02037002205
TimeLine☎️ 02037002205 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203700 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02037002205
- Panicked, accessed computer by mistakeAug
2015Organized and malicious scam operationAug
2015Need help blocking unwanted emailsAug
2015Believed it was a scamAug
2015Hoax warning; check with softwareAug
2015Avoid; it's a scam callAug
2015Ignore virus alert; perform antivirus scanAug
2015Should mom call this number?Aug
2015Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 7 First Seen: 17 August 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bolton-by-Bowland(Lancashire), Bradshaw Brook(Lancashire), East Hardwick(West Yorkshire) and Leedstown(Cornwall).
02037002205 has 7 comments of which 1 x negative and 6 x neutral
02037002205 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02037002205 👆 is reported as connected to a scam involving loud fake virus alerts trying to scare users into calling. Those who answered were asked to give remote access, which led to serious concerns about data security. The callers claim to be Microsoft or Norton techs but refuse to give a proper company name and pressure you to trust them. Multiple users confirm there’s no real virus or trojan found after running genuine antivirus scans. It’s described as a highly clever and organised hoax designed to trick people into granting access to their computers. Many advise ignoring the alert messages, running your own security checks, and definitely not calling the number. Overall, it’s seen as fraudulent and potentially harmful.
Reports on phone number 02037002205
11 yearsI feel pretty daft about this. Got this screaming message with loads of beeping, and in a panic I called the number on the screen. The bloke who answered said his name was Samuel and managed to convince me to let him on my computer. He’s been messing around on it for about 10 minutes by the time I started to get worried and asked him to explain what was going on. I’m now really worried he’s looked through my Hotmail or who knows what else. What’s the best thing to do now to protect myself?Samuel11 yearsThis scam was so well planned and sneaky, it’s honestly quite impressive how organised these crooks are.11 yearsi keep recieving emails about this, any idea how to stop em?11 yearsI've looked into this and can say for certain that it’s a scam. Don’t pay any attention to the alert popping up in your browser telling you to ring that number to fix some supposed issue. To be on the safe side, scan your PC with your own anti-virus program and you’ll likely find everything is perfectly fine. If you’re after a suggestion, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is worth a shot. Their site also explains how crooks use this exact trick to try and get access to your device or private info.Malwarebytes Anti - Malware11 yearsHonestly, don't bother calling back, it's definitely a scam.11 yearsI got a message pop up on my computer saying I had a Trojan virus, and it showed this number along with a really loud warning sound. The alert claimed to be from Norton, but it was just a scam. If you see something like this, especially after an email, just ignore it and get rid of the message. Then run a complete scan with your antivirus software to be safe.Norton11 yearsThis showed up on my mum's laptop and it’s been acting weird since. Think she should ring the number?Submit Your Own Report (020 3700 2205)
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