02037706990
☎️ 02037706990 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 203770 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02037706990
- "Dealing with unwanted spam calls"Jun
2022Nonsensical robocall, likely a scamJul
2020Ignoring spam calls, blocked anotherNov
2018Combatting unsolicited calls with stricter penaltiesNov
2018Number blocked due to scamOct
2018Received odd call, possible scamOct
2018Windows support scam during callOct
2018Check number before answering callsOct
2018Suspected fraudulent computer scam phone callSep
2018Angry response to computer scammerSep
2018Anger towards tech support scammersSep
2018Missed call annoyance, no answerSep
2018Suspicious computer issue; avoid scamsSep
2018Received scam call about computerSep
2018Scam call warning, avoid contactSep
2018Warning about scam phone callSep
2018Received call from suspected fraudsterSep
2018Call from fake "Windows department"Sep
2018Caller did not respond when answeredSep
2018User wasted Microsoft scam caller's timeSep
2018Received call with background noiseSep
2018Unreturned calls causing frustrationSep
2018Frustration with frequent scam callsSep
2018Warning: dangerous, load of crapSep
2018Claimed to fix nonexistent issueSep
2018Questioning Vindows Technical Department scamSep
2018Outraged at Microsoft, obvious scamSep
2018Asian woman scammer on phoneSep
2018Call ended abruptly after goodbyeSep
2018Negative experience with unsavory companySep
2018Negative interaction with rude manSep
2018Dealing with silent phone callsSep
2018Continuously blocking increasing phone numbersAug
2018Unanswered call, Egypt location notedAug
2018Warning: Microsoft impostors seeking accessAug
2018Warning about impersonating Microsoft engineersJul
2018Egypt number called me twiceJul
2018Reported scam call about TrojansFeb
2018Be wary of fake tech supportFeb
2018Warning about fraudulent phone callsFeb
2018Repeated scam call with variationsJan
2018Warning about potential scam callJan
2018Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftJan
2018Warns of fake Microsoft softwareDec
2017Warning about potential scam operationNov
2017Received scam call from impostorNov
2017"Alert: Avoid computer-fixing scammers."Oct
2017Reported unsolicited call in WelshAug
2017Suspicious Microsoft call, disconnected immediatelyJun
2017Poor technical support customer serviceJun
2017Warning: likely tech support scamMay
2017Microsoft scam, fix computer conApr
2017IT consultant praises excellent serviceApr
2017Warning about persistent financial scamApr
2017Incorrect information providedMar
2017Warning about scam phone callMar
2017Caution advised, suspicious email requestMar
2017Different number being used: 020330510988Jan
2017Phone scam pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2017Warning against scam phone callJan
2017Beware of tech support scamsJan
2017Suspicious call from "Peter Sumame"Jan
2017Warning about tech support scamDec
2016Warning about phishing scam callDec
2016Scam call from fake companyDec
2016Scam number claiming to be MicrosoftDec
2016Received convincing call, declined paymentDec
2016Scam calls, hang up immediatelyDec
2016Warning: potential scam involvement confirmedDec
2016Warning: Scam from fake Microsoft representativesNov
2016Scam call claiming Microsoft employeeNov
2016Received suspicious call from JanetNov
2016Suspicious calls asking for accessSep
2016Fraudulent Windows support remote accessSep
2016Warning about Windows system careSep
2016Warning about fraudulent phone numberSep
2016Unable to connect with companyApr
2016Number Of Searches: 845 Number Of Comments: 73 First Seen: 28 March 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fiskerton(Lincolnshire), Frankley(West Midlands), Woodend(Cumbria) and Wylde Green(West Midlands).
02037706990 has 73 comments of which 37 x negative and 36 x neutral
02037706990 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02037706990 👆 is reported as a persistent and well-known scam number targeting UK residents by impersonating Microsoft or Windows technical support. Callers, often with Asian accents and false names, claim there are security alerts or issues with the victim’s computer and pressure them to grant remote access or pay for unnecessary “fixes.” Many report silent calls, robocalls, or abrupt hang-ups when challenged. The number may appear with foreign origins and uses spoofing tactics to avoid detection. Users strongly advise against answering, engaging with, or providing any information, warning that these calls are fraudulent attempts to steal personal and financial data. It is recommended to block the number and report such calls to authorities or anti-scam services for protection.
Reports on phone number 02037706990
4 yearsTotal spammer, kept ringing non stop.6 yearsComplete rubbish ad - some robot voice with background music and confusing marketing jargon - asked me to stay on the line for a person to pick up (they were the ones who rang me!!) Totally feels like a scam.8 yearsThis is the second call I’ve gotten from them today! I didn’t pick up but saw what people said here. Another one I’ve put on block! So frustrating, but I always ignore calls from numbers I don’t recognise!8 years8:45 in the mornin and luckily I wasn’t asleep yet, cos it turned out to be another dodgy scam call. I’ve blocked the number straight away. They should really go after those companies who sell or hand out these numbers to scammers, that’d help cut down on the rubbish calls. But for that to happen, you’d need some proper authority with real power to give out penalties.8 years02037706990 seems like a dodgy number linked to computer-related scams, definitely blocked it.8 yearsSome bloke claimed to be from ‘Windows Support’ and tried to convince me to change some settings on my computer so they could get remote access. I got a bit nervous and ended the call as soon as I showed I knew a bit about computers. When I mentioned a genuine error I’m dealing with at work, they just hung up straight away.8 yearsI got called from this number twice, and the second time the bloke said his name was Robert, but he had an Indian accent. The number showed Egypt underneath it. He told me my computer was messing up, so I just said I don’t even own one.RobertEgypt8 years0203706990 I just ignored it cos I always look up unknown numbers on google first nowadays.Google8 yearsNo idea who that was but they called me on my mobile saying there was a problem with my computer. I wasn’t buying it coz that computer’s my lad’s. Why would they bother calling my phone? Looks like another total conman, so be careful out there.8 yearsThey called me a bunch of times saying there’s a problem with my computer. I told them to "F%£" right off, there’s nothing wrong with it, you bunch of low-life scam artists. Not sure if they caught the whole message, probably just the first two words. Honestly, something needs to be done about these scammers, whether it’s the government or the cops.8 yearsWhat a load of rubbish from these scammers, honestly. Microsoft ought to track these idiots down and take legal action. I played along for nearly 10 minutes then told the bloke he was wasting his time since I’m in IT.Microsoft8 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Windows, said they needed to fix my computer. Definitely a scam.8 years02037706990 Answered the call but no one said anything. Proper annoying.8 yearsI got a phone call from a guy with an Asian accent who said his name was Harry Johnson. He told me my PC had a virus and claimed to be from Microsoft’s Windows support team checking my computer for problems. They never said what they’d do next, just kept asking if I was sitting at my computer. It felt like such a scam, honestly! Please don’t ever let them access your computer - they’re total fraudsters. Why can’t the police put a stop to these people? They could easily access loads of your personal stuff, including bank info. Seriously, avoid them no matter what!Harry JohnsonMicrosoft8 yearsGot a scammer going on about my laptop, and when I asked if they were from our tech support, they just dropped the call. Good on ya, mate, jog on!!!8 yearsWhen they told me my Windows licence had expired, I just said, "Great, guess you won’t be phoning me again then." They hung up straight away. Totally a scam just trying to fish for my bank info. Windows licences don’t just run out like that.8 yearsYesterday I got a call from this number, and then today some guy called David from India rang me to say there was an issue with my licence. He ended up hanging up when I asked too many questions he couldn’t answer. Definitely sounds like a scam to me!David8 yearsSome bloke called said he was David from the windows dept or summat, sounded dodgy so I just ended the call - easy fix.David8 yearsNot sure what that was about. I picked up and there was just dead silence, so I ended the call.8 yearsSomeone said they were from Microsoft about some issue with my laptop software. I was at work, so figured I’d mess around and waste their time. I started chatting about the 1988 cup final and they just dropped the call. The more time I waste them, the fewer others they can bother!Microsoft8 yearsKeeps ringing me but never answers when I try to ring back.8 yearsGot a call from this number, they just said hi and I could hear people chatting in the background but no one actually answered me. So I just said goodbye and hung up or something like that.8 yearsGot another scam call today, my second one already. Why cant these muppets just stop bothering us?8 yearsthis number is dodgy, total rubbish, watch out everyone8 yearsA bloke with a foreign accent called me saying there was an issue with my laptop and asked me to open it and do what he said. I told him I don’t even have a laptop, and he just hung up straight away.8 yearsJust got a call from "Vindows Technical Support" - total scam, right? But why the name Vindows? Seems dodgy to me.Vindows Technical DepartmentVindows8 yearsJust like all the rest, some so-called Microsoft person tryna get into a computer that aint even mine. Seriously, how do they manage to get away with this rubbish? It's clearly a scam! Is there no one doing anything about this to protect vulnerable folks? They really ought to be cracking down on this stuff!Microsoft8 yearsI picked up, hung on for a bit, then there was like a beep and suddenly someone said goodbye and the call just cut off outta nowhere.8 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady asking to get into my PC, classic fraud attempt. I played along for a bit, telling her my computer was running and asking what steps to take next. Hung about to waste her time so she couldn’t scam someone else who might fall for it. Honestly, these scammers deserve nothing but our contempt. Absolute thieves.8 years02037706990 Had the same run in as others here. Chatted with two folks on the line and the moment I questioned them, they just cut me off. Proper low lives. Fingers crossed they don't trick anyone else.8 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who started talking about my computer like I was supposed to know all the tech stuff. I told him I’d worked at Microsoft before and he just replied something about the floors and windows looking really clean? Proper rude bloke, honestly!Microsoft8 yearsCalls with no sound at all.8 yearsI keep blocking the number but it seems like they just change the last digit every time.8 yearsI didn’t pick up, but my phone also showed it was from Egypt. Appreciate you sharing this info.Egypt8 yearsTotally a scam. They say they're from Microsoft trying to get into your laptop or computer.Microsoft8 yearsPretending to be Microsoft techs. Their goal is to trick you into giving them access to your bank details by saying they’re just here to help with security stuff. Stay alert, folks.Microsoft8 yearsHey everyone, this number has rung me a couple of times but I never picked up since it shows up as from Egypt or something like that on my screen.Egypt9 yearsSome bloke called me from this 727 number, said his name was Harry Watson and sounded like he was from Asia. He claimed my laptop had Trojans and even gave me a machine ID. I told him to call back in an hour when I’d be sat at the computer. Sure enough, he rang again but this time from a 07470360272. Total con, don’t fall for it!Harry Watson9 yearsHad a similar experience today as others mentioned here. Some bloke with an Indian accent said he’s from Microsoft tech support and claimed my laptop was breaking down and my system was damaged. I asked him to give me my Windows serial number to prove he was legit, but he couldn’t. Then he told me to ring him back on 02037706990, saying it’s Microsoft’s support line. Doesn’t seem genuine to me at all.IndiaMicrosoft9 yearsJust got a ring from some bloke called Peter from Pakistan, same rubbish as usual. Watch out for these scammers. Honestly, there should be harsh penalties for those who target elderly folks. Best to dodge calls from these numbers 07470 360250 and 0203 7706990.PeterPakistan9 yearsGot a call today from someone named Jennifer Williams, sounded just like the one before. Told them I was tied up and they gave me the exact same number with the same tale.Jenna Wilson9 yearsGot a call earlier from a woman with an Indian accent introducing herself as Carol Williams. She said there was an issue with my Windows and asked me to switch on my PC so she could fix it. Told her I was tied up and asked if she could give me her info to ring back later (which i never planned to do). She said it was Windows Tech Support available 24/7 on 02037706990 and she was phoning from 02255123215. Watch out, these scammers are everywhere!Carol Williams9 yearsJust had a rather intriguing call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft. She mentioned that my computer might be experiencing some issues. To be fair, she came across as quite knowledgeable and outlined various potential problems quite thoroughly. When I requested her phone number for any follow-up, she provided 0203 770 6990, but when I tried to call it back, it turned out to be unreachable. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Microsoft9 yearsSays they are from Microsoft, pushes fake programs and ends up stealing money from hardworking folks!Microsoft9 yearsThese scammers are based in Kalkuta, India with two companies, one here and the other in London. All the cash ends up in India, total rip off. They also use fake phone numbers so people believe they are untraceable.KolkataIndiaLondon9 yearsi got a call from an asian bloke named peter claiming to be from the windows helpdesk. he told me the same old story loads of others have heard before. he tried to get into my pc after saying my system was offline and infected with viruses and that someone was hacking into it. he even showed me a windows license number to “prove” he was a real windows technician. he kept pushing that he was the genuine article and that i should trust him.Peter9 yearsdefinitely a scam, dont let them get into your pc, they wont actually fix anything. this number with the caller id harry johnson rang me earlier. i make scam bait vids and try to keep them talking as long as possible using a virtual machine.Harry Johnson9 yearshey all, i just got the same call and replied to them in welsh telling them where to stick it. the caller’s number was 01782756236 and then they gave me another number to ring back on which was 02037706990.9 yearsA guy with an Asian accent rang me saying he was from Microsoft's tech support. He said his contact number was 02037706990, but the call actually came from 01724786380. I ended the call straight away. Cheers!Microsoft9 yearsHad the exact same thing happen. Someone saying they’re from tech support, asked for my number and then just dropped the call.10 yearsBeware! These folks call up pretending they're from Microsoft, saying there's something wrong with your computer and they can fix it. Total scam. Don't trust them at all.Microsoft10 yearsI’m William Pritchard and I work in IT consulting too. Honestly, whenever I can, I choose these folks for anything to do with Windows OS. They really know their stuff and are brill at what they do...William Pritchard10 yearsthis one is pretty much the same, tries to rip you off for cash you really dont have to give??22?? ive blocked the number cos they keep calling non stop10 yearsthis isnt working right at all10 yearsYeah, she sounded really convincing, even ended up giving me her email which was '[email protected]'. She wanted me to press the control, windows, and some other key on my computer. I told her I’d have a look and call her again. The number she called from was a landline, and when I tried ringing back, Windows blocked the call. Honestly, I’d be cautious and avoid anything with that number.10 yearsI noticed they’ve started ringing from another number now, 020330510988.10 yearsI’ve had loads of calls today from people trying to get into my computer, spoke to a woman with an Asian accent and a bloke who said his name was Peter. They claimed they were from Microsoft and said my pc had a virus that their office detected and they were calling to fix it. Total nonsense, they’re just trying to scam you.PeterMicrosoft10 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming she was part of Windows tech support. She told me there had been alerts about my laptop being hacked and offered to sort it out. A mate had a nearly identical call and actually let them access his laptop remotely. They were zipping through various screens way too fast, so he just switched his laptop off. Then they started yelling at him to switch it back on as they were supposedly nearly done. He ended the call then and still wonders what damage they might of caused. Best advice? Don't engage and just hang up straight away.10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming she was from the Windows support team. She said they had detected my laptop had been hacked and offered to fix it. A mate of mine had almost the exact same call and ended up letting them control his laptop remotely. They were clicking through stuff really fast, so he just switched the laptop off. They actually shouted at him to switch it back on as they were "almost done". He hung up straight away and still wonders what they were actually up to. Honestly, just end the call and don’t deal with them at all.10 yearsI had an identical encounter to what Leo Parkes described. They informed me that my computer had triggered a ‘security notification’, and conveniently, they were able to resolve it-if I handed over my credit card info, naturally! It’s nothing but a con: END THE CALL AT ONCE!!Leo ParkesONCE10 yearsClearly, this is a call centre operating from India, despite what the London area code might imply. They’re rattling on about supposed security issues with your computer and trying to persuade you to pay a fee with your credit card to rectify it. It’s an obvious scam, so steer clear!IndiaLondon10 yearsI recently received a rather dubious call from an outfit purporting to be working for Microsoft. They insisted they had identified certain security issues with my computer and could rectify them for a fee, payable by credit card. Sensing it was a scam, I feigned the need to return their call. The number they provided me is this one.Microsoft10 yearsBeware, this number is a total con! They purport to ring you up on behalf of Microsoft, insisting that they’ve received 'security alerts' from your device that only they can remedy-if you're willing to cough up some cash. Don't be fooled!Microsoft10 yearsThis number rang me up, and the person sounded pretty convincing. But as soon as I told them I wasn’t going to give them any cash, they just ended the call.10 yearsThey sound pretty real but it’s definitely a scam, best to just hang up.10 yearsHarry Johnson here. I rang up Microsoft and they told me straight it’s a scam. Don’t trust it.Harry JohnsonMicrosoft10 yearsRecently, I've been getting calls from individuals with thick Asian accents claiming to be from Microsoft Security, yet they boldly present themselves with distinctly English names like "David Smith" and "Jessica Williams." It’s patently clear that this is a dodgy scheme aimed at extracting sensitive personal information from unsuspecting individuals, likely to facilitate hacking or fraud. I strongly urge everyone to cut these calls short and not engage with these tricksters!Microsoft SecurityDavid SmithJessica Williams10 yearsSaid they were from Microsoft and claimed some dodgy websites I'd been on gave hackers access to my PC and my private info was at risk. They even read out a number they said was my customer licence and gave a staff ID as well. The person on the phone had a thick Asian accent that was pretty hard to follow, though he said he was calling from London - but who knows where he really was. I didn’t entertain it any longer and just ended the call. Best thing is to just hang up straight away!MicrosoftLondonBest10 yearssomeone called claiming to be from window system care and asked to get into my computer, seems like a scam but they just wont stop ringing!10 yearsI received a call from this number purporting to be Windows support about an issue with my computer crashing. They offered to take control of my device to "fix the problem." Honestly, I have my doubts about their legitimacy! Looks like we’ve got a scammer on the loose!10 yearsthis number is linked to "windows system care," they pretty much try to get you to let them into your computer.10 yearsDodgy phone number.11 yearsA business using the phone number 020 3770 6990 has taken money from my bank through my e-wallet. Whenever i try ringing them the line is always busy. Cheers, MargaretMargaretSubmit Your Own Report (020 3770 6990)
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