02034115007
TimeLine☎️ 02034115007 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203411 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02034115007
- Caller provided number unexpectedly; confusedMay
2011GOGREENPC fixed computer issues successfullyMay
2011Great service, solved computer problemsNov
2010Concern about a possible scamNov
2010Suspicious call, potential scam activityMay
2010Beware of Microsoft security scamApr
2010Scam calls about PC virusesApr
2010Virus issue, unclear guidance receivedMar
2010Strange caller, requested phone numberMar
2010Suspicious calls from possible scammersMar
2010Suspicious call regarding potential scamMar
2010Suspected scam call about virusFeb
201002034115007 has 12 comments of which 12 x neutral
Reports on phone number 02034115007
10 yearsThey’re still at it! Got a call this afternoon, and we spoke to a chap (sounded Indian) who directed us to gogreenpc. If these folks are legitimate businesses, they ought to step up and do something about this scam, to safeguard their own enterprise.10 yearsWe received two calls from this lot. An individual named Amy claimed to be reaching out on behalf of Microsoft Home Security, asserting that they had detected a virus on our computer that was causing it to lag. Initially, we were taken in, thinking she might genuinely be affiliated with Microsoft, but as she began to delve into the specifics, we started to feel a tad dubious. It’s clearly a scam. I urge everyone to steer clear of this site, gogreenpc.net, and the contact number 2033189416. Stay vigilant, folks!AmyMicrosoft Home SecurityMicrosoft10 yearsWe had a remarkably similar experience! We confronted the caller, who was a bit tricky to comprehend. After asking her for her phone number-much to our astonishment, she actually obliged! We informed her that we’d be reaching out to Microsoft directly. She just kept rambling on and on... so we decided to hang up. What puzzled us most was how on earth they managed to acquire our number in the first place!Microsoft10 yearsWe’ve recently received a call that mirrors many of the others described here, which has raised quite a few eyebrows. The callers claimed there was an issue with an operating system that we don’t even have! They went so far as to share a website, gogreenpc.net, and a phone number, 020 33189416. It’s all rather dodgy, and I can’t quite put my finger on what their objective might be, but I definitely don’t trust it!11 yearsWe've received two phone calls from this chap trying to persuade us that our computer is infected and that a virus is munching away at its storage. He identified himself as Roy Morrison, but to be honest, he had an accent that made us suspicious, not to mention the first caller-we couldn't make head or tail of what she was saying! They gave us a number: 020 331 89416. It's clear as day that this is a scam!Roy Morrison11 yearsI must say, GOGREENPC have truly impressed me. We encountered a few hiccups with our computer, but these folks managed to sort everything out brilliantly. My gratitude goes out to GOGREENPC! To those who claim it’s all a scam, I can assure you, they’re nothing but genuine and reliable.GOGREENPC11 yearsGreetings, GOGREENPC! I truly cannot express how impressed I am with these folks. We found ourselves in a bit of a pickle with our computer one day, and upon reaching out to them, they promptly came to our rescue and sorted everything out. Now, I'm pleased to report that our computer is running like a dream-absolutely no issues whatsoever. Huge thanks to the team for their excellent service!GOGREENPCHuge12 yearsI've had two calls from these folks now. The first time left me rather dubious, and although we complied with some of their requests, we made it a point to get offline immediately after doing what they asked. They then went on to say that they could offer us a manufacturer's guarantee for £60 a week. This raised some serious red flags since they claimed to be affiliated with Microsoft; I mean, how on earth could Microsoft possibly sell us a Dell warranty?! We decided enough was enough, hung up, and told them not to ring us again. Yet, lo and behold, they called back the other day. This time, they didn’t get very far at all!MicrosoftDell12 yearsThe individual on the line claimed to represent Microsoft and insisted they had detected a virus on our computer, offering to assist us in removing it. However, things took a curious turn when they began grilling us about our operating system. We pointedly asked for their expertise on which of our three machines was affected, but instead of answering, they abruptly hung up. Quite the dodgy encounter, if you ask me!Microsoft12 yearsI received the same call as the others mentioned. There's a problem with our computer - apparently a virus has infiltrated the system. We need to sort this out quickly. They insisted I hop onto the internet immediately for assistance with the recovery process. The person on the line had a thick accent from the subcontinent, making it quite challenging to follow what they were saying. They introduced themselves as 'Amy'. I've reached out to our internet service provider via email to check if there's any validity to this; I'm currently awaiting their reply.Amy12 yearsI recently received a call from an individual claiming to be associated with GoGreenpc.net, an Indian gentleman to be precise. He asked our business partner to navigate through several important features on the computer, which raised considerable red flags for me. After jotting down the phone number he called from, it became evident that it belonged to a fraudulent operation. There is an actual company named Go Green, and it's a shame that they are caught up in this mess. In future encounters, I think I'll cut straight to the chase and inquire when they plan to ask for our credit card details to perpetrate their scam - it might save us both a lot of hassle, and who knows, perhaps that will deter them from calling altogether!GoGreenpc.Go Green12 yearsWe experienced something remarkably similar! When we picked up the call, we had quite a struggle to grasp what the caller was saying. Surprisingly, when we asked for her phone number, she actually gave it to us! After telling her I’d reach out to Microsoft directly, she just kept rambling on. Eventually, I had to hang up. The real puzzler, though, is how on earth these folks managed to get hold of our number in the first place!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3411 5007)
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