02038088451
☎️ 02038088451 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203808 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038088451
- Suspected scam involving smart meterNov
2018Suspicious call from Solarplicity representativeNov
2018Solarplicity calling to install Smart MeterNov
2018Solarplicity in three wordsOct
2018Install Solarplicity smart meters pleaseOct
2018Repeated calls, hangs up when answeredSep
2018Request fitting smart meter by SolarplicityAug
2018Solarplicity and use of technologyAug
2018Ignoring unknown numbers, letting goAug
2018Ignoring, blocking, and repeating cycleAug
2018Missed call, potential scam most likelyJul
2018Beware of Acer Business SolutionsJun
2017Acer Business Solutions scammed usJun
2017Scam call, bank alerted, disconnectedMay
2017Scammed online, reported to fraudMay
2017Caught by Facebook scam, regret payingApr
2017Warning: Acer Business Solutions scamMar
2017Scammed by fake tech support impersonating!Mar
2017Concern about Microsoft scam on FacebookJan
2017Clicked on Trump link, ransomwareJan
2017Request to shut down userJan
2017Unnecessary, avoided scam, installed protection.Jan
2017Concerned about reporting advice givenJan
2017Potential virus warning, expensive call riskJan
2017Spam message; do not callJan
2017Facebook link potentially dangerous, disturbingJan
2017Computer at risk of shutdownJan
2017Claims to be Microsoft supportJan
2017BT needs to block thisJan
2017Fraudulent call panicked user, took precautionsJan
2017Report scam to Action FraudJan
2017Concerned about potential virus threatDec
2016Questioning curiosity about Trump divorceDec
2016Father clicked on Facebook linkDec
2016Clicked on link, saw scamDec
2016Scary scam with fake consequencesDec
2016Fall for tech scam on FacebookDec
2016Clicked on Trump ad, scam alertDec
2016Confirm con, don't remain silentDec
2016Concerned about virus scam callDec
2016Fake Microsoft scam for moneyDec
2016Warning about fake Microsoft supportDec
2016Link from Facebook is unsafeDec
2016Warning: Avoid giving personal informationDec
2016Phone number Facebook scam warningDec
2016Alerted to potential phone scamDec
2016Warning of Facebook virus scamDec
2016PC scam, refused registration feeDec
2016Clicked on fake divorce ad.Dec
2016Number Of Searches: 701 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 10 December 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bethersden(Kent), Fenny Compton(Warwickshire), Gardenstown(Aberdeenshire) and Gartness(Stirlingshire).
02038088451 has 44 comments of which 27 x negative and 2 x positive and 15 x neutral
02038088451 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038088451 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls and computer pop-ups claiming to be from energy suppliers or Microsoft support. Callers often attempt to coerce victims into installing outdated smart meters locked to single suppliers or paying for fake virus fixes, frequently after users click dubious Facebook ads. Scammers pressure victims to grant remote access to computers and provide bank details, resulting in financial loss. Numerous reports highlight fake virus alerts linked to popular social media ads, urging calls to premium numbers. Authorities and users strongly advise against engaging with unsolicited calls or messages, blocking suspicious numbers and reporting incidents to Action Fraud. Users are encouraged to remain cautious, avoid sharing personal data, run antivirus checks, and terminate suspicious programmes safely to protect against these evolving scams.
Reports on phone number 02038088451
8 yearsSupposedly Solarplicity calling, a young lady speaking with an East Asian accent, trying to get me to install a smart meter. When I asked for more details, she mentioned the meter was a first generation model and that it’d only work with one provider. Has someone gotten hold of Solarplicity’s customer info? I’m pretty sure this is a scam.Solarplicity8 yearsI recently received a rather suspicious call, supposedly from Solarplicity. The lady on the line had a young, East Asian voice and was keen to persuade me to have a smart meter fitted. However, when I delved a bit deeper into her claims, she revealed that the meter in question was actually of the older generation type and would be restricted to use with just one provider. This raised my eyebrows quite a bit! Has there been some sort of breach in Solarplicity's customer records? Something doesn’t sit right with me, and I can't help but think this might be a scam!Solarplicity8 yearsGot a call from Solarplicity about setting up my Smart Meter.Solarplicity8 yearsSolarplicity called me about setting up a smart meter installation.8 yearsI’ve been getting repeated calls from this number, and every time I pick up, the line goes dead. Quite baffling, really!8 yearsCalled Solarplicity to sort out installing my smart meter.8 yearsGot a call from Solarplicity about smart meters, sounded like they were trying to push something on me.8 yearsI usually don’t pick up calls from numbers I don’t recognise. If it’s something urgent, they’ll leave a voicemail. Otherwise, I just ignore it. Pretty straightforward way to deal with it.8 yearsI keep putting them on block, but they just ring from a new number. I block one, then they come back with another. It’s a never ending cycle.8 yearsMissed the call, no voicemail left behind. Feels like it might be a scam.9 yearsSomething similar happened to me with the number 0280172666. I let them get into my computer at first, but soon got a bad feeling that it was dodgy. I quickly unplugged my PC and called my bank to freeze my account. It was really upsetting all round.9 yearsMid February I got tricked by a dodgy link on Facebook as well. I was daft enough to pay them to sort it out. I’m not that good with tech but I reckon Facebook should do more to stop this fake stuff. PC World told me it was a scam.FacebookPC World9 yearsWatch out for Acer Business Solutions calling from 0800 689 4178. They run a dodgy operation based in India with offices in Islington and a really sketchy billing team (think money laundering and stealing payments). I've already reported them to the cops.Acer Business SolutionsIndiaIslington10 yearsI had the same thing happen, called the number back with my phone off and ran a scan. What really worries me is it showed up as coming from Microsoft. Facebook really needs to do something about letting this rubbish spread all over its site.MicrosoftFacebook10 yearsThis just happened to me as well, after I clicked on some Donald Trump link on Facebook. I quickly cut my internet connection, snapped a photo of the message, shut my laptop off, restarted it fine, and have already reported the info to the police.Donald TrumpFacebook10 yearsReally shady and unsettling. I got tricked this time for sure. Not falling for it again. Someone needs to stop him ASAP before it gets worse.10 yearsJust like everyone else here, luckily I never rang the number and decided to update my spyware instead.10 yearsShould I be worried? It was urging me to phone and report something.10 yearsI happened upon an advert on Facebook, and suddenly a warning regarding a virus popped up, suggesting I ring the 0203 number. I promptly shut down my laptop, gave it a restart, and now everything appears to be functioning normally. I’m curious, though-had I actually dialled that number, would it have turned out to be one of those notoriously pricey lines?Facebook10 yearsA family member encountered a rather alarming notification on their computer, warning them that it had been compromised by a virus that allegedly accessed their financial information. The message urged them to ring a specific number within five minutes. I can assure you, it's completely bogus! I attempted to call the number multiple times throughout the day to get some clarity, but oddly enough, there was no response at all. Whatever you do, steer well clear of this number!10 yearsReally risky. Had almost the same thing happen when I clicked a link on Facebook. Can Facebook do something to stop this? It’s super annoying.Facebook10 yearsI received a message informing me that my computer is at risk of being shut down.10 yearsClaims to originate from support.Microsoft.com.Microsoft. com10 yearsBT ought to put a stop to this nonsense!BT10 yearsHad a similar thing happen to me just yesterday, it was really unsettling and quite frightening initially but luckily I didn’t actually ring back. I chatted with Microsoft support online and got tips on clearing my history, changing all my passwords and so on. Even then, I was so nervous I ended up cancelling my credit card, freezing my online banking, and running a full virus scan. If the number is traceable, can’t the cops track this person down and put a stop to it?Microsoft10 yearsi had almost the same thing happen (not on facebook tho) with this scam, but a different number from aberdeen. i told the police via http://uww_actionfraud police.uki and would really recommend everyone else do it too. the more reports they get the easier to catch them.FacebookAberdeen10 yearsI received a rather alarming message on my computer claiming to be from Microsoft, stating that my device has been infected with a virus. It went on to say that everything was being obstructed and that if I didn’t ring within five minutes, there was a risk that my passwords, credit card information, and more could be at stake. I promptly turned off my computer, yet I can’t shake the feeling of unease.Microsoft10 yearsI don’t get why so many people are searching for ‘trump divorce’ in the first place?Trump10 yearsMy dad ended up clicking on some link about a trump divorce on facebook, same kinda deal, he quickly turned off the internet and didn’t call the number, lucky really. It could’ve really freaked some people out, felt pretty dodgy.Trump10 yearshad the exact same thing happen, clicked the link and got a microsoft warning pop up. really happy I looked it up here before ringing them.Microsoft10 yearsi clicked on the trump divorce link and the message freaked me out. luckily i didn't call the number but rang a mate who told me it’s a scam and to delete it straight away. it also said if i didn’t call, my computer would shut down to protect their network or summat like that. what a load of threats! i could easily be an elderly person with a dodgy heart. so horrible, why wont facebook block these scammers?TrumpFacebook10 yearsI also got tricked by that Melania to divorce Trump post on Facebook. I phoned the number they gave and ended up talking with some bloke for around 20 minutes. He tried to convince me we had a virus called conficker on our system. I only got wary when he asked for £299 to sort it out and wanted my full name, address, and phone number. That’s when I realised it was probably a scam, so I asked for a number to ring him back on. He gave me Acer Business Solutions on +44 0880 088 5480. If this scam has been going round for ages, why hasn’t Facebook done anything to stop it?MelaniaTrumpFacebookAcer Business Solutions10 yearsI ended up clicking on that Melanie Trump ad on Facebook after seeing the same weird pop-up on my screen! Never had anything like that happen before. I decided to Google the number and was so relieved to discover it was a scam. Turned my computer off straight away and ran a virus scan after restarting. Everything seems okay now. Definitely not clicking any more ads on Facebook. So grateful for sites like this where people share info.Melania TrumpFacebook10 years100% a scammer from this line, called the legit company easy techy and they said that number aint theirs. My tip is just call them back and give em a good telling off on the phone.Easy Tech10 yearsI received an email that claimed to be from Microsoft, warning me that my computer was compromised with a virus. It prompted me to dial a particular number, which I did, only to hear a message indicating that the call had been terminated by the recipient. I've since powered off my computer, but I'm still quite anxious about how they managed to get into my email. Any insights or advice would be really helpful. Many thanks!Microsoft10 yearsHad a pop-up on my laptop screen saying it was from Microsoft, warning that my bank details and credit cards were being hacked and to call 02038088451 quoting code 268d. It seemed pretty legit and said if I didn’t answer my computer would be turned off for Microsoft’s safety. Nearly got tricked! When I rang the number, some bloke called Pimble or something said he could sort the problem but wanted me to pay $199.99 for one fix and $299.99 for another. I just hung up and switched off my computer. Just a heads up, this scam was seriously convincing!MicrosoftRangi Pimbilbule10 yearsSomebody pretending to be from Microsoft support called me! They said my computer was hacked or got a virus and if I don't phone them, my PC will get blocked! The guy had an American accent and told me to ring a certain number so they could help fix the virus or unlock my computer.Microsoft10 yearsGot a suspicious link off facebook!10 yearsmy mum got a message like this on facebook and it freaked her out so she woke me up in the middle of the night. i quickly looked the number up and found this site. facebook wouldnt ask for your credit card info like that, its definitely a scam. just close it using the task manager and dont share any info online.Facebook10 yearsBeware of a new scammer from Leicester called k##ran q##yum. Don’t share any of your personal info with him, or he’ll drain your bank account! Seen hanging around Spinney Hills, Evington, and Highfields areas in Leicester.LeicesterSpinney HillsEvingtonHighfields10 yearsI never got a call from 02038088451, but I saw a warning about it online so I decided to check it out. There was an ad on Facebook about "Melanie Trump filing for divorce," which I clicked on, thinking it was just news, but it took me to a website that looked exactly like Microsoft’s official page and said my computer was hacked. I guessed it was some kind of scam, so I looked up the number here. I also opened task manager and forced closed my internet browser, and now everything seems fine. On top of that, I’ve run several antivirus scans just to be safe.FacebookMelanie TrumpMicrosoft10 yearsThey said my PC was locked and asked for some kind of registration fee to fix it. I said no and managed to sort out the issue myself without any help. Total scam artists!10 yearsi accidentally tapped on a link titled ‘melanie trump divorcing’ from the ads on the side of my facebook feed. then i got this pop up saying 'your device is hacked, call this number (02038088451) to fix it'. weirdly, my mouse stopped working in chrome. instead of panicin, i opened task manager (ctrl+alt+delete), closed chrome completely, and now everything seems fine again.FacebookMelanie Trump10 yearsSaid they were from microsoft support saying my facebook had a virus and asked for my account details! Total scam, watch out!MicrosoftFacebookSubmit Your Own Report (020 3808 8451)
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