02071937336

☎️ 02071937336 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 207193 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442071937336+44 20 7193 7336020 7193 7336+44-20-7193-7336

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020 7193 7336 Tagged as:

microsoft steve steve jones sue martin

TimeLine of events for phone number 02071937336

  • Aggressive scam calls persistently continue
    Jul
    2016
  • Multiple risky calls, hung up
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam call; daughter bullied; police
    Apr
    2016
  • Caller claimed Microsoft scammer threat
    Mar
    2016
  • Scam call, suspicious computer issue
    Mar
    2016
  • Scam call from fake technician
    Feb
    2016
  • Scam call pretending customer service
    Jan
    2016
  • Warning about computer scammers
    Dec
    2015
  • Scammer; mismatched contact details
    Dec
    2015
  • Fraud investigation needed, constant calls
    Oct
    2015
  • Request for computer remote access
    Aug
    2015
  • Caller attempts remote access scam
    Aug
    2015
Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 22 August 2015 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Huntly(Aberdeenshire), Muckton Bottom(Lincolnshire) and West Field(Lincolnshire).

02071937336 has 11 comments of which 3 x negative and 8 x neutral

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02071937336 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02071937336 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam caller pretending to be from Microsoft or Windows support. Callers often use threats, claims of urgent security issues, and requests for remote access to your computer, sometimes persuading victims into paying large sums. Accents vary, commonly Indian or Asian, and they try to bully or pressure targets including family members. The calls usually come midday, involve fake company names, and may direct you to dubious websites for "help." Many users have flagged this number as fraudulent, warning it's a scam aimed at gaining control of your device or stealing money. Several have reported ignoring or hanging up quickly as the best response, noting the frequency and persistence of these calls.

Reports on phone number 02071937336

10 years
Got a call meant for my missus about some computer issues. The bloke was really pushy. I grabbed the phone, and he warned me he'd put me on some Microsoft "Blacklist". I ended the call, but he just kept ringing me back over and over even though it was clear I wasn’t falling for it.
Microsoft
10 years
I got a few calls back to back, and each time they said my computer was in more danger than the last. Didn’t hang about, I just ended the call every time.
11 years
Got a call from a lady speaking with an accent I'd say wasn't local. Then she handed over to some guy called "Steve" who somehow pressured my daughter into letting him take over her laptop and cough up hundreds of pounds. I'm definitely reporting this to the cops.
Steve
11 years
So, this bloke calling himself Steve Jones, but speaking with a sort of Asian accent, rang me up saying my laptop was in danger. I asked where he got that info from and he claimed the Windows server had told him, even told me I could look up my Windows ID myself to confirm. When I wondered how he got my details, he said he was a “Microsoft certified engineer.” Then he started threatening that if I didn’t quit wasting his time, he’d shut down my Windows and I wouldn’t be able to use my PC anymore. What a complete muppet!
Steve JonesMicrosoft
11 years
This number called me and a family member as well - totally dodgy. Best thing to do is just hang up straight away on those scammers. By the way, has anyone else ordered a computer from that popular shop lately? I’m starting to think the one we got was secondhand or already sent back. We’re looking into it now because it might be why our data’s getting all messed up. Really strange that both our homes are having problems right after buying new machines and checking in with emails!!!
11 years
Got a call out of the blue around half past noon from a woman claiming to be from Windows Security. She told me my computer was sending alerts about missing updates and some dodgy activity. The caller, “Sue Martin,” spoke with a thick Indian accent and urged me to go on teamviewer.com so their techie could fix the issues. I quickly got suspicious since that would mean letting them control my PC remotely! Right from the start, I had doubts it was a scam. She kept pushing, saying I didn’t have much time because I was supposedly connected to a temporary server. When I asked for specifics about my computer, she couldn’t really give any info and said if I had multiple devices, they might infect each other! I managed to keep her talking for a while before requesting a contact number to double-check. She gave me a number but I haven’t bothered calling it, saying it’s just the head office and I might only reach reception. Total SCAM alert! Stay well clear.
Sue Martin
11 years
Got a call from someone claiming my Windows was sending loads of errors to their main server. He wanted me to switch my PC on and said he’d guide me step-by-step. I quickly ended the call. He mentioned a website - something like [#]mshlpcc.webstart[###] - telling me it was their customer service. Didn’t even waste time looking it up, but a quick online search shows that this is the typical scam right now.
11 years
Dodgy call! They were trying to get into my computer. The phone number, company name and office address just didn’t match up at all.
11 years
Its so annoying getting these calls mostly around lunchtime. I usually tell them they’re being looked into for fraud just to put them off. It’s sad really, someone’s bound to get caught out by them soon.
11 years
They wanted to get into my computer remotely.
11 years
This number belongs to some sort of scam involving MS Windows. They ring up saying there’s a problem with your computer’s system update and try to get you to let them control your PC. They’ll tell you to set up and change Windows settings based on their instructions. Whatever you do, don’t follow their directions!

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