02033185274
TimeLine☎️ 02033185274 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203318 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033185274
- Repeated call from suspicious companyMay
2011Fraudulent company, avoid sharing informationApr
2011Avoid phone scams, Microsoft won't callNov
2010Phone scammers with misleading claimsNov
2010Computer virus scam complaintNov
2010Suspicious call claiming Microsoft helpOct
2010Scam company; avoid at all costs!Mar
2010Poor customer service, unresolved issueFeb
2010Inquiring about F1Compstep closure detailsFeb
2010Unhelpful, frustrating; suggests ignoring siteFeb
2010Unidentified caller; unsure of identityFeb
2010Latest phone scam reported onlineFeb
2010Repeated contact, untrustworthy serviceFeb
2010Potential scam call about PC issuesFeb
2010Computer virus warning for scamFeb
2010Scam call claiming Microsoft issuesFeb
2010Warning about potential scam phone callFeb
2010Fraudulent computer virus scam callsJan
201002033185274 has 18 comments of which 18 x neutral
02033185274 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033185274 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to be from Microsoft or a UK-based computer maintenance firm, often using Asian voices. They allege your PC has viruses or issues, pressuring you to log onto dubious websites or pay for unnecessary repairs, sometimes signing victims up for ongoing charges. The callers refuse to provide verifiable contact details or addresses and attempt to extract sensitive information. Victims strongly advise against sharing passwords, banking details or allowing remote access. Many recommend wasting the scammers’ time without cooperation and reporting incidents to Trading Standards. This is a well-known and ongoing fraud targeting computer users, with warnings emphasising vigilance and caution in responding to unsolicited calls about computer problems.
Reports on phone number 02033185274
10 yearsHas the F1Compstep company shut its doors? We're curious about their location as well. Could you help us track down the advertisement? Thank you!10 yearsIt appears this was a scam operation involving As One Computer, which falsely asserts that your computer is plagued by viruses. They even go as far as claiming they possess information from your internet service provider, allegedly BT in this instance. The individuals behind this ruse assert that they're calling from within the UK, but that's far from the truth. Their level of expertise is questionable at best. If you happen to receive a call from them, try to keep them on the line for as long as you can; it might just prevent them from targeting someone else! 😏As One ComputerUK10 yearsI recently encountered a rather dodgy group who rang me up, insisting they were from some tech support and that my computer had fallen victim to a virus. They pretended to have information linked to my internet service provider, claiming to be associated with BT. However, it was evident they were not based in the UK at all. They truly didn't have the faintest idea of what they were talking about. If you ever get a call like this, keep them chatting as long as you can - it might just prevent them from bothering someone else! 😏BTUK10 yearsI received a call just now from someone claiming to be associated with Microsoft, insisting they knew about our sluggish computer performance!Microsoft10 yearsIt appears we’ve encountered the very same company as before. They handed over this contact number, yet our phone displayed 052573182, which is the same number we received last week. This time, a female voice with an Asian accent reached out. She offered us a website to visit-www.sficompstepuk-and urged us to log in. Rest assured, we definitely will not be doing that!10 yearsI received a call from this number claiming to be from some tech support, insisting that our computer was throwing error messages and that they were calling on Microsoft’s behalf. They asked us to visit their website and download a so-called fix. The moment we mentioned that we had no idea who they were and suspected it was a scam, they abruptly hung up. It definitely felt like they were trying to gain access to our PC.Microsoft11 yearsThis has been the Asian Microsoft scam that's been peddling its nonsense since 2008. The cleverest approach is to keep them chatting on the line but feed them a stream of misleading information. That way, they end up racking up hefty phone charges and squandering their own time. Remember, Microsoft won't ever call you at home!Microsoft11 yearsTotal waste of time-no useful info whatsoever. Just tell them to shove off!12 yearsI had a call from this company and we asked when we could get in touch again. A chap named "Mark" gave us the number 02033185274 to call back, and sure enough, he answered. We mentioned that our computer had unfortunately given up on us and wouldn’t switch on. After that, she simply disappeared. Quite the outcome!Mark12 yearsWe received a call from F1compset, claiming that they were informed by Microsoft to fix our computer. They ended up charging us £80 for the repair and enrolled us in some sort of quarterly payment scheme. Not long after, our computer completely failed and we had to revert it to factory settings. We’re now in the process of reporting them to Trading Standards. Honestly, what else can we say about this outfit other than they’re absolutely dodgy? Steering clear of them is definitely the way to go!F1compsetMicrosoft12 yearsI recently encountered a firm claiming to be a computer maintenance service, f1comstep.com. I had a conversation with a gentleman named Roger, who appeared to be of Asian descent. He insisted they operate out of London but outright declined to provide an address. It felt like a complete scam to me. I would strongly recommend informing Trading Standards about this. And a word of caution: never divulge your passwords, bank details, or any personal information to callers over the phone-especially when the call is unsolicited. The red flags are clear for anyone willing to see them!RogerLondonTrading Standards12 yearsI recently had an unsettling encounter with a company that claims to be a computer maintenance service, going by the name f1comstep.com. I had a chat with a chap named Roger, an Asian gentleman, who insisted they were based in London yet balked at providing any physical address. Quite the dubious operation, to say the least! I would strongly recommend alerting Trading Standards about them. Remember, it’s absolutely vital to guard your personal details; never divulge passwords, banking information, or any sensitive data over the phone, especially when you're receiving unsolicited calls. All the red flags were there!RogerLondon12 yearsWe encountered the same company once more. They’ve given us this number to reach out, but our phone displayed it as 052573182, which is the same as last week. This time, it was an Asian woman on the line. She directed us to their website, w. sficompstepuk, urging us to visit it. Rest assured, we have no intention of doing so!12 yearsA quick call came through claiming they were affiliated with Microsoft, stating they knew our computer was experiencing some sluggishness!Microsoft12 yearsComputer infected with a virus, what a nuisance!12 yearsIt seems like my computer has caught a nasty virus from this scam.12 yearsHello everyone, It appears that we might be dealing with a rather crafty scam making its way around at the moment. In the latest issue of the Computeractive magazine, there’s an informative piece tucked away on page 6. They've put out a call for anyone receiving a suspicious call to gather as much intel as possible-names, numbers, IDs, and the like-and send it over to them via email at consumeractive 'at' computeractive. co. uk. As for who to inform about this unsettling issue, I’m rather at a loss. Is this a phone scam or something related to computers? Ofcom or ICSTIS-whatever it’s called now-doesn’t seem like the right place to report it either. Cheers, Phil.Computeractive magazineICSTISPhil12 yearsWe're completely in the dark regarding who this might be.Submit Your Own Report (020 3318 5274)
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