02070991349
TimeLine☎️ 02070991349 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 207099 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02070991349
- Concern about hacking without bank infoMar
2011Scam call about infected computerDec
2010Inquiring about potential computer infectionNov
2010Frustration with unhelpful tech supportOct
2010Fraudster admitted wrongdoings; satisfyingSep
2010Frustrated with tech support experienceAug
2010Scam call about computer virusAug
2010Caller warned about potential infectionJun
2010Suspicious call about computer infectionMay
2010Identical number linked to OnlinePCSolutionsApr
2010Questioning legitimacy of phone callApr
201002070991349 has 11 comments of which 11 x neutral
02070991349 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02070991349 👆 is reported as associated with persistent scam calls alleging computer infections, often from individuals claiming to represent technical support teams. Callers typically pressure recipients to engage in unnecessary repairs or fill out dubious online forms. Multiple users have indicated the number is linked to fraudulent activity, with the supposed company names and personnel appearing dubious and unverifiable. Attempts to confirm their legitimacy have consistently failed, and some have identified it as a known nuisance number now withdrawn. Recipients are advised to exercise caution, avoid sharing personal or financial information, and recognise this as a probable scam targeting vulnerable individuals. The consensus is to disregard and report such calls to relevant authorities for investigation.
Reports on phone number 02070991349
10 yearsA gentleman just called us, claiming that our computer has a virus. We mentioned we needed to verify their legitimacy and they offered us a number to call back. Is this a genuine company?10 yearsEarlier today, a chap called us from that number and claimed our computer might be infected with a virus. He mentioned that his supervisor was someone named Sandy Williams and insisted we needed to complete a form online. It’s clearly a dodgy scam.Sandy Williams10 yearsThe same number was associated with OnlinePCSolutions.10 yearsEarlier today, we received a rather dubious phone call from an individual with a strong Asian accent, insisting that our Windows computer was compromised. We were already clued up on the scam, but we couldn't quite decipher the name of the organisation - something like 70 CGL, perhaps? We asked them to share their contact number "just in case the line dropped," and they gave us this number: 0207 099 1349.11 yearsI received a call from a woman, and believe it or not, the situation was just like before. It escalated to a bloke on the phone, who seemed to think we were utterly ludicrous for not being able to solve it ourselves. This chap from senior tech support only managed to utter a few words before we told him we use Linux and not the usual fare. It would be a breath of fresh air if they could grasp the nuances of what we’re working with!11 yearsI had a call from a lady who seemed to have a set script, and then, without skipping a beat, she transferred me to a bloke. It felt like they thought we were a bit too dense to figure things out ourselves. The chap on the other end was a senior tech support member, and we had a brief chat that barely lasted five seconds before we casually mentioned that we use Linux. I can’t say I blame them for not appreciating this little twist. Quite amusing, really!11 yearsGreetings! We just came across your remark regarding a chap named Irven who recently returned our call. He mentioned something about our computer potentially being compromised. We're keen to learn more about these individuals.Irven11 yearsWe received a call from some individuals claiming our computer might be compromised and they offered assistance in sorting it out. They insisted they were from Microsoft based in Texas. Is there any truth to that?MicrosoftTexas12 yearsWe allowed them to access our information, but we didn't share any banking details. Are we in the clear?12 yearsWe just spent over thirty minutes talking to one of those con artists, and eventually managed to get him to confess he’d checked with the TPS and knew we were registered. We asked for his details, and he reluctantly provided the phone number (which has since been removed). He identified himself as Sammy Ra, and we let him know he was committing an offence and that we'd be contacting the police about it. Honestly, just keeping one of these pests on the line for that long while we wrangled information was rather gratifying!TPSSammy Ra12 yearsHello there! We just stumbled upon your remark regarding that peculiar call. A chap named Irven contacted us some time back, claiming our computer was at risk of a virus. We're quite keen to learn more about these individuals. Any insights you might have would be greatly appreciated!IrvenSubmit Your Own Report (020 7099 1349)
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