02036302524
TimeLine☎️ 02036302524 👆 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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+442036302524+44 20 3630 2524020 3630 2524+44-20-3630-2524
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036302524
- Scam caller with technical errorJun
2022Beware of fake Microsoft scammersJun
2022Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftJun
2022Persistent calls, potentially a scamJun
2022Accusation of being a scammerJun
2022Phishing call discussing computer systemJun
2022Frustration with Windows tech supportJun
2022Warn about scam numbers, contact MPJun
2022Report scams to police databaseJun
2022Receive phone call from numberJun
2022Pranked caller with loud responseMay
2022Potential scam call from MicrosoftMay
2022Block scam calls, make changesMay
2022Ignored unknown number, blocked onlineMay
2022Scammer claiming to be MicrosoftMay
2022Received scam call, watched payback. BrilliantApr
2022Received scam call, skillfully respondedApr
2022Frustrated with scamming phone callsApr
2022User impersonating telemarketer with accentApr
2022Frustrated scam caller knew betterApr
2022"Bad people" described in 2 wordsApr
2022Suspicious and untrustworthy behavior observedApr
2022Ignore unanswered calls from unknown numbersApr
2022Warning about potential phone scamApr
2022Call was silentApr
2022Answered, cut off, and blockedApr
2022Receiving unwanted repeated phone callsApr
2022Call received with no soundApr
2022Ignored unknown calls; confirmed suspicions onlineApr
2022Accused of scamming and rebuffedMar
2022Distrust someone posing as WindowsMar
2022Received fraudulent call from MicrosoftMar
2022Asian male, computer infections scamMar
2022Scam caller pretending to be MicrosoftMar
2022Warning about fake Microsoft scamFeb
2022Warning about Microsoft phone scamFeb
2022Scary computer scamming experience describedFeb
2022Scam call turned abusive, dangerousFeb
2022Suspicious blocking, possible spam issueFeb
2022Frustration with scam call issuesFeb
2022No messages; likely scam callFeb
2022Ignore and block consistent silent callsFeb
2022Scam Asian computer fixer callFeb
2022Call unrecognized, no message, blockedFeb
2022Warning about scam call impersonating WindowsJan
2022Phone scam from fake tech supportDec
2021UNKNOWN CALLER INSISTED ON ISSUESOct
2021Scam call pretending to fix WindowsSep
2021Number Of Searches: 223 Number Of Comments: 43 First Seen: 17 September 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bolas Heath(Shropshire), Cliftonville(Kent) and Rossay(Western Isles).
02036302524 has 43 comments of which 28 x negative and 15 x neutral
02036302524 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036302524 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call claiming to be from a Windows or Microsoft technical department, typically featuring a person with a strong Indian accent. Callers allege computer viruses or faults and seek remote access to your device by instructing you to press keys or install software. These calls are widely recognised as fraudulent attempts to gain control of personal computers or extract sensitive information. Callers often become evasive or hostile when challenged, and the scenario frequently involves inaccuracies indicating a lack of legitimacy. Blocking numbers is largely ineffective due to frequent number changes and spoofing practices. It is strongly advised not to engage, never provide access or personal data, and report such incidents to official government fraud agencies to help tackle this ongoing nuisance.
Reports on phone number 02036302524
4 yearsA bloke with a thick Indian accent rang me, saying he was from the “technical department of Windows.” I just hung up there and then because Windows is a product, not a company with a tech team. It’s Microsoft that actually has a proper tech department. That slip-up showed me these scammers didn’t even bother to get their story straight to make it sound believable. Long story short: TOTAL SCAM, BEWARE!Microsoft4 yearsSomeone pretending to be from Microsoft, total scam.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he was from Microsoft, telling me my computer was infected with a virus. They actually rang my wife’s mobile, but I happened to pick up. It's mad that these scammers are still pulling the same old scam. What really bothers me is how they managed to get hold of her number in the first place.FraudsterMicrosoft4 yearsToday I got 7 calls from this number, and they've rang me loads of times before. I just ended up blocking it on my mobile and added it to my blacklist so I can check back what it is later. Feels a bit dodgy, like it might be a scam.4 yearsTotally a scam, watch out!Fraudster4 yearsGot a call from someone trying to scam me by taking over my Windows PC. It wasn’t very clever at all - just the usual old trick about finding errors on my computer. Definitely one of those classic phishing attempts.4 yearsSome bloke called saying he was from Windows, wanting to fix my issues - thought that was rather kind of him! He asked me to look at my computer screen and describe what I saw. I said it showed an apple, so then he wanted to know if it was a Windows PC or an Apple one. I just told him to have a wild guess, then told him to jog on and ‘assist’ someone else instead (not in those exact words but you get the drift).Apple4 yearsI really had no clue who it was, so I picked up and shouted “HELLO” super loudly a few times. They just hung up right away 😂😂😂😂4 yearsSome bloke from India rang up saying he was with Microsoft. He asked me to hit the Windows key along with the R key and tell him what popped up. I just told him there was nothing showing on my screen, didn’t follow his instructions, and he ended the call straight away.Microsoft4 yearsThey keep ringing me and then switching their number every time I block em. Someone really needs to do something about these scam calls!4 yearsDidn’t pick up cause the number was unfamiliar. Later had a quick search online. Blocked it just now. Cheers to everyone who dropped a comment!4 yearsI received a call from a bloke named James, who purported to be representing Microsoft and insisted there were problems with my computer. It was clear as day that this was a scam. He even tried to persuade me to download some dodgy software onto my machine!JamesMicrosoft4 yearsGot a call from some Asian bloke saying he was with Windows and my computer had an issue. I quickly ended the call. Been watching loads of scammer payback vids on YouTube lately, absolutely top stuff.4 yearsThis number keeps ringing but no one ever picks up, it’s so irritating. From what I’ve seen on other comments, it’s likely a scam. To anyone behind this, just stop wasting people’s time and maybe try sorting your own life out instead of this rubbish.4 yearsWas anticipating a phone call when this chap rang me with a strong Asian accent, saying he was from Microsoft and my computer had a virus. I told him I doubted it, but he kept insisting, calling me madam and saying my computer was infected. I explained that I use the West Midlands Police system at work - I’m actually a senior police officer - and he paused, swore under his breath, then just hung up. Total scam, watch out!MicrosoftMadamWest Midlands4 yearsThis guy called me and said, "Hello, Mark here, regarding your computer," but his accent was really strong and Indian.Mark4 yearsSome bloke called saying he was with Windows support. I figured I'd mess about and see how long I could keep him on the line. In the end, he gave up and hung up when he sussed I wasn't gonna get caught by his dodgy scam.4 yearsSuch awful folks.4 yearsTotally sketchy, wouldn’t trust it one bit.4 yearsIf I don't know the number, I just let it ring straight to voicemail. Someone told me it might be a scam or maybe just another annoying sales call. Either option puts me off, so I usually avoid picking up altogether. Best to be safe than sorry with unknown numbers.4 yearsDont pick up calls from 02036302524, its a scam!4 yearsPicked up and was about to say something, then it got disconnected. Went straight to blocking them.4 yearsthis number gets called all the time by scammers, no idea what they want every time they ring!4 yearsGot two calls on my phone from this number, didn’t pick up as I didn’t know who it was. Glad I looked it up here, turns out I dodged a bullet!5 yearsSome bloke rang me saying my computer was messed up and he could sort it. I told him to get lost and multiply with all the other scammers out there. Proper annoying!5 yearsSomebody called me claiming to be from Windows, but I’m certain it was a scam, here in Portsmouth.Portsmouth5 yearssomeone rang me saying they was microsoft and wanted to talk about issues with my windows laptop.Microsoft5 yearsGot a call from some guy who sounded Asian, said his name was Ali and claimed my computer had infections. Honestly, don’t pick up if you see that number, just hang up right away! Total scam!Ali5 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my laptop had a problem. Thought I'd mess about with him a bit, told him my laptop was actually made by Microsoft. He didn’t like that one and just hung up straight away. Watch out for these dodgy calls!Microsoft5 yearsA bloke called me claiming to be from Microsoft, saying there'd been error messages sent from my computer over the past couple of weeks or something.Microsoft5 yearsThey pretend to be from Microsoft and ask to get into your computer. Please don’t let them! It’s definitely a scam. If you give them control, they could cause serious problems. Microsoft NEVER calls you out of the blue - they only get in touch if you reach out to them first!Microsoft5 yearsSo these people called me saying my computer was at some huge risk or something and they needed to access the CPU right away. It was just a load of rubbish, honestly. Then things got really bad - they started making threats about hurting my family and all that nonsense. Proper scary stuff.5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming my computer had an issue. I decided to humour him. He asked me to tap some keys and tell him what popped up on my screen. I said there was nothing there. He then said I was just messing him about and questioned which keys I’d pressed. When I mentioned I couldn’t recall because of memory troubles, he rudely told me to knock my head against a wall. Lovely chap. Funny thing is, I don’t even own a computer…5 yearsI didn't get a message, just blocked the number. Sounds like it might be spam from D & G or something.D & G5 yearsHey folks - just got a dodgy call again. We all know these scam calls won’t stop but why is it that phone companies don’t seem to do anything about it? Or better yet, why aren’t the government agencies cracking down on these fraudsters? It’s not like tech is beyond them nowadays!5 yearsHardly ever get a voicemail when they ring, and usually no message at all. Most times I just block the number straight away. Definitely looks like a scam call to me.5 yearsThis number keeps calling me at really odd hours, and when I answer, there's nothing but silence. I've just gone ahead and blocked it now.5 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent called me saying there was something wrong with my computer. He asked me to log in so he could "sort it out". The moment he said that, I just hung up. Total SCAM!5 yearsNever seen this number before, left no voicemail, so I just blocked it.5 yearsGot a call from someone called “Mark” who was speaking with a strong Asian accent, claimed they were from the “Windows Technical Team” and said there was an issue with my PC. Total scam, obviously.MarkWindows Technical Team5 yearsPicked up the phone and some bloke with an Indian accent claimed he was from Windows tech support wanting to help with my computer. When I asked which company he was with, he didn’t really give a straight answer. He kept insisting it was something to do with my PC. I asked if it was Microsoft since they made Windows, and suddenly he just hung up on me. Typical scammers trying to get into your computer to nick personal info.Microsoft5 yearsSome bloke called up claiming he could fix issues with my computer. I told him I wasn’t having any problems but he kept on insisting maybe I just hadn't spotted them yet. He never said which company he was from, so I ended the call.5 yearsGot a call from someone named Mark, claiming there was an issue with Windows on my PC. He wanted me to log in or something, but as soon as I told him I only use an Android tablet and don’t have Windows, he just cut the call. Bloody annoying scammers!MarkSubmit Your Own Report (020 3630 2524)
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