02038682233
TimeLine☎️ 02038682233 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203868 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442038682233+44 20 3868 2233020 3868 2233+44-20-3868-2233
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038682233
- Possible scam call from EllaApr
2023Received call from 02038682233Apr
2023Ignoring scam alert calls from phoneMar
2023Warning about dangerous scam attemptsMar
2023Warning: computer infected, avoid callingJun
2017Seeking advice to prevent issueMar
2017Scammed by fake technician phone callMar
2017Fell for computer virus scamMar
2017Angry and frustrated with spammersMar
2017Suspicious call; computer issues followMar
2017Possible scam message, didn't respondMar
2017Warning about virus scam callMar
2017Number attempted to deceive meMar
2017Scam call led to virusMar
2017Seek improvement not just remorseFeb
2017Request for identity and locationFeb
2017Fell for phone scam warningFeb
2017Reported scam with fake identityFeb
2017Bypass block screen with tasksFeb
2017Vengeful attitude against online trollsFeb
2017Warning message about virus scamFeb
2017Malware alert pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2017Scam message pretending to be MicrosoftFeb
2017Xbox and Windows sign-in issuesFeb
2017Received scam call, paid £49. UnsuspectingNov
2016Computer screen freeze, scam warningNov
2016Caution against virus repair scamOct
2016Warning about computer virus scamSep
2016Pop-up claims Microsoft, likely spywareSep
2016Number Of Searches: 183 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 02 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little Witley(Worcestershire), Painswick(Gloucestershire) and Worlds End(Hampshire).
02038682233 has 29 comments of which 17 x neutral and 12 x negative
02038682233 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038682233 👆 is reported as a malicious scam operation targeting UK residents, often using fear tactics about computer viruses or accident claims. Callers frequently impersonate support staff, providing convincing but fraudulent diagnostics or repair offers that demand upfront payment. The scam typically involves screen freezes or pop-up warnings urging victims to call the number, leading to attempts to access personal devices remotely. Victims report aggressive tactics, fake identities, and unexplained disconnects when challenged. Many have suffered distress, financial loss, or security breaches. Authorities advise ignoring such calls, never sharing access codes, and using task manager shortcuts to close malicious pop-ups. If contacted, report to police or trading standards to help combat these persistent, deceptive fraudsters preying particularly on vulnerable individuals.
Reports on phone number 02038682233
3 yearsSomebody called saying they were Ella from Auto Assist, asking if i remembered the accident and if i’d made the first payment. They had my name and number, which was a bit unsettling. When i pushed for more info and said i was worried it might be a scam, asking to talk to a manager, she just said "Have a good afternoon" and ended the call. Sounds pretty shady to me.EllaAuto Assist3 yearsI just got a ring from 02038682233, anyone know who that might be?3 yearsMy phone shows a scam warning whenever they call, so I usually just let it ring out and don’t pick up.4 yearsI've had multiple calls from these people, each time from a different number, clearly trying to scam me. I reckon they're a real threat, especially to older folks they probably target to con.9 yearsGot a call sayin my PC is infected. If I had called them back, won't be a nice chat at all. Just a heads up to everyone else, don’t pick up or ring those numbers!10 yearsThis just happened to me today too, anyone got tips on how to put an end to it? Cheers!10 yearsMy laptop kept showing a warning that messed up how I use it, so I ended up ringing the number on the screen. The guy on the phone guided me through a few steps, then I was connected to a 'tech expert' online. He said he'd run a diagnostic to check for viruses or any damage. After that, he gave me the results and told me fixing it would cost £109 for a year's coverage. I said that was too much for me. He finally agreed on £50, with £30 upfront and the rest to follow. It took about thirty minutes, but luckily my mate looked up the number and found loads of warnings calling it a scam. That’s when I started doubting everything. I’m not sure if my computer was really fixed or cleaned, and now I’m not sure what steps to take next!10 yearsOh man, this really happened to me too! Out of nowhere, a message popped up on my screen saying my computer was infected and all my info was being sent to hackers around the world. It freaked me out because my laptop was brand new, only a day old, so I called the number they gave without thinking. They acted like they wanted to sort it out for me but then started pushing these expensive security plans I had to pay for. That’s when I clocked it was a total scam and hung up straight away. Seriously, stay clear of this number!10 yearsA right bunch of pesky spammers from India! They keep attempting to trick unsuspecting folks into parting with their hard-earned money for absolutely nada. Honestly, someone ought to take matters into their own hands and knock their website offline - come on, white hat heroes, where are you when we need you?!India10 yearsI rang the number and when they wanted me to enter some code, I felt a bit iffy and decided not to do it. Weirdly enough, my computer’s been acting up ever since...10 yearsA message popped up on my screen saying “your hard drive might be corrupted,” but the dodgy grammar tipped me off straight away that it was a scam. I jotted down the number 02038682233, but didn’t bother giving them a ring - figured there’s no way I’m handing over any info they haven’t already got. These muppets really need to find something better to do with their time. Clearly, they’ve tricked people before, which just makes them keep pestering others. Such losers.10 yearsAVOID THIS NUMBER AT ALL COSTS! It's nothing but a dodgy scam. If you've stumbled upon any messages prompting you to give them a ring, best to shut the tab or get rid of it entirely. It's all a ruse, and rest assured, you’re NOT infected by any viruses!10 yearsI nearly got tricked by this number.10 yearsA couple of days back I got caught out by this, can't believe I was that silly. Do not ring that number, it's definitely a scam. I ended up entering the code they sent me into my PC, then freaked out when someone started scrolling through all my documents. Spent ages calling the Police afterwards and had to take my laptop in to get rid of the malware.PoliceLaptop10 yearsCould someone help me find out who this is and where they’re calling from? Cheers!10 yearsI hate to admit it, but I got tricked. I’ve just been on the phone with the police for two hours sorting it out. Stay clear of this number, it’s an absolute rip-off.10 yearsNo need to apologise, just try to improve next time.10 yearsIt was so obvious it was a scam. This bloke with a pak*stani accent told me he was Mark Stewart or something. Then he started going on about not shutting down my computer, just hitting the Windows key and the R key together. We couldn't stop laughing after that!Mark Stewart10 yearsIf a screen pops up that blocks you from doing anything, dont call the number they show you. To get your computer working again, hit control, alt, and delete all at once. After that, go to task manager, find your browser app in the running programs, and click “end task” in the corner. That should close the bogus block screen and let you use your computer again.10 yearsShut it down via Task Manager, and get rid of their page for good. These spineless individuals are nothing more than keyboard warriors, lurking behind their screens from who knows where. If they’re ever apprehended, they ought to face severe consequences for their actions.10 yearsGot a pop up saying my computer was infected and i was told not to turn it off until i called the phone number they gave, or else they said all my accounts could get hacked. It sounded really scary!10 yearsA message popped up on my computer, claiming to be from Microsoft, warning me about a virus and urging me to ring a specific number straight away. The whole screen just froze up!Microsoft10 yearsI attempted to link my Xbox 360 to my shiny new router, but it claimed my email or password was wrong, which is rather baffling, as I’m certain I’ve got them right. Then, when I booted up my Windows laptop, I was met with a message about having difficulty signing in. Suddenly, my screen was hijacked by a recorded voice insisting I ring 02038682233. What a palaver!10 yearsMy computer suddenly had a warning about malware and it claimed it was from Microsoft.Microsoft10 yearsReceived a message on my Xbox One claiming I had a virus and suggesting I ring a certain number. The chap I spoke to had a strong Indian accent and assured me everything was sorted out. I ended up parting with £49. I feel rather foolish, but tech isn't really my forte. Always thought consoles were virus-proof!10 yearsI encountered a rather alarming situation with this particular number linked to an art website. My computer suddenly froze, and out of the blue, a voice urged me to ring this number for an immediate resolution. I quickly realised it was nothing more than a scam and an utter con job. I've taken steps to report the incident to local Trading Standards, and I'm exploring legal avenues for the unwarranted infection of my computer. A computer technician managed to trace the IP address, and it's now in the hands of the authorities, so I'll keep further details under wraps. However, should you find yourself having a similar screen freeze and hear that persistent voice suggesting you call this number, just hit Ctrl + Alt + Delete and shut the page down like that. It’s simple enough and won't cause any harm to your system.Trading Standards10 yearsI got a pop-up warning about a major virus on my phone and it said not to try and solve it myself. Then it told me to call 02038682233 and quote some reference number they gave to get it sorted. Pretty sure it’s a scam, so watch out!10 yearsI had this pop up on my screen warning me my computer was infected and that my hard drive would be wiped in 5 mins. It told me to ring a number and quote a reference code. Don’t fall for it! If you call and give any info, they’ll get into your computer and scam you out of loads of cash. Once they’re in your system, make sure to inform the police straight away. Stay cautious!10 yearsGot a message suddenly popping up on my laptop saying it was from Microsoft support, but it was actually some spyware trying to mess with my system.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 3868 2233)
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