02036300758
☎️ 02036300758 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Microtalk Europe Limited. It is part of the phone block 203630 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036300758
- Repeated scam calls, ignored contentApr
2021Suspicious call from possible scamApr
2021Unwanted calls from rude personApr
2021Possible scam call from 'Microsoft'Apr
2021Calls from unknown number blockedApr
2021Ignored Indian Microsoft call, reported numberApr
2021Inadequate response from Microsoft representativeApr
2021Scam call from Indian callerApr
2021Scammer impersonating authorities from call-centerApr
2021Questioning legitimacy of Microsoft supportApr
2021Poor quality, hung up, difficult communicationApr
2021Repetitive calls about fake security!Apr
2021Caller hung up immediatelyApr
2021No conversation, hung up immediatelyApr
20215 scam calls about computerApr
2021Microsoft scam, played along, got abusiveApr
2021Suspicious use of Microsoft's nameApr
2021Long-winded, ineffective PC scam attemptApr
2021Concern about age in notificationApr
2021Missed calls, no voicemail. Annoying!Apr
2021Received offensive language from scammersApr
2021Unexpected aggressive reaction claiming MicrosoftApr
2021Ineffective scam attempt, potentially harmfulApr
2021Computer scam call reported and avoidedApr
2021Repeated hang-ups, now blockedApr
2021Be careful of scams onlineApr
2021Phone call hang up complaintApr
2021Suspicious Indian man, cyber crimeApr
2021Call from wrong provider, misleadingApr
2021Unknown Caller with no responseApr
2021Misleading call from supposed techniciansApr
2021Unrecognized sequence in numeric formApr
2021Persistent, harassing caller requesting computer accessApr
2021Potential phone scam, be cautiousApr
2021Concern about cyber security breachApr
2021Confirming cyber security breach eventApr
2021User mocks scam phone callsApr
2021Inappropriate calls, report this numberMar
2021Warning of fake Microsoft callMar
2021Unable to recognize phone numberMar
2021Warning about scammer, block contactMar
2021Microsoft computer causing frequent issuesMar
2021Accusation of scamming is madeMar
2021Be cautious of potential scammersMar
2021Heavy breathing can eliminate themMar
2021Doubted credibility of security officerMar
2021Doubtful of BT Openreach securityMar
2021Potential scam call from "Microsoft"Mar
2021Call from fake Microsoft employeeMar
2021Suspicious call pretending to be BTMar
2021Received call, blocked 0203 630 0758Mar
2021User accuses someone of impersonation.Mar
2021Threatening call, possible scam warningMar
2021Call ends abruptly without explanationMar
2021Misidentified, confusion with company branchMar
2021Scam call from non-existent problemMar
2021Jordan asked questions, angry responseMar
2021Reporting scam callers using 02036 codeMar
2021Fraudulent calls from fake companiesMar
2021Comparison of broadband over timeMar
2021Suspicious call, pretended to complyMar
2021Strange call, seeking blocking adviceMar
2021Scam call from fake tech supportMar
2021Unwanted recurring calls from numberMar
2021Received suspicious calls from 02036300758, potential scamMar
2021Encounter with offensive phone scammerMar
2021Received suspicious call about broadbandMar
2021Received phone scam from MicrosoftMar
2021Caller with possible scam accentMar
2021User is requesting more informationMar
2021Requesting remote access to problemMar
2021Missed call, no voicemail leftMar
2021Silence, then it ends abruptlyMar
2021Foreign scam call with harassmentMar
2021Concern about actively hacked systemMar
2021Avoided security scam from "Joshua"Mar
2021Harassment from impostor tech supportMar
2021Received frequent potential fraud callsMar
2021suspicious calls, possible scam callersMar
2021Suspicious call from David LeedMar
2021Suspicious repeated calls from JoshuaMar
2021User experienced an offensive encounterMar
2021Scam call from 'David Lee'Mar
2021Unanswered calls likely scam, harassingMar
2021Beware of Microsoft tech support scamMar
2021Caller threatened physical harm, husband intervenedMar
2021Fraudulent calls impersonating reputable companiesMar
2021No one is present to interactMar
2021User fooled Microsoft scammer, received abuseMar
2021Number Of Searches: 225 Number Of Comments: 83 First Seen: 01 March 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Humbleton(North Yorkshire) and Milfield(Northumberland).
02036300758 has 83 comments of which 44 x neutral and 39 x negative
02036300758 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036300758 👆 is reported as a frequently harassing and abusive scam caller purporting to be from Microsoft, BT Openreach, or cyber security services. Callers typically claim there are problems with your broadband or computer security and attempt to gain remote access. Victims report aggressive, rude behaviour including offensive language, threats, and persistent re-calling. Some calls are silent or involve background noise suggesting call centres. The scammers often have South Asian accents and can become verbally abusive if challenged. Multiple calls in quick succession are common. Most recipients do not have the issues claimed and strongly advise blocking the number. Authorities and telecom providers have yet to effectively shut these persistent, fraudulent calls down. New visitors should exercise caution, never grant remote access, and report or block this number immediately.
Reports on phone number 02036300758
5 yearsGot three calls from this number over the last few days, all nonsense I just ignored. Total scam if you ask me.5 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were BT and wanted to check my internet issues. Sounds dodgy to me, probably a scam!BT5 yearsI caught some voices in the background before a woman called 'Jenifer' claimed she was with Microsoft. I just ended the call straight away. It's daft, really - A) I don't own a computer and B) I don't even have any internet or broadband. Honestly, they should get a real job and stop pestering us with their scams.JeniferMicrosoft5 yearsWe got four calls from this number just yesterday. When my husband picked up and asked them to stop calling, the bloke was really rude and started insulting him. Later when I answered, he yelled at me to shut my f***ing mouth and actually told me to listen. Then today, some "John" called on my work phone, so I just ended the call and blocked the number straight away.John5 yearsGot a call from this number twice within a minute, and both times there was nothing but silence when I answered. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.5 yearsSome one from India rang me saying my computer was hacked, but I shut her down fast before she could start all that nonsense!5 yearsWhen the phone rang, I picked up but kept quiet for a couple of seconds before saying hello. After a brief silence, the caller finally spoke up, using a heavy Indian accent, “Helloo my name John, I’m calling from Microsoft about your computer.” I quickly interrupted in a louder tone, shouting “GIVE UP” and ended the call, blocking the number straight away. Most of these scams seem to come from numbers starting with 0203. I’d rather pick up myself than let the answerphone take over, so I can suss out their scam and report the details here for others.JohnMicrosoftMicrrosort Computer5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be part of a Cyber Crime Squad, definitely a scam. You could tell he was just one of many people in some huge call centre doing the same trick. I ended up keeping him talking for nearly 10 minutes until he lost patience and just cut me off.Cyber Crime Squad5 yearsThey kept saying they were from Microsoft and told me to ring a family member who knows about computers, who's actually a certified engineer. Then they went off swearing like “motherf****r” and “arsehole.” This sort of language is totally unacceptable.Microsoft5 yearsSomebody just called, claiming to be from Microsoft, saying they wanted to fix an issue on my PC - problem is, I don't even have one!Microsoft5 yearsHardly said a word, just ended the call abruptly.5 yearsI received a call from what claimed to be the tech services for my computer, but I must say, the line was absolutely dreadful! The chap on the other end hung up just when I had to raise my voice to understand him. Not to mention, his English left a lot to be desired! Quite the experience, I must say.5 yearsAs soon as I answered the call, they hung up without a word.5 yearsI got called by this number like four times back-to-back. They mentioned some issue with my computer’s security or something. Honestly, it’s a total scam!!!!5 yearsGot five calls this morning from some Asian guys and ladies trying to sort out computer issues I don’t even have.Asia5 yearsSome bloke said he was from Microsoft, trying a rubbish attempt to get into my computer remotely. I played along for a bit, acting like I was clueless and doing whatever he said. Then I started questioning everything he said and asked loads of tricky questions. After that, he got really nasty, shouting loads of swear words like 'MF' and even started threatening my family. Proper awful experience.Microsoft5 yearsTypical PC con artists trying their usual trick of gaining remote control over your laptop through some drawn-out spiel. Honestly, they aren’t very persistent at all - they ditch the attempt way too quickly. Just yesterday, when I told them “if there’s a hacker on my machine, I’m not switching it on,” they bailed straight away. And today? They got bored and hung up because I stayed silent for barely two minutes ‘waiting for my computer to boot’. Seriously, if you’re gonna pull this on folks who don’t know much about tech, you’ve got to stick around longer than that!5 yearsSounds like another scam trying to use Microsoft’s name to get in touch.Microsoft5 yearsGot a call from someone real pushy, telling me my computer had viruses or somethin' like that. Said it was coz I'm not tech-savvy or summat. Proper annoying!5 yearsThey keep ringing non stop but never bother to leave a message!!!5 yearsSo this number kept calling, saying they were from Microsoft. When I asked them to prove it, the person got all angry and snapped at me, telling me to "shut up you ####." Proper harassing behaviour.Microsoft5 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be Microsoft, so I just ended the call. Then, they called again and started swearing at me, which was really rude.Microsoft5 yearsSo this bloke calling himself "Issac" with a thick West African accent rang me up saying there was some issue with Microsoft on my PC. He tried to get me to click through loads of screens, but I was just faking it. Eventually he cottoned on that I was actually using a Mac. You'd think if he really knew about the problem, he'd have worked out upfront that it wasn't Windows at all. Bit of a rubbish, messy scam, but I can see how it might catch some people out.IssacMicrosoft5 yearsSome bloke rang me saying my computer was hacked, but it wasn’t even on or anywhere near me, so no chance. He wanted my info to fix it though. Classic scam, nothing new!5 yearsThis has gotta be one of those BT scams, watch out everyone!5 yearsThey called me but as soon as I picked up, they just dropped the line without saying anything.5 yearsThe moment I picked up and the answer machine kicked in, they just cut off straight away. They've done this a few times already, so I've blocked the number now.5 yearsGot a call from some bloke named Joshua claiming to be from the internet provider, but after I ended the call, he rang me again right away, saying he was with the cyber crime unit. Proper annoying and a bit sketchy if you ask me!JoshuaIndia5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from BT about our internet, but here’s the thing - we live in Hull and BT doesn’t even cover this area. Didn’t bother telling them, figured it’d be better if they just carried on wasting their time. Total waste!BTHullUK5 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be from Microsoft, said there was an issue with my internet security and that strangers could be using my connection. Then he switched, saying he worked for BT Open Reach, blaming a fault with the internet. I work in IT, so I knew that wasn’t true and asked him about the mix-up. Suddenly, he got all jittery. Then he asked if I was by my computer and wanted me to check a key on the bottom left of my keyboard. I told him I couldn’t find it, and that’s when he lost it - started swearing, calling me blind, and dropped the call. Proper rude scam call!BT OpenreachMicrosoft5 yearsThis number has rung me before and everytime no one says a word on the other end. Pretty weird!5 yearsThis number 02036300758 keeps ringing me saying I need to get on my computer with him on the phone, claiming it's about illegal stuff. He started shouting about Afghanistan and even said he knows where I live, which was really scary. I hung up but he stayed on the line before I managed to block it. Now, he’s calling again. Pretty unsettling really.Afghanistan5 yearsThey told me it was some sort of cyber security breach.5 yearsThey kept ringing us up three times, even after we didn’t answer. They claimed there was some cyber security breach, yet somehow they already knew our names and where we lived. Pretty creepy if you ask me.5 yearsGot a call from an Indian bloke calling himself Joshua. Pretty sure he was a scammer, maybe someone I’d irritated before. When he realised I was the person he was after, he just started yelling and cursing at me - it was quite funny really. Seems like we’re getting under their skin now, which is brilliant. Keep at it, folks. Whenever I get a call with the option to “press 1 to talk to the supervisor”, I always go for it and have a proper rant filled with colourful language.JoshuaIndia5 yearsA guy with an Asian accent, who said his name was Joshua, phoned me warning about some dodgy activity on my computer linked to China and other places. He claimed to be from the National Cyber Security Centre and said he’d guide me through fixing it. When I checked the number online, it didn’t match at all. Joshua rang me again, and when I mentioned the number discrepancy, he started shouting and got pretty aggressive. I told him not to call anymore and hung up. Since then, he’s tried at least half a dozen times to ring me back!JoshuaNational Cyber Security CentreChina5 yearsWe've been inundated with calls from this particular number. The bloke on the other end had a strong Indian accent and initially began hurling insults at my daughter. When she passed the phone to me, his tone took a bizarre turn; he claimed to be my son-in-law and expressed a desire to marry her! I reached out to my phone provider for advice, and they recommended contacting the police. The guy goes by the name of Joshua. This nonsense has to be put to an end. I urge everyone to report this number immediately!Joshua5 yearsThey said they were from Microsoft and tried to trick me into letting them get into my computer. Such a scam!Microsoft5 yearsI don't know this number at all.5 yearsTotal con artist, just blocked them straight away!5 yearsHad a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer's got issues. Sounded dodgy to me.Microsoft5 yearsThis was definitely a scam.5 yearsTotal scam, watch out!5 yearsHe claimed to be some kind of security guard, but I just laughed it off. Then another person told me to just hang up on him.5 yearsWhenever I start breathing really hard down the phone, they usually hang up pretty quick.5 yearsOi, BT Openreach and security don’t really go together, do they? I had a laugh when they claimed they’d keep things safe. Honestly, it’s like believing in fairies. Don’t trust that lot for your personal info, they’re a joke!5 yearsGot a call from someone saying they was from a Microsoft office over in Paddington, asking for the person who owns a Windows PC. They even knew my name, which made me feel a bit iffy. Definitely seemed dodgy to me.MicrosoftPaddington5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be John Williams from Microsoft, saying there was an issue with my computer. When I asked if I was talking to the owner of the device, I said no, I don’t even own a computer. The guy got annoyed, muttered some swear words and immediately ended the call. Pretty clear that it wasn’t actually Microsoft.John WilliamsMicrosoft5 yearsI got a call from 02036300758 saying it was BT, claiming there was an issue with my internet. but I wasnt sure if it was legit.BT5 yearsHad a call from 0203 630 0758 today. I never tend to pick up calls from numbers I don't recognise, so didn't answer it. I did have a look on Who Called Me and read what others said about this number after picking up. Decided to block it now.5 yearsI got a call from someone saying there was a problem with my computer, but I told them they had the wrong person. Turns out they were trying to reach a local office of a big company. After I explained that, they just ended the call.5 yearsThey simply ended the call without saying a word.5 yearsI received a rather alarming call from this number, with the caller asserting they were from a cyber security firm. They instructed me to sit at my computer, but when I declined, the individual became quite aggressive, suggesting my family could be at risk if I didn’t comply. He went further to tell me to be quiet and just do as he said. The caller sounded Indian. I'm contemplating whether it's wise to report this matter to the police.5 yearsI got a call from a lady saying there was some issue with the windows on my PC, or something like that. When I picked up, I could hear loads of people chatting away in a language I didn’t recognise before she came on the line. As soon as I told her I didn’t even own a computer, she just cut the call. These sorts of calls happen way too often now. There’s gotta be some way to put a stop to them, but honestly, I don’t know what.5 yearsThe guy said his name was Jordan and started asking me all sorts about my computer. I told him that was enough and called him out for being a nasty and dodgy bloke, asking where his morals were. He got really aggressive and shouted some horrid swear words before ending the call abruptly.Jordan5 yearsI got a call from a bloke saying he was with BT Openreach, claiming folks from abroad were messing with my IP address. Funny enough, the same number rang a couple of days back, but that time the guy said he worked for Microsoft. I usually have a bit of a chat with them, telling them it’s good they’ve got a job but being a professional liar isn’t exactly admirable. Sometimes they get nasty, and I just toss in, “hope you’re not recording this call!” :) Honestly, these calls take up nearly all my ringing days - they really ought to be stopped.BT OpenreachMicrosoft6 yearsI got a call today from the same number as yesterday, but now it was about money instead of broadband. Weird how the topics changed but the number stayed the same.6 yearsI received a call from the number 02036300758 earlier, and it was quite strange. The person on the other end had an Indian accent and didn’t say a thing; instead, they sang a song in an Indian dialect for roughly twenty seconds before hanging up. It's baffling! Is there anyone out there who can advise on how to block this number? I’m just wondering why authorities like the police or the technology giants haven’t shut down these kinds of numbers yet.6 yearsSo this guy called me, sounded Asian, said someone was using my BT internet and wanted me to log into some site to check my laptop. I just kept him going with loads of questions, trying to waste his time, then finally told him I don’t even own a laptop or BT internet. He just hung up after that, vanished completely.6 yearsGot a call from someone named 'John' speaking with a strong Indian accent, claiming to be from BT Openreach (or so he said). He went through his usual spiel and then told me to press the Windows key plus 'R'. I pretended to do it but didn’t actually. When he asked what showed up, I mentioned seeing some kind of message, even though there wasn’t any. I was just about to call him out on the whole thing being a scam when he suddenly got annoyed, said I was messing with him, and just hung up on me! Found the number via 1471, but when I tried to call it back, there was no answer.JohnBT Openreach6 yearsThis number has left me with a barely audible recorded voicemail a couple of times over the past few days.6 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent rings up claiming he’s from BT Openreach, telling me there’s hackers trying to get into my broadband or something. I played along, doing what he said just for a laugh, but when he asked me what the screen said, I told him it called him a scammer and a thief. That set him off proper, he started shouting the nastiest, sickest stuff ever, talking about my mum in the most disgusting way you can imagine. Honestly, hope they catch this creep and throw away the key.BT Openreach6 yearsSomebody with an Asian accent said they were from Open Reach Security. I've had enough of these calls so I just ended it straight away.6 yearsThis bloke with a thick Indian accent claimed to be from Microsoft, telling me my computer had serious issues. I joked back that I might be the actual problem, and he went off on one, calling me a stupid motherf####er over and over. He's phoned me three times already, absolute nightmare.Microsoft6 yearsGot a call saying there was suspicious stuff going on with my internet account. This was the second time today from different phone numbers. I told the person it wasn't true because I don't even have a computer (bit of a fib, really). Blocked the number straight away.6 yearsIt went quiet on the other end, then the call just dropped.6 yearsOn the 9th of March, 2021, I received an unexpected call from an overseas chap who claimed that my computer had fallen victim to a virus and required immediate attention. Naturally, I expressed my scepticism, which only seemed to provoke him, leading to a rather unpleasant exchange. I decided to end the conversation by hanging up. However, he was quick to ring me back, and I made it quite clear that I wasn’t interested in engaging with a scam artist. In response, he resorted to name-calling. I firmly told him to mind his manners and to leave me alone. After hanging up once more, he attempted to call again. This time, I cheekily redirected him to my decorator, who kindly informed the caller not to bother us any further. It appears that once he realised he was speaking to a gentleman, he thought better of it and didn’t ring again.6 yearsSome bloke from BT called me saying I had to get on my computer and do what he told me. I just told him no and ended the call. After that, he kept ringing non stop for about half an hour, getting more and more nasty and even threatening me. Eventually, I just stopped answering altogether.BT6 yearsI'll tell him to get his computer on and do what I say - straight to jail with it.6 yearsI keep getting calls from people pretending to be with BT Openreach, saying there’s some unregistered traffic on our internet. The callers sound like they’re from overseas and it’s really difficult to understand what they’re saying. This has been happening around the same time for the past three days - super annoying!!BT Openreach6 yearsI think your device might have a trojan virus on it and someone could be hacking into it right now.6 yearsThey rang me but never left any kind of message. Quite annoying really.6 yearsMy phone keeps flagging calls from this number as possible scams, so I just don't bother picking up. They also never bother to leave any voice messages.6 yearssome bloke rang saying he was with bt openreach and wanted a word with me. i told him i wasn’t interested in chatting and hung up straight away. he said his name was david lee or something. pretty sure it was dodgy.BT OpenreachDavid6 yearsGot a call from someone named Joshua about our computer. My hubby ended the call straight away. Then the same number tried ringing us back three more times, but we just let it ring out and didn’t answer.Joshua6 yearsGot a ring from a bloke introducing himself as David Lee, speaking with an Indian accent, said he was with BT Openreach. He told me there were strangers using my internet connection from abroad. I’ve been told BT wouldn’t call you like that, so I reckon it’s a scam.David LeeBT OpenreachBT6 yearsHad this proper awful chat, they ended up tellin me to go to hell and said I should just drop dead.6 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft, said there was an issue with my PC. He wanted me to press some keys to let him control my computer remotely. I played along for a bit, giving him the run around, then called him out on it and he just dropped the call. Classic dodgy scam from overseas, nothing new at all.Microsoft6 yearsI tried calling but no one answered.6 yearsGot a call with no one talking, it just hung up on me. No clue who it was supposed to be. Didn't bother calling back, feels like one of those dodgy scam calls. Proper annoying!6 yearsThis number rang me up last week pretending to be Microsoft support. Then, just a few days ago, they called again but this time said they were from BT outreach. Since I don’t use BT and my computer isn’t even a Windows one, I wasn’t having any of it and gave them a proper telling off before putting the phone down.MicrosoftBT6 yearsSo, this bloke said he's gonna make sure I end up in my coffin - creepy, right? Luckily, my husband grabbed the phone and handled it from there. Good on him for stepping in.6 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Microsoft. I decided to mess about with him a bit. After following his so-called 'helpful' steps, I told him there was nada showing up on my screen. He got proper annoyed then. When I finally called him a fraud, he went off on me, started shouting insults, including some pretty rude stuff. He spoke with an Indian accent. Total scammer.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3630 0758)
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