02033558273
TimeLine☎️ 02033558273 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203355 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442033558273+44 20 3355 8273020 3355 8273+44-20-3355-8273
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033558273
- Persistent fraudulent phone calls receivedApr
2011Intrusive, impolite, fraudulent phone callApr
2011Suspicious call claiming computer issuesDec
2010Concerned about computer service issuesNov
2010Bad experience with caller's claimsNov
2010Foreign scam call, avoid sharing informationNov
2010Scam call about virus, hung upNov
2010Helpful website for identifying callersOct
2010Scam call, foreign accent, suspiciousOct
2010Suspicious call about computer virusOct
2010Scam call about computer issuesSep
2010Suspicious Microsoft call; potential scamSep
2010Received calls, potential scammer reportedSep
2010BT services caller was concerningSep
2010Indian caller suspected of scammingAug
2010Scam call claiming Microsoft certificationAug
2010Receiving silent calls at dinnerAug
2010Received silent calls, then disconnectAug
2010Suspicious phone call, potential scamJul
201002033558273 has 19 comments of which 19 x neutral
Reports on phone number 02033558273
10 yearsWe keep getting the same annoying phone calls, and these individuals just won’t take the hint. Honestly, it feels like they’re nothing but a bunch of fraudsters who won’t quit!10 yearsReceived a call from the number mentioned above, where a person introduced themselves as offering 'computer support.' They claimed that some dodgy files had been downloaded onto our device-news to us, I must say! Just as I was about to delve deeper into their claims, they insisted that I power up my computer for them to pinpoint the supposed malicious files. We made it very clear that we never divulge any computer-related details to unknown callers. Before we could say another word, they hung up the phone! Quite the cheek, don’t you think?10 yearsReceived a call from an overseas gentleman claiming to represent a computer repair company in Birmingham. It’s nothing but a scam, so steer clear of sharing any personal details. When we mentioned our background as computer consultants, they dismissed us as being foolish. We asked for their address, but they were unable to provide it. When we requested to speak with the managing director or the owner, the caller suddenly proclaimed she was the manager! If these folks ring you up, just hang up and make sure to let others know about this nonsense.Birmingham10 yearsI received a call from this number, and they were claiming to be downloading data that I hadn’t agreed to. They said they were Microsoft certified and wanted me to input a website on my computer so they could showcase their supposed 'anti-virus' software. The moment I mentioned I was a systems engineer, they suddenly lost interest and hung up. I could have kept them on the line for a good half an hour to waste their time! Honestly, it’s utterly foolish to trust random callers like that. It's essential for us to get a verifiable number from our banks before returning any calls.Microsoft10 yearsI had a rather unpleasant experience with a chap claiming to be from a tech support team. He started rattling on about Windows operating systems and insisted that we were downloading harmful files without even realising it. The moment we mentioned that our computer was functioning perfectly well, he abruptly terminated the call! It was quite baffling, really.10 yearsThis afternoon, we received a peculiar call from these individuals claiming that our device had been infected with a virus. Naturally, we decided to probe them with a few inquiries. In the end, we realised it was all a bit of a scam, and when we called them out on it, they abruptly hung up on me! Quite the cheek, if you ask me!10 yearsI received two calls this afternoon from this number. On the first one, there was nothing but a lengthy silence before I heard a pre-recorded "goodbye" and the line went dead. Then, around half an hour later, they tried again, and once more, it was just silence before the call ended abruptly. Quite strange, really!10 yearsShe reached out claiming to be from BT and seemed quite worried about the state of our computer. We assured her that everything was absolutely tickety-boo with it and then politely bid her farewell. Let’s hope that’s the last we hear of it!BT11 yearsI received a call from this number at half-past two today, and it was a rather dodgy-sounding chap on the line. He claimed to be from "Computer Technical Services." The moment we asked for the company’s name and its registered address, she hung up without hesitation. I can only imagine it's the start of some kind of scam. Perhaps it would be wise to add "Dodgy" as an option in the "Call Type" menu?Computer Technical Services11 yearsJust had a call from someone claiming to be with a "BT service" company, insisting that our computer was sending out a virus. We told them we didn’t even own a computer (which was a fib), and they promptly hung up on us. It’s reassuring to see that my instincts to be cautious were spot on. Big thanks to everyone who shares their experiences here!11 yearsReceived a couple of calls from this number earlier today, but as soon as we answered, they hung up. A little while back, we had a rather dodgy conversation with someone who had a foreign accent, claiming to be from Windows, and asking us to check our computer. Quite suspicious, I must say!11 yearsI seem to be plagued by these irritating "silent calls" from the number 0203 3558273, and they always seem to occur around dinner time! It's rather inconvenient, to say the least!11 yearsOn the 8th of October, around 8:36 in the morning, we received a call from that number. An Asian gentleman was on the line, claiming to be from Microsoft and stating that a file had been deleted from our computer. He even knew our name, which felt quite unsettling. We thought it sounded dodgy, so we discussed it with our son, who clarified that no legitimate Microsoft employee would reach out like that. It dawned on us that we had nearly fallen for a scam. Avoid returning their call, as it could potentially lead to exorbitant charges!MicrosoftAvoid12 yearsI received a call from an Asian gentleman with a rather poor connection. He claimed to be from a Windows support team and insisted he had received alerts about harmful files being downloaded to my computer. However, the moment I mentioned that everything seemed to be functioning perfectly, he abruptly cut off the call! Quite the peculiar experience, I must say!12 yearsI've just received a call from this number. The caller sounded distinctly Indian, and she seemed to be aware of the type of work we advertise online. It’s rather baffling, don’t you think? Here’s a scammer who doesn’t even make an effort to hide her London number! And what’s more, the police seem completely uninterested in taking any action regarding this.London12 yearsI called regarding some computer issues, and this is the second time I’ve reached out. The experience was rather invasive and quite rude, which left me feeling like I might be dealing with a scam. Not impressed at all!12 yearsShe let us know that BT was involved and raised some worries regarding our computer. Ours tends to function just fine, so we relayed that to them and ended the conversation with a polite farewell. That’s that! Here’s hoping for the best!BT12 yearsWhat a relief to stumble upon this site! We’ve got a little system in place with our mates and family regarding their calls, so anything out of the blue is definitely viewed as ‘uninvited’. This afternoon, I received two calls from this number, so I decided to dial 1471, dug into the details, and discovered all these comments. A massive thanks to everyone for sharing your experiences and frustrations with this lot-it’s really helped me out!12 yearsReceived a call with the same spiel. They claimed that our computer was running at a mere 65% efficiency and insisted that we needed to access it-despite it already being powered on. I stayed on the line just as long as the previous call, only for her to abruptly hang up. She maintained she was calling from Bristol, but her accent was unmistakably Asian, and the line sounded rather fuzzy. My partner received a similar call a few days prior, and once he mentioned he was employed by BT, the caller disconnected in a flash. It’s got to be a scam, doesn’t it?BristolBTSubmit Your Own Report (020 3355 8273)
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