numbers, and target vulnerable individuals, resulting in financial loss. Genuine Microsoft and official organisations have no connection to these calls. It is strongly advised not to share personal or banking details, never grant remote access, and report suspicious calls to authorities and your phone provider.

Reports on phone number 02032909585

2 years
Got an email from some bloke called Mr Lender UK claiming I was approved for a £3000 loan, which they said I applied for through Money Supermarket. The email was full of dodgy spellings and some of the wording was totally confusing. They want me to pay a £25 'insurance' fee before they send the money, promising the cash will hit my account within half an hour once I pay and hand over my bank info. Honestly, just be on your guard and don’t fall for it!
MrLender UKMoney Supermarket
5 years
I kept getting calls from some company called ‘Online Support Limited’ saying my computer was hacked or something. I told them straight away I wasn’t interested and to stop ringing, but the calls just kept coming from different mobiles. Some random people even said they’d had calls from my number, which was weird. When I ignored them, they started leaving annoying messages. In the end, I had no choice but to unplug my phone completely.
Online Support Limited
5 years
Got a call from "Online Support Ltd" based at 78 York St, London, on my old unlisted number. They claimed my computer needed urgent updates and was at risk. They told me to turn it on and read out the license ID. I just ended the call straight away. After that, they rang me a few more times but I didn’t pick up. This isn’t the first time I’ve had calls from this company using the same address. Definitely a scam, watch out!
Online Support Ltd78 York StLondon
7 years
I’ve just had a phone call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft, insisting that my contract will be cancelled unless I heed her instructions. Is that even legitimate?
Microsoft
7 years
On the 3rd of January 2020, which was a Friday, I got an email from this number. I'd say steer well clear of it - don't respond or get involved and definitely report it.
7 years
Just got a call from someone called "Marek" claiming to be from Online Support Limited. It’s a shame to see folks still getting caught up in these scams, and even worse that "Marek" chooses to play along. I hung up straight away but honestly wish I had the chance to mess with him like he did with me.
MarekOnline Support Limited
7 years
Got a call from someone saying we might have been targeted by hackers. They said they had details from our service provider but weren’t clear if it was from Amazon or eBay. They even confirmed who our provider was. Then suddenly the call dropped. A couple days later, they rang again, claiming we’d asked for a callback, which we never did. The guy started on about hacking threats again and wanted our email to send a link for some security update. Felt really dodgy to me.
AmazoneBay
7 years
Around 2pm on 31/12/19, I got a call from a woman named Victoria Ia who claimed she was calling on behalf of GDPR. She told me my email was being misused on Amazon and eBay by other people. She asked for my computer licence number and said she’d send me some sort of notification about these supposed breaches. I was a bit wary and told her I’d call back to verify if she was really with GDPR. She didn’t seem bothered by that at all. Later, I put her number, 02032909585, into my computer to see if it matched any official GDPR contact, but turns out it wasn’t legit.
VictoriaAmazon
7 years
Received a call supposedly from Microsoft, with the caller saying they were an official representative, but it felt like a scam.
Microsoft
7 years
The help I got was proper friendly and really professional, plus it came right when I needed it. It’s not often you come across tech support that’s both quick and knowledgeable like that. Whenever I’m stuck, I always go for Online Support cause I know they’ll have my back. Big thanks to Edward Shelby too, he was spot on with everything. Keep it up!
Edward Shelby
7 years
Not sure how others have found it, but for me, the support for my Windows gadgets has been quite good and reliable. Edward Shelby helped me a lot with making sure my device info was safe.
Edward Shelby
7 years
Super pushy, definitely best to steer clear of this one.
7 years
Received a call today, 9th October 2019. They were rather insistent, which made me quite wary. Their accents were distinctly Indian, definitely not local to the UK. I could hear the usual commotion in the background too. Clearly up to no good. They were attempting to gain access to my computer, so I played along for a bit until I had enough of their antics.
UK
7 years
Got a call earlier from someone saying they were from Online Support, but it’s just a scam. Don’t pick up if you see this number, best to just block it straight away.
7 years
Some bloke called me claiming to be Edward Matthews from Golden Partners, saying there were major issues with my computer. He asked if I owned the computer and told me to reach out to onlinesupport[###]. He also gave me a phone number to call: 02032909585. When I checked the last call, it showed a different number - 01917593122. He didn’t ask for any personal info, and I didn’t give any either. I’m just going to ignore it.
Edward MatthewsGolden Partners
7 years
Beware of those con artists who request payment in exchange for supposedly fixing your computer! Do NOT heed their advice; simply hang up the phone. If you've already taken their guidance, your first course of action should be to get in touch with your bank and credit card providers. You can find their contact numbers on the reverse side of your cards-it's crucial to inform them that your personal details may have been compromised. Following that, run a thorough scan of your computer using Malwarebytes or Spybot, both of which you can easily locate on majorgeeks.com. Consider carefully what personal information you may have divulged and take the necessary precautions. It's wise to change your passwords and ensure that two-factor authentication (2FA) is enabled on platforms like eBay and Amazon. This way, you’ll receive a code on your mobile phone, which must be entered before any transactions can be carried out. Stay vigilant!
eBayAmazon
7 years
Just like quite a few others have pointed out on here, I received a call purporting to be from Microsoft’s online support team based in London. They delivered a serial licence number, claiming it was unique to my computer. After asking me to verify it on my device, they went on to enumerate a list of supposed issues, all of which they claimed to find in the events viewer. Thankfully, I wised up to their game in the nick of time. I’m now in the process of changing all my passwords and conducting a thorough security check.
MicrosoftLondon
7 years
Earlier today I got a call from a number that was withheld, and the caller claimed to be from Online Support Ltd, something about 78 York Street London. They were asking for Mr Smith, which is a name I often hear being used in these annoying calls. I told them they’d actually reached the phone and online fraud department, and asked for more info. She said she couldn’t talk to anyone except Mr Smith. Fingers crossed, that’s the scam call of the day sorted!
Online Support Ltd78 York Street LondonSmith
7 years
I got a call from someone with an accent, claiming to be from Online Support in Brentwood, London, saying they were contacting me on behalf of Microsoft about a possible virus on my computer. I just let them talk, then when they asked if I was at my PC I told them it sounded like a scam. They then said they’d given me their company’s name, address, and phone number (0203 290 9585) so I could ring them to verify. I ended the call but they rang back from a withheld number. Honestly, I reckon people who aren’t so tech-savvy could fall for this easily.
Online SupportBrentwoodLondonMicrosoft
7 years
Hahaha, total rip off! Watch out for these scammy calls!
Hahaha
7 years
So, a woman named Emma rang me up claiming to be from Online Support Ltd at 78 York Street, London W1S1, asking me to log on and all that. Honestly, she didn’t sound believable at all. I told her I thought it was a scam, and then she handed me over to someone called Peter, who sounded just as dodgy. Curious, I phoned the number back from another phone and Peter himself picked up, saying “Online Support”. I just said thanks and hung up immediately. Definitely felt like a sketchy call to me.
EmmaOnline Support Ltd78 York StreetLondonPeterOnline Support
7 years
I had a chat with someone claiming to be on support from Microsoft. I've just recently settled into this new home, and there's only one other individual who has my number. To add to that, I hardly use my computer at all. The agent mentioned she had sent me some alerts, but I haven't seen a single one. Feels like a scam to me!
Microsoft
7 years
Got a call from a woman with an Indian accent named Elisha, claiming to be from Microsoft Windows online support. She mentioned she was tied up and told me to ring this number back.
ElishaMicrosoft
7 years
I received a call from a number that was withheld, and the woman on the other end refused to divulge any details about her workplace-only mentioning something vague about "Online Support." She insisted that I needed to access my computer, but when I asked for clarification, she abruptly ended the call!

This isn't the first time something like this has happened to me.
7 years
So Victoria rang me again. I asked her for the company's registration number on Companies House. She went on about how I should already know it! When I asked again, she refused to give it, saying she wasn’t obliged to share that info. She started getting a bit annoyed, so I just ended the call.
VictoriaCompanies House
7 years
My 80 year old mum got caught out by what looks like a scam for a Gold package costing £475. They sounded so believable, even showed stuff on her computer. A woman, who said her name was Victoria, claimed to be from Microsoft’s tech team. They were ready to ring back and waste even more of her time. We’re now sorting out cancelling all the bank cards that got used and resetting all the passwords.
VictoriaMicrosoft
7 years
The 0203 number is still up and running as of today, and I’ve just told BT about it again this morning. They tried to get “Granny Molly” to give her bank card info over the phone for “security reasons.” Over the last few weeks, they've switched to at least 20 different numbers, probably to dodge call blocks. Got 189 spam voicemails in the last month alone… It’s clear they’re after Granny Molly’s cash.
BTGranny Molly
7 years
This particular number seems to be linked to their "Central Server" operations. In the last month, I've found myself adding a staggering 17 numbers to my blocked list. Oddly enough, this is the number they instruct you to call. A whopping 197 calls have landed in my junk voicemail over the last 30 days, which just highlights their relentless nature. Every few days, they reach out from a fresh spoofed number; today, for instance, it appeared to be a mobile - 07765823925 - but briefly flashed up as International on my device.
International
8 years
I got in touch with BT as well to have a look at both of those numbers. The adviser told me these are linked to a scam that's been happening recently, where they ring through various hub numbers trying to gather our personal info. Apparently, they're using fake Microsoft problem stories - though the real issues Microsoft had were sorted out quickly. BT said they'd pass the details to their security team to get these numbers blocked across the network. All we need to do is keep letting BT know if we get calls from new hub numbers connected to this scam. Joanna (UK)
BTMicrosoftJoannaUK
8 years
PART 3 I mentioned that she might be some kind of hacker, but she quickly assured me that if she was, she wouldn’t bother ringing me up directly or sharing so many details. She also claimed to know my Microsoft agreement number, although I had no way to check if that was true. I then asked for a contact number to ring back and verify her identity, which she provided. But I still felt off about it - she kept chatting, trying to stop me from hanging up and even suggested I call her back from a mobile phone, which I wasn’t having any of. PART 4 coming soon.
Microsoft
8 years
PART 4 She kept on pushing me about when I’d ring back, like was it gonna be in 5 minutes ‘cause it was urgent or would it be within 2 hours. Looking back, it felt like she was trying to keep the line open somehow. Anyway, I ended the call a few times during all her chatter. Afterwards, I checked the caller ID by dialling 1471 and got a totally different number than the one she called from - 01025652239. I then tried calling both that number and the one she’d given me, but neither of them were recognised anywhere. PART 5 coming soon
8 years
Got a call from a woman whose accent was so thick I couldnt make out her name. She claimed my laptop was sending them loads of errors. They gave me this number 02032909585 and said they were from Online Support Ltd. Then someone called back named Jacob Miller, repeating the same story but they had no real info on me and I didn’t share any either. I’m planning to ring the fraud hotline tomorrow on 0300123040.
Online Support LtdJacob Miller
8 years
Got a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming my computer had some kind of technical problem that she had to fix. I asked her for a contact number because I was suspicious she might be a scammer and wanted to double-check. She gave me the number above, saying I should call it to confirm they were some kind of online support. When I told her I was trying to verify who exactly was calling because I wanted to be safe, I mentioned the number flagged up as risky and part of a scam. Next thing, she just cut the call! Job done!
8 years
Total scam, definitely don’t share any info with them. They rang my 83 year old grandma saying they were from Microsoft and her PC had some urgent issues that needed sorting. She believed them straight away coz she trusted it was legit, but luckily she phoned me before anything happened and we stopped it right away. I tried calling this number back to sort things out and the bloke who answered was proper daft, getting annoyed at me for the payment not going through. What muppets!
Microsoft
8 years
Got a call from a woman claiming her name was "Anna" from some Online Support company. She told me my Windows PC was infected with a virus. I kept her talking for a bit before asking for a number to ring her back on 02032909585 once my partner got home. Pretty sure she’ll ring me again, but there’s no way I’m calling her! It’s definitely a risky scam that could fool someone less careful!
AnnaOnline Support
8 years
Received a call from a private number, and the chap said there were issues with my computer, claiming there was a virus. When I requested a callback number, he provided me one. Clearly a dodgy scam. The bloke had a strong Indian accent. I ended up searching the number online and stumbled across this site.
8 years
Got a call from a woman with an Indian accent. I spent a few minutes asking her for her company's details like their address and phone number. Once I mentioned I was recording the call, she just cut me off and hung up. Typical!
8 years
Got a call from a guy with an Indian accent saying there was an issue with my computer. I immediately told him I thought it was a scam, but he kept insisting he was legit. He gave his name as Joseph and said he was from Onlinesupport[###]. I told him I wasn’t by my computer at the time. The number he called from was 02032909585. Curious, I looked them up online and got in touch with the actual company through their website. Turns out they’re real and definitely don’t make unsolicited calls like that.
Joseph
8 years
I've had several calls from Jacob Millar, who's been really pushy. He claimed to be from Microsoft and warned me not to mention our conversation to anyone else! He gave me a number for his head office, 02-3 290 9585, and said they’re based at 78 York St, London. When I said I wasn’t near my computer and didn’t have time, he insisted I be at it by 5pm because he’d call back then. He told me I had urgent problems on my computer that needed fixing and to be ready when he rang.
Jacob MillarMicrosoft78 York StLondon
8 years
Got a ring from 0424 258 4136, some bloke said he was from a new PC World and Currys online support team trying to sort out virus problems. I told him I'd check it out first, and he handed me this 0203 290 9585 number saying it was their main office to call back. Quite a cheeky twist on that classic scam!
PC WorldCurrys
8 years
I got a few calls on my landline from a bloke named Mark claiming he was from Online Support, which he said was linked to Microsoft. He insisted my computer had major issues and could be fixed if I signed up for a 3-year plan costing £290, and wanted me to ring 02032909585. I checked with Microsoft and they told me Online Support wasn’t connected to them at all. After that, I reported everything to Action Fraud by calling 03001232040 and informed the police about the scam.
MarkOnline SupportMicrosoftAction Fraud
8 years
Got a call from someone who said her name was Alice Jones, but honestly, she sounded way more Indian than Welsh to me. She told me my computer had some kind of virus going on. I just said cheers for the heads up and that I’d take it to a proper shop to get fixed. She didn’t seem very happy with that, which made me chuckle a bit.
Alice Jones
8 years
I’ve just had a rather dodgy call from someone masquerading as a BT Server representative. They were trying to convince my husband to access his email, claiming there were issues with the server that they'd been attempting to alert us about. To top it off, the call came from a withheld number, and they provided us with a number to return the call - which we wisely chose to ignore. My advice? If anything feels off even slightly, steer clear of any discussion!
BT
8 years
This woman said her name was Veronica Xia. She claimed she could sort all my computer problems and promised I wouldn't have to worry about antivirus ever again. Said the deal covered up to ten devices, with options - either a lifetime premium plan for £499 or a short-term fix for £290. I decided it was best to hang up. She was clearly tech-savvy, super convincing, and annoyingly insistent. Honestly, she's a top-notch scammer!!
Veronica Xia
8 years
Got a call earlier today from 02032909585, and this person just wouldn’t give up - even phoned again after we ended the call. They kept going on about issues with our computer but couldn’t say who they were or mention our service provider. Strangely, they even pulled out some sort of licence number for the computer! Tried to block the number afterwards but it was hidden, so no luck there. Definitely a SCAM - and really persistent too!
8 years
Got a call saying my computer was facing some big issues. I just ended the call, but they've rung me back like 5 times since then which feels like proper harassment. The lady on the line claimed they were officially working for Microsoft to fix my PC. The number they used was 02032909585.
Microsoft
8 years
I got a call saying my computer was at risk and they needed £154.11 to fix it. Didn't seem right, so I checked with the police and they confirmed it was a scam.

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