02064287714
☎️ 02064287714 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 020.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02064287714
- Repeated silent calls from 02064287714Aug
2017Caller from security firm unsureAug
2017Called and ended the conversationAug
2017Possible scam call, be cautiousJul
2017False BT internet security callJul
2017Be cautious with fake callsJul
2017Suspicious call from BT, reportedJul
2017Beware of remote access scamsJul
2017Aggressive telemarketers ignored preferences requestJul
2017Received suspicious phone call, potential scamJul
2017Received scam call from BTJul
2017Missed call, no voicemail leftJul
2017Woman scam call, humorous responseJul
2017Received new phone numberJul
2017Silent call, then hung upJul
2017Selling double glazing, ignoring TPSJul
2017Received a call, abruptly endedJun
2017Scam call from fake "Windows Department"Jun
2017Blocked suspicious scam call, no answerJun
2017Frequent calls, ignoring unknown numberJun
2017Received questionable call claiming Microsoft supportJun
2017Fraudulent calls, aggressive tactics involvedMay
2017User called the USA numberMay
2017Beware of computer maintenance scamsMay
2017Potential scam warning alertMay
2017Beware of computer scam calls!May
2017User encountered computer maintenance scamMay
2017Suspicious call from Computer MaintenanceMay
2017Scam call pretending to be legitimateMay
2017Warning about potential scam issueMay
2017Unwanted early morning automated callMay
2017Claimed affiliation with Windows/MicrosoftMay
2017Number Of Searches: 152 Number Of Comments: 32 First Seen: 14 May 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Horsted Green(East Sussex), Laverlaw(Scottish Borders), Packwood(Warwickshire), Pendeen Watch(Cornwall) and Woodhouselee(Midlothian).
02064287714 has 32 comments of which 16 x negative and 16 x neutral
02064287714 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02064287714 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance call number linked to various computer and internet-related scams. Callers often claim to be from well-known providers like BT or Microsoft, warning of viruses or security issues to trick recipients into granting remote access or sharing personal information. These calls feature silent pauses, scripted dialogues, or aggressive follow-ups, with no legitimate identification or coherent responses when questioned. Many have experienced threats to cut off internet services or attempts to coerce payment. Reports highlight that these calls ignore do-not-call registries and should be treated with scepticism. Recipients are advised not to engage, provide details, or allow remote access, and to report the number to relevant authorities to help combat the widespread fraudulent activity.
Reports on phone number 02064287714
9 yearsThis morning at about 11:05, I noticed the number 02064287714 ringing on my landline again. It’s happened quite a few times before, but whenever I answer, there’s just silence and no one talks. After a little while, I just hang up since there’s nothing going on.9 yearsGot a call at 11:40 on the 2nd of August 2017, a woman saying she was with a security company. I asked her straight up if this was a scam or something dodgy. She seemed stuck, didn’t really reply. After a bit of awkward quiet, I told her if she wasn’t going to answer, I’d just hang up - and that’s exactly what I did.9 yearsI went ahead and ended the call.9 yearsSomebody rang saying they were from BT. When I asked their location, they said London but couldn’t specify which area. Then they told me they needed to disconnect my internet. Watch out for this one!BTLondon9 yearsGot a call from a bloke saying he was from BT internet security, warning me my connection was at risk. Coincidentally, BT were actually doing some work near my house. I suggested he chat to the actual BT crew outside, but he just started getting rude. Ended up blocking his number straight away.BT9 yearsA bloke called saying he was with my internet company. When I asked him which one, he told me it was BT. I told him to leave BT out of it and just carried on chatting with him.BT9 yearsSomebody rang me claiming to be from BT, saying my computer might have an issue. They tried to get me to let them access it to fix things. I just told them to buzz off. Does anyone know how long these dodgy numbers need to be reported before something's done? Should I bother calling the police or just keep blocking them?BT9 yearsThis morning I got a phone call from these lot, but thankfully I'd heard about their scam before. They want you to find some kinda code on your computer and then they claim they’ll verify it to prove they’re legit. The thing is, they never share the full code with you. After that, they try to get you to open a remote access tool so they can take control of your machine. Don’t fall for it, they’ll end up ripping you off by charging you to fix an issue that they basically create once inside your PC.9 yearsI mentioned that we’re signed up with the Telephone Preference Service, but they just brushed it off saying it wasn’t about selling anything! I ended the call, but they rang back straight away and asked loudly ‘why did you just hang up on me?’ I then put the phone down once more.Telephone Preference Service9 yearsGot a call from a lady who gave her name as Ollie, but she didn’t seem to have a clue about my name - something BT would obviously know. She started saying she needed to close down my computer, so I just ended the call. These calls are popping up all the time now. They’d be quite amusing if they didn’t keep interrupting me when I’m trying to focus on stuff that matters. Fingers crossed they get nabbed soon!OllieBT9 yearsI let that call ring out without picking up, and they didn’t bother to leave any sort of voicemail.9 yearsA bloke called from BT tech support, said his name was James Logan, though his English was all over the place. He told me there was a virus on my PC and tried to scare me. I just messaged with him for a bit, acting like I was worried. Honestly, can't believe these scammers still do this.BTJames Logan9 yearsThis number just showed up on my phone earlier today.9 yearsGot a call from a lady claiming to be from a tech support company, saying my computer was infected with a virus. She asked me to turn it on, and I pretended for a bit. Then I said there was a weird message on the screen and asked if she wanted to know what it said. When she said yes, I told her it read "Bugger off, you scammer!" There was complete quiet on the other end, so I just said "Cheers for the call" and hung up. Honestly, scammers like this deserve nothing but disdain. Hopefully, we can get rid of them for good soon.9 yearsThis number rang me earlier today. I answered, but there was nothing on the other end for a few moments. Then out of nowhere someone said "Good-bye" and just ended the call! Weird.9 yearsThey've moved on to pushing double glazing now, even though I've signed up to the TPS. Proper annoying! I've just reported them through the ICO website here: https://ico.org.uk/concerns/nuisance-calls-and-messages/report-telesales-calls/ico. orguk9 yearsI just got off the phone and the only thing I heard was 'Goodbye.' Strange call.9 yearsGot a ring from someone saying they were from the “Windows Department”. Could hear loads of noise like a busy call centre in the back. They told me I’d got some dodgy software on my computer that had to be taken off right away. When I asked which computer was affected, he just asked how many I owned. I said loads, like hundreds, and then he just cut the call. Definitely just a trick to get into your computer and cause trouble.Windows Department9 yearsGot a call from this number on Saturday 24/06/17 at 10:09, but nobody answered when I picked up. Feels like it could be a scam, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked it.9 yearsI’ve been getting calls from this number all the time. After looking it up and coming across this website, I just don’t pick up anymore.9 yearsGot a phone call from this number saying they were calling from Microsoft Windows support about fixing viruses on my computer. The number they gave was 02064287714. Seemed fishy so I just hung up.Microsoft9 yearsThis number has rung me quite a few times now. Each time, the caller claims to be from my internet provider. I explain calmly that my computer is fine, but they then threaten to cut off my internet if I don’t follow their instructions. I politely tell them to go ahead and disconnect me. They immediately say they can fix it without having to turn my service off. I ask to speak to a supervisor. After a pause, a man comes on the line insisting I need to comply. I ask who he actually works for, and this time he says "Virgin". I tell him I’ve already checked with Virgin, and they never call customers first - it’s always the other way round if there's an issue. The caller promptly hangs up after that.Virgin9 yearsReceived a call from this number showing it was from the US.States9 yearsBeware of these computer maintenance fraudsters! They have a knack for using your actual name, which can be quite unnerving. Hang up right away! Never grant them remote access to your computer. And for goodness' sake, keep your financial information to yourself - no card details or bank info! Stay safe!9 yearsSounds like a total rip-off to me.9 yearsI got a call from someone claiming there was an issue with my computer and that they were from my internet company. When I asked who exactly, they said BT. But I’m actually with Virgin Media. A similar scam call happened before, and the person asked to remotely access my PC to supposedly fix the problem. I didn’t fall for it and just ended the call. I didn’t bother ringing back to check because it might’ve been a trick from overseas and could have ended up costing me. Just a heads up - these types of calls usually try to get you to give your card details for “fees,” and real money can go missing if you’re not careful.BTVirgin Media9 yearsThis lady called saying something about fixing my computer. She wanted me to sign onto my computer or something. I pretended like I was doing it to see what she'd say next. When I wouldn't give her any info, she got all cheeky and said she could just hack into my machine anyway. I told her I don't actually have a computer and then she just went and called me a liar! Quite a strange phonecall.9 yearsGot a weird call from someone saying they're from a computer repair service. Felt pretty dodgy to me.9 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be the 'Windows Tech Support'. When they started talking about issues with my computer, I just knew it was a con and ended the call straight away.Windows Technical Team9 yearsTotally a scam, watch out!9 yearsGot a call in the morning that was pretty irritating, just some robotic voice saying “thanks and goodbye.” What’s the point of that?!9 yearsSomeone said they were from Microsoft or something like Windows!WindowsMicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 6428 7714)
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