02035441067
TimeLine☎️ 02035441067 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203544 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02035441067
- Concerned about security and scamsSep
2015Scammers should face severe consequencesSep
2015Suspicious call about computer hackingAug
2015Website issues and security concernsAug
2015Suspicious number; avoided connecting safelyAug
2015Forced pop-ups, malware removal hassleJul
2015Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 6 First Seen: 20 July 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from First Coast(Highland), Garvard(Argyll and Bute) and Ketford(Gloucestershire).
02035441067 has 6 comments of which 3 x neutral and 3 x negative
02035441067 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02035441067 👆 is reported as linked to aggressive pop-up scams warning users of hacking or malware on their computers. Callers claim to be Microsoft or tech support but often have heavy accents and pressure for remote access. Many feel uneasy allowing them in, suspecting scams aimed at stealing money or data. Several users experienced persistent browser freezes and disruptions that required forced restarts, and some found their systems suspiciously sharing screens without consent. The number is associated with fraudulent tech support alerts often triggered after visiting certain websites or email links. Users have expressed worries about compromised security and frustration over inability to close warning pages without rebooting. Overall, encounters with this number are considered suspicious and cause anxiety about computer safety.
Reports on phone number 02035441067
11 yearsI foolishly gave him control of my computer because of a pop-up problem I was having. He then went on about hackers and I asked him, how can I be sure you’re not the hacker yourself since you’ve got into my computer? Now I’m stressing about my phone and PC security! Later, I came across the McAfee helpline number. McAfee weren’t much better, only interested in making me pay since it wasn’t really a tech fault but just annoying pop-ups.McAfee11 yearsI really hope these awful scammers get what's coming to them and suffer for a long time.11 yearsSomething similar happened to me recently - this scary message popped up saying my computer was under attack and I had to ring a certain number immediately. I called because my Safari just froze and I couldn’t navigate away. A guy with a strong foreign accent claimed he was from Microsoft and needed to remotely access my PC to get rid of hackers. Obviously, I didn’t buy any of it and told him there’s no way I’d give him access to my computer. After I hung up, I had to force quit Safari and reboot my laptop. When it restarted I saw a strange login screen flickering just before the password prompt showed up. Now I’m worried to change my passwords because it feels like they might still be watching my screen. When I checked my security settings, I was shocked to see something called Remote Systems Manager listed as sharing my screen! Seriously, what should I do next?Microsoft11 yearsSpent the whole weekend 8th/9th August and the morning of Tuesday 11th August trying to fix a problem with emails - the website wouldn’t accept my login details or password. After finally finishing a call with a BT support advisor and browsing the BT website for some news, Safari suddenly showed me a scary warning message. I couldn’t close Safari or even take a screenshot of the warning, which told me to call 020 3544 1067 right away because my computer might be compromised. I didn’t trust the message at all, especially as I’d just finished talking to an advisor from India a few minutes earlier. I rang the number anyway, but the person I spoke to didn’t really explain what was going on, so I ended the call. Since then, Safari hasn’t been behaving normally when I click on links in BT emails. I’ve taken some steps to protect my device since then, but I won’t be clicking on any BT email links again or trusting the BT website as much.BTSafariIndia11 yearsJust saw this number show up on my screen and gave it a ring, felt a bit iffy about it immediately. Luckily, I didn’t let the person on the other end link up with my computer.11 yearsMy computer keeps showing these annoying pop-ups that keep pushing me to ring a certain number to supposedly fix some adware or malware problems. I can’t seem to close the page at all, and the only way to get rid of it is to reboot my laptop. It’s really frustrating!Submit Your Own Report (020 3544 1067)
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