02038555010
☎️ 02038555010 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 203855 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038555010
- Scam call from Windows SupportAug
2016Persistent Microsoft scam caller causing frustrationAug
2016Scam: impersonation from HMRCAug
2016Scam call impersonating Microsoft supportAug
2016Annoyed by persistent phone callsAug
2016Received scam call, played alongAug
2016Accusation of fake tech supportAug
2016Received call about nonexistent computerAug
2016Received obscene call, number revealedAug
2016Received rude call; responded politelyAug
2016Another silent call complaintAug
2016Show compassion and encouragement during correspondenceAug
2016Caller refuses to identify; disrespectful hang-upAug
2016Fake Microsoft scam, protect yourselfAug
2016Caller with Indian accent suspiciousAug
2016Microsoft looking for control keyAug
2016Dealing with tech support scammersAug
2016Frustration with persistent scam callersAug
2016Received silent call, disconnected quicklyAug
2016No one on the lineJul
2016Indian caller named Christopher cussed meJul
2016Caller knew information, ended rudelyJul
2016Disagreement over listening practice requestJul
2016User frustrated by silent scam callJul
2016Scam call targeting elderly motherJul
2016Warned scammer, demanded to hang upJul
2016Suspicious technical support phone callJul
2016Use distractions, then dismiss rudelyJul
201620-minute fun with computer scamJul
2016Missed call, no message leftJul
2016Scammer knew personal information detailsJul
2016Scam call from fake tech supportJul
2016Avoid tech support phone scamsJul
2016Call with silence issueJul
2016Telemarketer phone call annoyance parodyJul
2016Received IT scam call, bewareJun
2016Warning: Windows tech support scamJun
2016Inaccurate tech support scam onlineJun
2016Comment about receiving silence during callJun
2016Resisted computer scam with humorJun
2016Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Fake Microsoft scam call detectedJun
2016Concern about fraudulent phone callsJun
2016Recieved silent call from numberJun
2016Scam, arguing, conference call facilityJun
2016Asian man, claimed Windows tech supportJun
2016Scammer claiming Windows issue, scam callJun
2016Previous call response issue arseholesMay
2016Suspicious calls from fake tech supportMay
2016Missed call, no message leftMay
2016Scam caller pretending to be MicrosoftMay
2016Suspicious call from foreign-sounding personMay
2016Request for accurate phone code informationMay
2016Not a London code. Unanswered callsMay
2016Missed call, no voicemail leftMay
2016Potential security risk detected; fraudulentMay
2016Ignore call, hang upMay
2016Question about unknown individualsMay
2016Missed call from suspicious numberMay
2016Windows scammer asked for sleepApr
2016Number Of Searches: 542 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 18 April 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bollin(Cheshire), Burneston(North Yorkshire), Furnham(Somerset), Llandinam(Powys) and Sandy Cross(Surrey).
02038555010 has 60 comments of which 36 x neutral and 24 x negative
02038555010 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038555010 👆 is reported as a persistent scam likely originating from overseas callers claiming to be from Microsoft or Windows support, attempting to alarm recipients about computer issues and coax them into granting remote access. Many users note the callers use scripted pitches, often mentioning viruses or urgent computer faults despite the recipient having no relevant devices. The calls frequently involve rude or aggressive behaviour when confronted or questioned, and sometimes include silent or brief hang-up calls. The number is associated with harassment, with some callers displaying knowledge of personal details to appear credible. Recipients are strongly advised not to engage, avoid sharing information, hang up immediately, and consider blocking the number. Authorities such as Ofcom or the ICO are urged to take action, as the scam remains prevalent despite complaints.
Reports on phone number 02038555010
10 yearsGot a call from someone named Harry Wilson claiming to be from Windows Support Centre. He told me there was a problem with my Windows computer. I asked him "which one exactly?" and he just said my Windows computer. I told him I actually have four, then he just hung up on me.Harry WilsonWindows Support Centre10 yearsSome guy said he was from Microsoft, I told him to quit calling cause I’m sick of all these scams. He kept ringing me again and again but then just hung up each time.Microsoft10 yearsSomeone said they were from HMRC and threatened legal action!! They wanted me to give them my personal details.HMRC10 yearsJust like many others who have flagged this number, I've come to the conclusion that it's a total scam. When the bloke claimed to represent the Windows support team, I immediately knew he was pulling a fast one. I told him straight up that he wasn’t affiliated with Microsoft - just a con artist trying his luck. He got all flustered, muttering, “I’m a crook, I’m a crook,” as if the realisation hit him suddenly, before abruptly ending the call. If he’s aware he doesn’t actually work for Windows, then he’s nothing but a liar and a thief.Microsoft10 yearsI’m absolutely tired of these incessant calls! I just end up hanging up every time.10 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent rings me up claiming to be from Windows support. I just said I’ve already sorted double glazing and hung up. Honestly, you can’t help but chuckle :-)10 yearsI swear, it feels like these folks have some sort of sixth sense! They already seem to know I've got a computer and that it’s not quite up to snuff. They’re practically urging me to power it up so they can give me a fix for whatever’s gone awry. But here’s the hitch-I’m a devoted Apple Mac user! They can take a long walk off a short pier!Apple Mac10 yearsReceived a call this morning about a computer that we don’t even possess!10 yearsI picked up this call and was a bit slow with saying "hello" since my phone was just sitting on the desk. The bloke on the other side instantly told me to f### OFF and said he's got my number.10 yearsI picked up the phone a bit late, just managing to utter a "hello" as it lay on the table. To my surprise, a bloke on the other end told me to f*** off, mentioning he had my number. What a rude chap!10 yearsSome bloke called wanting to speak to my dad, but when I asked who it was, he said it was confidential. I passed the phone to my dad, and as soon as he said hello, the guy told him to “piss off” and then just ended the call.10 yearsTry not to be nasty or rude to these callers. A lot of them probably dislike their job, but they really need the money. The real problem is their employers, not the workers themselves. If possible, say something nice about their English and encourage them to look for a better position elsewhere. You might never know, showing a bit of kindness and honesty to someone annoying you could make all the difference in their life.10 yearsGot hit with another one of those silent calls again.10 years02038555010 rang me pretending to be from Microsoft, total scam. I asked if they really were and they just hung up straight away. Honestly, good riddance. What’s annoying is how loads of 'legit' companies pass on your number to these scammers.Microsoft10 yearsIt's rather disheartening, isn't it, that I have to remain vigilant every time I get a call from someone with an Indian accent? Just moments ago, I picked up the phone to an unfamiliar number, 0203855010, and a woman on the other end claimed to be from Microsoft, reaching out about my computer. Having fallen victim to scammers not too long ago (thankfully, I managed to reach my bank just in time), I've developed zero tolerance for these types of calls. I firmly told her to refrain from calling me again and mentioned the possibility of involving the police - do you think they would be of any assistance? After making my point, I promptly hung up.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft about supposed error alerts my PC was sending. They asked me to press and hold the control key, but that’s when I just hung up.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Indian accent, asking me to press CTRL, WINDOWS KEY & R together to open something and install a program - probably some dodgy malware. I just played along to keep her chatting and waste her time. Honestly, when will these scams ever stop?!10 yearsThere was this bloke with a heavy Indian accent who said "My name is Steve," then went on spouting rubbish about computers. My missus was having none of it and slammed the phone down right on the tosser - probably the same one who called us repeatedly a few days back, claiming our computer was spreading viruses everywhere. Back then, he said his name was "William." I stupidly let him keep me on the line for like 10-15 minutes before I twigged. When will Ofcom or the ICO finally step up and deal with these muppets? Don’t hold your breath, I reckon.SteveWilliamOFCOMICO10 yearsReceived a quiet call that ended abruptly after roughly ten seconds.10 yearsNo answer when I picked up.10 yearsJust like the others who've contacted me, this chap had my name down pat. This time around, it was an Indian gentleman called Christopher, who seemed to be sticking to a script that I couldn't help but interrupt with straightforward queries. I'd ask, "Could you repeat the name of your company?", “When did I actually purchase my laptop?”, and, “That's a bit peculiar, how can I have a Mac facing issues with Windows?” In the end, his patience ran thin, and he told me to 'take a long walk off a short pier' before he ended the call abruptly!Christopher10 yearsJust like the other times, he already knew my name. This time it was an Indian bloke called Christopher, going through some script. I kept cutting in with simple questions like, “What’s your company called again?”, “When did I supposedly buy this computer?”, “That’s strange, I’ve got a Mac, how can it have Windows issues?” After a while, he just told me to ‘Get lost’ and slammed the phone down on me!Christopher10 yearsJust like the comment from 13/7/2016, but this time he asked me to open some kind of dialog box. When I questioned him why, he snapped "Shut your f###ing mouth and listern". I told him his phone manner was unusual, then he started shouting about having to put up with this crap and quickly ended the call.10 yearsNo sound at all. Grrr! Didn’t even get a moment to shout “buzz off” like I normally do with these pesky scammers.10 yearsGot a call from an Indian lady who told my elderly mum that her computer was spreading viruses while she was online. She asked mum to turn on her computer, but mum just hung up. They called again straight away! Mum told them to stop calling her.10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian accent claiming my computer was infected with a virus. I told him to buzz off immediately and ended the call. There really needs to be better methods to handle these scammy con artists.10 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a strong Indian accent claiming to be from some windows repair service. Said he wanted to talk about my windows computer and asked if I was the main user. I told him I use loads of devices - laptop, tablet, you name it - so he got all confused and just started rambling. Then the line cut off. He called me two times. Total scammer. Really hope my folks don't get caught out by this one.10 yearsLoads of muppets, just keep chatting then tell em to get lost.10 yearsGot scammed by some tech guy, but I kept him chatting for about 20 minutes while he was trying to get access to my laptop. Quite entertaining, really, and at least that dodgy bloke wasn’t scamming anyone else while I was on the line.10 yearsReceived a call from someone who insisted that there was an issue with my Windows PC. They had my full name, address, and postcode, which was rather unsettling. They also rattled off a lengthy serial number that I haven't verified yet. Decided to waste a bit of their time, so I just played along until I finally ended the call. They tried to ring me again, but I chose to ignore it.10 yearsI didn’t pick up. It went straight to voicemail and they didn’t say anything.10 yearsSome bloke from abroad rang me up, knew my name and claimed he was from some computer repair firm wanting remote access 'cause my PC was about to crash and I'd lose all me stuff. I let him babble on a bit, went to make a cuppa, then after five minutes or so, I told him cheers for the call but I just got the laptop yesterday and was returning it to the shop. He sounded really rattled and then just hung up.10 yearsGot a call from a bloke with an Asian accent claiming I was responsible for a Windows PC. Told him I run Linux instead and then I ended the call. He phoned me back three times after that until I had to disconnect the phone completely.10 yearsNo one spoke, just silence on the other end.10 yearsGot a call from a lady with a Asian accent saying my computer had issues. I acted like I was about to start it up then just made myself a cuppa and a sandwich for lunch ;) No idea how long she stayed on the line. These bloody pest calls are driving me mad!10 yearsI received a rather dubious phone call from a so-called IT support firm, insisting that my computer was experiencing problems. They claimed to represent Microsoft and later linked themselves to BT. The chap provided me with the number 08001114567, which he claimed was for BT's Helpdesk, suggesting I ring him back. He identified himself as Harry Wilson, and interestingly, mentioned an address of 100 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5JL. Quite a suspicious encounter, wouldn't you agree?MicrosoftBTHelpdeskHarry WilsonVictoria StreetLondon10 yearsGot a call today from a bloke claiming to be from Windows support. He said my dad was the registered Windows user, which is nonsense - my dad never even touched a computer, had dementia, and has now passed away. When I told the guy this, he just kept going through some script like a robot. Dont share any details with them, it’s a total scam, they just wanna trick you out of your cash.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy who said his name was Christopher Williams, claimed there was an issue with my computer. I told him I don’t even have one and he just called me a liar, acting all childish like "listen to you lying!" I told him straight up he was a scammer and a crook and told him to sod off.Christopher Williams10 yearsGot a call with no sound at all.10 yearssome bloke tried to scam me over the computer. I played along for a while until he figured out I wasn’t gonna fall for it, then he started calling me a mother fxxxxxx. I just thanked him for the compliment and gave it right back before telling him to get lost.10 yearsI got a call from someone speaking with a strong Asian accent saying they were from Microsoft. When I told her I wasn't convinced, she just ended the call right away.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Asian accent saying she was from Microsoft. I told her I wasn’t buying it and she quickly ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsThere really ought to be some action taken to put an end to these scams invading our personal space. The TPS just doesn’t seem to manage stopping those persistent calls claiming to be from Windows, saying they need to fix a virus on your PC. Watch out for these!Telephone Preference ServiceMicrosoft10 yearsGot a call from this number but no one spoke.10 yearsSame here, totally a scam - got into a bit of a row when I called him out on fibbing. Tried ringing the number back and it sounded like some kind of group call setup.10 yearsSome bloke with an Asian accent claimed he’d found a problem with my computer. I asked him what he meant. He said he was from Microsoft. I told him to get lost.Windows10 yearsGot a call earlier saying there was somethin wrong with my Windows. I told the bloke I’d just had new ones put in by Safestyle UK. He just ended the call straight away.Safestyle UK10 yearsPhone rang this morning, I didn’t pick up just let it go to voicemail and there was nothing, just loads of background office sounds.10 yearsI once replied with "didn't you sort this out the last time you rang?" and they just cut me off right then. Proper annoying bunch of muppets.10 yearsI got a call from someone with a strange accent saying they were from Microsoft. I hung up straight away, but then they rang me back immediately. I ignored the second call and there wasn’t any voicemail either. Pretty certain it was the same person who rang a few days ago pretending to be from BT Openreach!MicrosoftBT Openreach10 yearsI got a call from someone with an accent, and they already knew my name. It’s definitely a scam. They claimed to be from Microsoft and said my computer was infected with a virus. Then they tried to convince me to let them get into my PC to “fix” it.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call about computer windows, but the voice was foreign and the person knew my name. I just ended the call. Pretty clear it was a scam.10 yearsFrom what i understand, this isn't a London area code. London numbers usually start with 0207 for central london and 0208 for outer parts. We've had some calls from this number but chose not to pick up, and no voicemail was left either.London10 yearsFrom what I can tell, this isn’t a number from London. London usually has either 0207 for the central area or 0208 for the outskirts. We’ve had a couple of calls from this number too, but never picked up and there weren’t any voicemails left either.London10 years# rang me but went to answerphone, didnt say owt.10 yearsthey was tryna get into our computer, total scammers those lot, proper dodgy people!10 yearsJust let it ring through to voicemail and then hung up straight away.10 yearsCould anyone shed some light on who these individuals might be?10 yearsAs soon as we tried to pick up our phone, this number appeared on the caller ID. We had a hunch it was someone trying to peddle something, so we decided to let it ring and ignored the call.10 yearsHad a right palaver with Windows, claiming my device was all sorts of infected. I just asked that foreign lady how she manages to get a decent night's sleep amidst all this chaos. No specifics, mind you.Submit Your Own Report (020 3855 5010)
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