02038399981
☎️ 02038399981 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203839 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038399981
- Scam alert: block and reportJul
2026No message left on answerphoneAug
2022Microsoft computer errors scam alertAug
2022Warning scam calls; report, take actionAug
2022Report scams to official police databaseAug
2022Blocked number call now junkedAug
2022Caller falsely claimed Microsoft, AppleAug
2022No message or response receivedAug
2022Microsoft scam, caller threatening recordingAug
2022Users ignore warnings, scammers thriveAug
2022Scammers wasting time, avoid callsAug
2022Scam call warning: dangerous predatorsAug
2022Rude, patronizing, threatened fine assistanceAug
2022Rude, patronizing, threatening fine callerAug
2022Silent auto dial suspectedAug
2022Aggressive call, threatening, ended abruptlyAug
2022Phone number listed without detailsAug
2022Microsoft scam call, recorded responseAug
2022Caller claimed computer issue, suspiciousAug
2022Scam; no BT Call Minder attemptAug
2022Encourages reporting scams promptlyAug
2022Scam call, poor English, disconnectedAug
2022Caller impersonated Windows, obvious scamAug
2022Caller claimed Windows, very rudeAug
2022Eastern European scammer, India losing gripAug
2022Previously owned this phone numberAug
2022Suspected spam from silent callAug
2022Called number; no callback neededAug
2022Caller knew my name, suspiciousAug
2022Scam call received, bewareAug
2022Caller argued, insulted, knew nameAug
2022Calls for action against scamsAug
2022Claimed Windows origin phone numberAug
2022Call disconnected immediately after greetingAug
2022Windows warning emails scamAug
2022Scam phone number; harassment confirmedAug
2022Warning against answering unknown callsAug
2022Report scams; don't call back scammersAug
2022Warning: Scam calls use fake numbersAug
2022Report scams directly to policeAug
2022Silent call, likely scam attemptAug
2022Scam call warns about hackingAug
2022Potentially hazardous phone numberAug
2022Scam call, hung up immediatelyAug
2022Caller identity not recognizedAug
2022Windows caller aggressively challenged, endedAug
2022Microsoft scam call, user blockedAug
2022Windows computer scam reportedAug
2022Effective call blocking with BTAug
2022Fake Windows tech support scamAug
2022Microsoft caller, Latino accent, unclearAug
2022Caller rude after computer confusionAug
2022Suspicious caller, blocked after attemptsAug
2022Unknown caller, blocked due to silenceAug
2022Caller threatened and intimidated wifeAug
2022Blocked number still appears repeatedlyAug
2022Unknown caller asked computer userAug
2022Scam call; harassment, rude responseAug
2022Foreign female scam call repeatedAug
2022Female voice, noisy background, hung upAug
2022Background call centre noise audibleAug
2022Scam call about nonexistent computerAug
2022Automated calls always scam alertsAug
2022Landscaping company identification requestAug
2022Unclear call, automated callback messageAug
2022Caller uses changing numbers repeatedlyJul
2022No response, just silenceJul
2022Scam caller posing as MicrosoftJul
2022No conversation, hung up, blockedJul
2022Beware of Indian scam callJul
2022Reported number, no message leftJul
2022SilentCall suspicion, potential scamJul
2022Caller did not answer - scam?Jul
2022Microsoft scam caller alertJul
2022Caller hung up; likely scamJul
2022User exclaims: "Microsoft!"Jul
2022Caller claimed Microsoft, got rudeJul
2022Scam call, demanded sign-in, hung-upJul
2022Caller mispronounced name, suspicious behaviorJul
2022Microsoft scam call demands moneyJul
2022Confusing call, rude, hung upJul
2022Possible scam alert, suspicious callJul
2022Windows scam call, rude persistenceJul
2022Windows scam call suspectedJul
2022Microsoft scam call, no computerJul
2022Scammer impersonating Virgin Media callerJul
2022Microsoft scam call; hung upJul
2022Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 72 First Seen: 04 July 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Langworth(Lincolnshire), Newton Morrell(Oxfordshire) and Parkgate(South Yorkshire).
02038399981 has 72 comments of which 40 x negative and 32 x neutral
02038399981 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038399981 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam operation posing as Microsoft tech support. Callers often make alarming claims about computer security issues and pressure recipients to grant remote access, sometimes using threatening and rude language. These calls have caused distress, with multiple repeated calls and attempts to manipulate users into installing harmful software. The number is associated with a suspected spam or scam centre, frequently targeting vulnerable individuals, and is advised to be blocked and reported to avoid potential fraud or malware infection.
Reports on phone number 02038399981
20 daysTotal rip off, just hang up and block the number straight away, then make sure to report them.4 yearsNot sure who it was, didn’t bother leaving a message when it went to the answer machine.4 yearsJust switched over to Digital Voice and noticed my blocked contacts didn’t transfer from my old provider. Got a call from this number but when I picked up, there was no one there. I looked up the number afterwards and saw all these warnings. Now it gets sent straight to my junk folder!Digital Voice4 yearsSome bloke called saying he was from Microsoft and my computer was throwing up alerts. When I told him I was using a Mac, he insisted that Microsoft and Apple were actually one and the same!MicrosoftApple4 yearsReceived a phone call earlier today from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, warning me about a security issue on my PC. I told them my computer was fine, but they kept insisting there was a problem and threatened to cut off my Windows access. I told them to go ahead and try, but then the caller started getting quite rude. I ended up hanging up. Honestly, these scammers are nothing but predators, preying on folks who might not realise the danger.Microsoft4 yearsIf folks actually took a minute to check the posts on this feed from 04/08, maybe some of these scams would get sorted. Problem is, hardly anyone gives a damn, so the scammers just keep on winning.4 yearsI have no idea who they are, but it seems like nothing more than some scammy people just trying to waste your time.4 yearsSome bloke rang saying he was from Microsoft. I told him no way, he’s not. Then he threatened to call back and record me. Seriously, don’t be fooled by this tosser!Microsoft4 yearsGot a call where it was just silent on the other end, no one said a thing. Maybe it's one of those auto dialler things or something? Pretty weird!4 yearsWe got a call and told them straight away we’re on the BT preferred list. We ended the call, but almost right away she rang back asking why we’d just hung up. We repeated ourselves and told her we didn’t fancy chatting. Then she said “You’re not a VIP” and started on about cancelling our contract and shutting off our phone line. We told her she sounded pushy and threatening and said we’d hang up, but before we could, she cut the call herself.BT4 yearsNo words, no voicemail, just a call came from 02038399981 and then silence.4 yearsPromised to assist me with an issue regarding my computer. However, I found them utterly disrespectful and condescending, and they even had the audacity to mention a potential fine.4 yearsSomebody called me saying there was a problem with my computer and somehow they knew my name. They had a really thick accent that sounded foreign. I told them I don’t even own a computer and told them to buzz off!4 yearsThis bloke said he was calling from Microsoft. I sent him straight to my scammer voicemail, which plays a recorded bit telling them their call sounds dodgy and to leave a message if they're legit. Funny enough, he left a message threatening to cut off my computer, accusing me of letting fraudsters use it. Said he was based in Reading and invited me over, but didn’t bother giving an address. Not exactly rushing to take him up on it!MicrosoftReading4 yearsSome woman called saying she needed to fix my computer, but she was so arrogant and nasty about it. She even tried scaring me by saying I’d get fined if I didn’t cooperate.4 yearsThis caller never even tried the BT Voicemail system, which is a dead giveaway that it’s some kind of scam.4 yearsSome bloke called claiming he was from Windows, but sounded like a right dodgy scammer. What a pain that was!4 yearsAbout an hour back I got a call, but I could barely make out what she was saying. It seemed like a total scam to me. When I asked if she, or maybe someone else there, could actually speak proper English, the line just went dead on me.4 yearsSomebody rang me saying they were from Microsoft's support team, which freaked me out because they actually used my name. It was pretty clear to me it was one of those dodgy scam calls.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call, but I looked up the number here first so I didn’t bother calling back.4 yearsGot a call from some Eastern European lot claiming to be Windows Security, total scam. Feels like these Indian scammers are struggling to keep up. I ended the call quick before I could ask if they've ever come across the Telephone Preference Service (TPS). My guess is they haven't a clue.Telephone Preference ServiceTPS4 yearsReceived a call with no one on the other end; I'm beginning to think it's some sort of scam attempt.4 yearsI’ve been familiar with this number for a while now, but it just suddenly popped up again.4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from Windows security, talking about problems with my computer. But I told them I don’t even have a computer! After that, the person just went quiet and then ended the call. Pretty unsettling that they actually knew my full name.4 yearsThis call was totally a scam, no doubt about it.4 yearsSupposedly it was some calls coming from Windows!4 yearsThere was some issue with Windows on my PC, so I asked who was calling. We had a bit of a banter, then out of nowhere she just called me a #### and ended the call. What creeped me out was that she actually knew my name! Not sure how she got that info.4 yearsI couldn’t answer the call but looked up the number afterwards. An American voice picked up when I called back and asked me to leave my number so they could return the call. Honestly, I’m pretty sure this was just a scam and felt like harassment.4 yearsYesterday evening, someone shared tips on this thread about how to block these scams. Sadly, it’ll probably need loads more people reporting them before the officials actually start cracking down and doing anything about it.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're from Windows and that they've been emailing me warnings about my computer. Totally a scam!4 yearsI answered 02038399981 but the call just dropped right after I said hi, no idea who it was.4 yearsSeems pretty risky to me... wouldn't trust it at all.4 yearsI picked up and some bloke with a foreign accent asked if I owned a laptop or computer. He claimed someone was hacking into mine and stealing data. I just told him to jog on and hung up straight away.4 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming he was from Windows, saying there's been some dodgy activity damaging my reputation or something. The weird thing is, I haven't touched my computer in ages. He kept insisting I switch it on so he could explain what was happening and said he’d wait on the line. I just told him goodbye and ended the call straight away.4 yearsA bloke called claiming to be from ‘Windows’, saying I needed to switch my computer on to view some alert messages they supposedly sent over. He insisted the warnings wouldn’t show up till I followed his instructions! When I said I’d check it out later, he threatened to lock my computer. I told him to get lost and ended the call right there.4 yearsNot really sure. My new BT phone's call blocking works well and stops most of them. Still, the number pops up in my call history, which made me look it up here out of interest. These pests hardly bother me anymore. If the caller's in my contacts, the call gets through, otherwise it gets blocked.BT4 yearsCalled about Windows and right away they got a bit pushy. I said I’m on an Apple, so Windows isn’t even relevant! They insisted I was mistaken… I pushed back and then they just hung up on me.Apple4 yearsI got a call with no one speaking so I decided to ring back. The voicemail mentioned something about Online Services or something like that. Seems like it was probably one of those scams.Online Services4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft Windows Security, but the number was from a totally different area code out of Reading's business park. They told me my computer was sending warning alerts and wanted me to check it out. When I asked what I should do, they had me describe what was on my screen, so I started reading a few of the reviews from this site instead. They told me to shut it down, but I ignored them and kept going - then they just hung up. Number’s blocked now.Reading4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft, sounded Latino but honestly their accent made it pretty hard to catch what they were saying.Microsoft4 yearsMost of the time it’s a woman with an Asian accent, but today a bloke answered and there was this long, weird noise after. Normally, they’re asking for my husband, who’s passed away, and I’m like, “There’s no one here by that name!” I’ve blocked the number now. Got about three or four calls from them in the last two weeks.4 yearsEven tho I've blocked the number, it still pops up on my phone. Not sure how that's possible.4 yearsOn the 3rd of August last year at half past eleven in the morning, we received a rather distressing phone call. The individual on the other end claimed our computer was in jeopardy. My wife politely informed him that we were quite fine and tried to end the call. To our shock, he raised his voice, exclaiming, "How can you be certain you don’t have an issue?" We promptly hung up, only for him to ring back, this time issuing a menacing warning about withdrawing our service. My wife was understandably upset and disconnected the call again. Then, without any hesitation, he called once more, launching into a tirade until he concluded with a curt, "We are done," before abruptly terminating the conversation. This intimidating man left my wife in tears, fraught with anxiety from the whole ordeal.4 yearsNot sure who it was, there was no answer so I just blocked the number.4 yearsGot a call from a woman’s voice asking if she could speak, then she just cut off. Could hear loads of noise behind her.4 yearsGot a call from a bloke asking about my Windows PC, but I told him I don't own one. After that, he just told me to f* off. Really charming.4 yearsGot a call from a number I didn't recognise, and they wanted to know if I was the primary person using the computer.4 yearsGot a call from a woman with an accent claiming to be from Windows support. I told her it was a scam and just hung up. Turns out it was the same number that called me yesterday.4 yearsGot a call claiming there was something wrong with the windows on my computer. Told them I don’t even own a computer and then they just cut me off. Total scam!4 yearsThe voice on the line was totally unclear, I couldn’t make out a word. When I tried ringing back, a woman with an American accent answered with a recorded message asking me to leave my number and call again. Quite confusing!4 yearsI heard loads of noise like it was from a call centre but weirdly, nobody actually said anything.4 yearsMy phone stopped an automated call because it wouldn't respond to the prompts. I reckon these auto-calls are pretty much always scams or something dodgy.4 yearsI’ve missed another call from them - it’s the fourth one now. They keep switching up the last couple digits of the phone number they ring from each time. For example, 02038399981 is connected with numbers like 02038499967 and 02038499969, which came through twice. I think they do this to dodge the block function on landlines. Also, I’d suggest turning off your answerphone since they can tell your number is in use that way.4 yearsNo noise, just a dead silence on the line.4 yearsReceived a call from an Indian call centre claiming to be from Microsoft. They attempted to persuade my grandmother into installing malware on our system-stay alert, folks!Microsoft4 yearsDidn’t bother to leave a message. I have a feeling I’ve flagged this number in the past.4 yearsI received a call from someone impersonating a representative from Microsoft’s technical team. They claimed there was an attempted breach on my computer and suggested they could safeguard it. They even requested remote access to my device! This is precisely why I’ve chosen to cut off all communication with them!Microsoft4 yearsGot a call a bit ago from this number, some woman said she was from Microsoft and there was something wrong with my IP address. She asked if my computer was switched on. I was like, “Which one are you on about?” Then she suddenly got rude and called me stupid! Definitely not the way a Microsoft rep would act. Told her off and told her to buzz off.Microsoft4 yearsI tried calling back but nobody picked up, seems like a total scam to me.4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Microsoft, total scam!Microsoft4 yearsI didn't even get a chance to pick up before they just dropped the call. Seems dodgy to me since I don't know anyone from those parts. Probably some kind of scam.4 yearsNo one said a word, so I just ended the call and blocked the number straight away.4 yearsGot a call just 20 minutes back - the lady accused me of being rude, though I could hardly catch what she was mumbling. Then, out of the blue, she started banging on about my PC. I told her to take a hike and hung up sharpish.4 yearsThis woman totally butchered my last name, which set alarm bells off straight away. She went on to say my address and wanted me to verify it - again, really weird alarm bells ringing. Then she had the nerve to ask why I didn’t know my own address! That was the last straw, so I just ended the call.4 yearsSome bloke phoned me pretending to be from Microsoft, saying there were loads of reports about my computer being hacked and threatening to disable my computer and router. I hung up three times, but he kept ringing back. Eventually, I asked how much he'd charge to fix it, and he said £1000. I just ended the call again, and thankfully, he gave up. Definitely a scam.Microsoft4 yearsSomeone called from 02038399981 telling me my IP address was doing illegal stuff. They tried to walk me through logging in with them on the phone! I just ended the call straight away. Avoid 0203 8399981, it's rubbish.4 yearsGot a call from a number that wasn’t my bank, someone claiming there was a problem with my card - didn’t even say which one - and they said there was an attempt to send £1000 abroad. Told me to ring them back, but it smelt really fishy, like a scam for sure!4 yearsSome bloke rang me claiming to be from Windows saying my PC was hacked. I wasn’t having it and just hung up. Sounds like a total scam to me.4 yearsSomeone phoned saying they were from Windows, telling me my computer had been hacked or something. They were really pushy and quite rude actually. I put the phone on speaker and walked away, and they kept jabbering to themselves for nearly 10 minutes without realising I wasn’t listening.4 yearsGot a call from 02038399965 earlier, bloke sounded like he was from India or somewhere similar, claiming to be from Virgin Media. He went on about broadband speeds and something to do with my router, but I couldn't really tell what he was trying to achieve. I gave him a piece of my mind, not very flattering I must say! Then suddenly, he stopped responding like he couldn’t hear me, and soon after the call just ended. Definitely a scam, watch out!IndiaVirgin Media4 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from Microsoft, telling me my computer was hacked. Total nonsense since I don’t even own a computer! Obviously a scam.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call claiming it was from Microsoft about my PC. I just said fine and waited. Then they suddenly cut me off - definitely felt like another dodgy scam.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3839 9981)
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