02039255773
☎️ 02039255773 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 203925 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039255773
- Missed call, silence, unavailable numberMay
2022Scam caller pretending to be MicrosoftMay
2022Avoided Microsoft scam, deleted numberMay
2022Avoided Microsoft scam, deleted numberMay
2022Scam call impersonating Microsoft, persistentMay
2022Warning about Microsoft phone scamMay
2022Mistook for telemarketer, hung upMay
2022False tech support scam targetingMay
2022Harassing calls from fake MicrosoftMay
2022Warning about Microsoft technical supportMay
2022Scam call from fake MicrosoftMay
2022Ignoring unknown callers for privacyMay
2022Accusation of lying, rude behaviorMay
2022Received scam call, reported to authoritiesMay
2022Call from fake Microsoft scamMay
2022Microsoft mystery scam phone callMay
2022Scam call posing as MicrosoftMay
2022Fraudulent call from fake Microsoft RepMay
2022Microsoft scam call, blocked numberMay
2022Hangs up after receiving callMay
2022Scam call impersonation from "Microsoft"May
2022Received scam call from "Microsoft"May
2022Scam call impersonating Microsoft, disrespectfulMay
2022Challenge foreign name on callMay
2022Total silence, unusual call centerMay
2022Microsoft scammers, insults, unexpected humorMay
2022Caller claiming computer hacked, hung upMay
2022Warning about fake phone numbersMay
2022Report scams to police databaseMay
2022Scam call block from computerMay
2022Microsoft customer service representative hung upMay
2022Scam call from aggressive 'Microsoft'May
2022Poor customer service from MicrosoftMay
2022Missed call in three attemptsMay
2022Received scam call from "Microsoft."May
2022Unsuccessful Microsoft scam call experienceMay
2022Inactive, frustrated security monitoring agencyMay
2022Warning about potential scam activityMay
2022Caller hung up immediately after answeringMay
2022Received suspicious call pretending MicrosoftMay
2022Fraudulent caller masquerading as MicrosoftMay
2022Received calls with silenceMay
2022Messageless with background noise equals scamMay
2022User suspects scam, no messageMay
2022Microsoft scam call, software downloadMay
2022Received scam call from MicrosoftMay
2022Received suspicious call from "Microsoft"May
2022Identifying Microsoft support scamsMay
2022Scam call impersonating BT representativeMay
2022Potential scammer posing as engineerMay
2022Beware: Microsoft scam phone numberMay
2022Unsolicited Microsoft help, untrustworthy supportMay
2022Scam call regarding computer verificationMay
2022lack of verbal communication mentionedMay
2022frustrating experience with cold callersMay
2022Caller from same number as beforeMay
2022Phone call from fake MicrosoftMay
2022Warning about potential phone scammersMay
2022Scam involving computers, caution advisedMay
2022Warning about computer fraud alertMay
2022Mother hung up on ChristopherMay
2022Fraudulent tech support impersonator encounterMay
2022Suspicious call about Microsoft securityMay
2022Scammers now blocked as usualMay
2022Number Of Searches: 153 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 29 April 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Badger Street(Somerset), Dacre(Cumbria) and Peel Common(Hampshire).
02039255773 has 60 comments of which 32 x neutral and 28 x negative
02039255773 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039255773 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to a common Microsoft-related computer scam. Callers often claim urgent security issues like hacking or viruses and attempt to gain remote access by urging victims to activate their devices or provide personal details. Many report aggressive or abusive behaviour when challenged or hung up on. Some calls are silent or end abruptly, suggesting automated or scripted tactics. Blocking the number is frequently suggested but deemed largely ineffective, as scammers use various spoofed numbers. Users are advised not to engage, never share information, and report attempts to official fraud platforms. A cautious, distrustful approach to unsolicited calls claiming to be from Microsoft is strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 02039255773
4 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, answered but there was nothing on the other end, just dead silence. When I tried calling back, it said the number couldn't be reached. Bit odd really.4 yearsGot a call pretending to be from Microsoft, I didn’t buy it so I just ended the call and blocked the number right away.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Microsoft, sounded like a total scam. I just ended the call and blocked the number straight away.Microsoft4 years02039255773 keeps ringing me up non stop today, I’ve blocked it but they just keep calling. Reckon they say they’re from microsoft and my pc's got some kind of hack. Funny that, because there’s nothing wrong with my laptop at all. All my emails, banking, and social media stuff is totally secure. Honestly, these scammers should be in trouble for scaring people like this.Microsoft4 yearsTotally a SCAM from Microsoft, I just ended the call right away. Best bet is to put the phone down and let it play music or the telly in the background for ages. That way the line stays tied up but you’re not bothered, and no one else gets the hassle.Microsoft4 yearsSomeone called me saying they were from Microsoft and tried to scare me by saying they'd lock my computer. They even asked for my computer key, which sounded dodgy. Don’t trust these types, just hang up straight away. Total con!Microsoft4 yearsGot a call moments ago from someone claiming to be with Microsoft, had a bit of a heated exchange with this guy who sounded like he was from overseas. Things got messy and he ended up swearing at me. Right back at you mate, you’ve been caught out. Managed to grab the number from my landline, now passing it onto the police and Ofcom.Microsoft4 yearsSome woman rang claiming she was from Microsoft, and I just told her, "No, you're not." She asked why I thought that, and I just repeated myself. Then she just hung up right away! I’d barely started the chat 😂 Honestly, I reckon she was out to scam some old folks. Bloody disgraceful.Microsoft4 yearsI picked up and there was just dead silence on the other end. Whenever I get calls from strange numbers, I always keep quiet about who I am and don’t say anything personal. You should never, ever share your details or account info with someone who calls you out of the blue.4 yearsThey weren’t even allowed to say what it was about, Microsoft hung up on them straight away. Pretty sure it was just some scammers stopping them from getting a word in.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call from a woman with an accent, she asked if the lady of the house was there, then I just hung up straight away.4 yearsSome bloke claimed he was from Microsoft and said my PC was infected with a nasty virus, which it definitely isn't. I just hung up on him.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call around 2pm, nothing but silence at first. Then a bloke said he was with Microsoft and wanted to discuss my computer. I just ended the call straight away.Microsoft4 yearsSomebody called me pretending to be from Microsoft, but I knew it was a scam. I ended the call right away, but they didn’t stop - they rang me back like four more times before finally quitting. Totally suspicious!Microsoft4 yearsGot a call from a guy who kept accusing me of not telling the truth about who I was on the phone with. He was really rude and kept pestering me. Sounds like a scam to me.4 yearsSomeone saying they were from Microsoft called me, saying my ID had been used without permission. They kept calling back, ringing two more times after I ended the first call.Microsoft4 yearsI answered the phone but there was nothing on the other end, just silence.4 yearsGot a call that sounded just like one I saw on here before. A woman with a foreign accent, going by 'Kathleen', claiming to be from Microsoft. She said I should’ve gotten alerts about my computer being hacked. When I said I hadn’t heard anything from Microsoft, she tried to get me to let them on my PC to fix supposed issues. I told her I was busy and ended the call. I’ve blocked the number but I’m sure they’ll ring back from somewhere else. Watch out for these types!KathleenMicrosoft4 yearsSomebody rang me pretending to be from Microsoft. When I asked how they even got my number, they mentioned I was supposedly registered with them and even said my mum's first initial. Clearly, they'd just grabbed my number from some directory. I told her bluntly she was a scammer and just ended the call straight away!Microsoft4 yearsGot a call on my mum and dad’s landline from someone claiming to be Microsoft. They were asking for my dad, but he passed away not long ago. I just told them to stop calling and hung up!Microsoft4 yearsThis bloke called with a funny accent and said his name was John. I told him I wasn’t buying that John was his real name, and then he just ended the call.John4 yearsI picked up and all I could hear was complete quiet, no buzz or chatter from a call centre like you'd expect.4 yearsSome lass pretending to be from "Microsoft" rang me. I bluntly told her to piss off and slammed the phone down. Wouldn't believe it, she phoned me back immediately and told me off as well! Gotta admit, it gave me a chuckle and brightened up my morning. Watch out for these annoying muppets!!Microsoft4 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Microsoft, but it was obviously a scam. I just ended the call and blocked the number straight away.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call from someone called "Christine" saying she was from "Microsoft" and my computer had been hacked. I hung up immediately, but then she rang me straight back. When I asked why she was bothering me, I told her she was making stuff up. She got really rude and aggressive after that. So, I cut the call for good and blocked her number.ChristineMicrosoft4 yearsThis number rang me three times but hung up before I could answer each time, all within half a minute.4 yearsThis woman named Christine phoned claiming to be from Microsoft. I told her straight up that she was a scammer, and she ended the call right away.ChristineMicrosoft4 yearsGot a call supposedly from Microsoft about my laptop, so I asked what's the problem now. She just said "nothing ####" and then just cut me off. Clearly hasn’t got a clue about basic customer service at all!Microsoft4 yearsSome bloke said he was calling from Microsoft and insisted he could see our computer. He got all worked up and told us to switch the computer on while he stayed on the phone. Proper rude and pushy chap.Microsoft4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're from Microsoft and that my computer was hacked. I just ended the call straight away.Microsoft4 yearsHad a call claiming to be from Microsoft, as usual they wanted me to install some app or something. That’s how they manage to hack into people’s computers, don’t fall for it!Microsoft4 yearsBEWARE OF SCAMS! If you get any dodgy calls or messages, make sure you report them on the official police fraud site. Just look up ‘action fraud’ and head over to ‘police.uk’. Find the section for reporting phishing or scam attempts and read all the info carefully. Then fill out the form with as much detail as you can, including any links or websites they’ve used. You don’t need to sign up or give personal info unless you’ve actually lost money. The more we report, the better chance the police have to track these scammers and stop them. Don’t ignore it!FRAUD ALERTAction Fraud4 yearsSome bloke said he was from Microsoft and said my computer had a serious virus. Told me to download a programme so he could fix it for me, but something felt off about the whole thing.Microsoft4 yearsDidn’t even get a voicemail, pretty sure it was just a scam.4 yearsJust got one of those annoying Microsoft support calls again, pretty sure it’s one of those dodgy scams.Microsoft4 yearsHey, it’s Marcus here. I rang up about your Microsoft PC - but honestly, I don’t even own one! Can’t understand how these scams are still happening, ridiculous really!MarcusMicrosoft4 yearsAfter hearing a bunch of weird foreign chatter, some woman pretending to be from Microsoft started speaking English to me. I just ended the call and put the number on block.Microsoft4 yearsSome bloke said his name was Max, but I’m not convinced. He rang up asking for me specifically. When I asked why he was calling, he claimed to be from Microsoft. So, I went full Essex on him and told him I didn’t have one, mate. End of call, he hung up straight away.MaxMicrosoftEssex4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be with Microsoft, saying I needed to turn on my laptop. I didn’t bother with it and just hung up. When she rang again, I told her to shove off.Microsoft4 yearsI got called a couple of times by someone claiming they were from Microsoft to fix issues with my laptop, even though I never asked for any help.Microsoft4 yearsNo words were exchanged.4 yearsI just picked up and immediately ended the call.4 yearsGot a call with no one speaking on the other end. So weird, just silence.4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft about my laptop. I asked what was the issue this time, and she just said "nothing ####" and then cut the call. Clearly, basic customer service skills are missing here!Microsoft4 yearsGot one of those calls again where the person just hangs up the moment I pick up. Classic sign of a cold caller or a scammer, nothing new really.4 yearsGot a call with just background noise and no one speaking, seems like it could be one of those scams to me.4 yearsHeads up about this number! They rang me saying they were from Microsoft, claiming there were problems with my PC that they supposedly found by accessing it from a distance. Totally a scam, watch out!Microsoft4 yearsI got a call from a woman who obviously had the wrong person - kept asking for someone else’s name. She wouldn’t let me get a word in and kept trying to check my computer or something. I told her to ring back later, she did, but again asked for a different person. She said it was to verify my home computer, but I was actually at work! I just ended up hanging up. Then she called back and asked why I’d done that. I told her she wasn’t hearing a word I said, and next thing she hung up on me. Honestly, it was really annoying and felt like harassment.4 yearsShe claimed to be from some security firm monitoring hackers or something. When I started asking stuff that wasn’t in her script, she got really annoyed. Felt like it could’ve been some dodgy gang pretending. Definitely seemed a bit risky to me.4 yearsDefinitely a total con.4 yearsGot a call from a lady saying she was with Microsoft, saying there was something wrong with my computer. I just hung up straight away. Honestly, sounded pretty legit so watch out. The number was 02039255773.Microsoft4 yearsThere was a pretty long silence before a lady’s voice came through, kinda faint, asking for me by name. When I asked her what company she was with, she said Microsoft. I told her straight up that she wasn’t who she said she was and was probably up to no good, then just ended the call.Microsoft4 years01993224556 has been ringing me a lot from the same lot of people.4 yearsWatch out, folks! Just got hit with one of those dodgy computer scams, definitely not something you want to deal with. Be careful out there!4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft tech support, said my computer had been hacked by scammers. Sounded dodgy to me.Microsoft4 yearsMy mum got a call from some bloke named ‘Christopher’ and she just cut him off straightaway. Can you believe he called her back just to complain about being hung up on? So I answered and really let him know what I thought. Honestly, who does he think he is?Christopher4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Brian at Microsoft, warning me about hackers on my PC. When I asked where exactly he was based, he told me Reading, Building 2 at Microsoft. He then said there should be alerts on my screen about the issue, but I told him I couldn't see any. He then asked if I was sat at my computer, and when I said yes, he insisted I wasn't. He told me to press the Windows key plus 'r', but I refused to go any further. After that, he started swearing and called me a d**khead. I mentioned that wasn’t the kind of language I’d expect from a Microsoft staff member, and that was the end of our conversation.BrianMicrosoftReadingBuilding4 yearsBetter not pick up if this number calls you. Looks like another round of scammers trying their luck!4 yearsJust got a dodgy call from 02039255773, they claimed to be from MS Security. Definitely a scam, watch out!4 yearsAnother one of those scammers called but I just blocked them straight away.Submit Your Own Report (020 3925 5773)
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