02073810868
TimeLine☎️ 02073810868 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 207381 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02073810868
- Reported phishing number to policeJan
2015Stop annoying people immediately, pleaseJan
2015Suspected scam call, put on holdJan
2015Scam call reported; authorities neededJan
2015Scammer pretended to fix computerJan
2015Beware of PC scam phone callsJan
2015Scammer posing as tech supportJan
2015Scammer with Asian accent calledJan
2015Tired of persistent unwanted callsJan
2015Scam call about computer virusesJan
2015Spam call with no responseDec
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 23 December 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Doe Lea(Derbyshire), Spriddlestone(Devon) and Tredogan(Glamorgan).
02073810868 has 11 comments of which 7 x negative and 4 x neutral
02073810868 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02073810868 👆 is reported as a persistent source of scam calls, often pretending to be from tech support or a security service. Callers typically attempt to convince recipients that their computers are infected or compromised, asking for remote access to "fix" issues. These calls frequently come from individuals with foreign accents, using fake or misleading company names and websites. Targets are advised not to engage, share information, or grant access, as these scams can lead to data theft or device damage. Many report frustration with the frequency and difficulty in blocking these calls. Authorities have been urged to take action, but vigilance and refusal to cooperate remain the best defence against such fraud attempts.
Reports on phone number 02073810868
12 yearsI ended up reporting that number to the police phishing hotline. What annoyed me the most was Sean repeatedly insisting that *I* was the one who was confused!Sean12 yearsGot a call out of the blue saying there was a problem with my computer. Right after, my internet just stopped working. Don’t trust these calls, especially don’t give them access to your computer. My mate made that mistake recently and ended up having to wipe his whole laptop to fix it. Avoid all that hassle, seriously.12 yearsToday I got the exact same call again. My missus told them to stop wasting our time and said it was a scam, then they just hung up. Seems like it’s coming from a London number. Surely the police or someone can step in and sort this out?London12 yearsThese calls come every single day and no matter what I do, I can’t seem to stop them. Honestly, I’m so fed up with all this nonsense.12 yearsFraudsters rang me up and kicked off by showing me how to bring up the Event Viewer, telling me that all those logs pointed to malicious software messing with my computer. After that, they wanted me to let them remote in so they could “sort it out”. It wasn’t really clever but I can imagine it would work fine on someone less careful.12 yearsGot a call from a lady who said her name was 'Jennifer' - sounded like she had an Asian accent. She wanted to chat with the business owner (which is me), then out of nowhere started accusing me of downloading viruses on my PC. I told her to get lost, said my computer’s got proper military level protection, and just hung up. Classic scam attempt, nothing new.Jennifer12 yearsGot a call from what seemed like a London number, though I reckon it was probably spoofed and the call came from abroad. Normally, I mess around with these tech con artists, playing along and dragging it out until I tell them my only "computer" is a Fisher Price toy. But today I just wasn’t in the mood, so I just left them on hold forever instead.LondonFisher Price12 yearsThose bothersome callers really should be put to an end.12 yearsGot a call from a woman with an accent claiming there were issues with my computer and viruses. Put her on hold and took the chance to brew a cuppa.12 yearsI got a call from someone claiming his name was Jack, speaking with an Indian or Pakistani accent. He said he was from a company called Techhelpline and warned that my computer was downloading files secretly, and that my antivirus and malware programs wouldn’t detect them. He offered to fix the problem if I logged in and followed his steps. I asked for their website to verify the company, and he gave me www.techhelpline.co.uk. While keeping him on the line, I checked it out and found no site there. There's actually a company named Techhelpline offering cleanup services, but their website ends with ".com" and they're based in the States. When I pointed this out, he immediately hung up. Just another dodgy scammer trying to steal info, no doubt.JackTechhelplinecoUSA12 yearsI received a call from this number that just rang once and then went dead. Seems a bit dodgy to me!Submit Your Own Report (020 7381 0868)
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