02080045401
TimeLine☎️ 02080045401 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vonage Limited. It is part of the phone block 208004 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02080045401
- Called after Microsoft; scammers alertJan
2026Warning: potential scam number 02080045401Nov
2025Syn uratował przed oszustwemNov
2025Fake Microsoft caller turned aggressiveMar
2021Beware of scammers and malwareMar
2020Avoid suspicious software support callsMar
2020Microsoft Office scam call warningFeb
2020Beware of rude caller MarkJan
2020Scam phone, fake tech supportJan
2020Scam call about virus, aggressive behaviorJan
2020Microsoft scam, fake sites warningJan
2020Scammer impersonating tech support, persistentJan
2020Warning about scam phone numberJan
2020Scammer exploiting Microsoft Office installationsDec
2019Microsoft scammer; beware, costly callsDec
2019Warning about Microsoft tech support scamDec
2019Scammer with rude behavior, excusesNov
2019Suspicious phone site, avoided scamAug
2017Scammer, untrustworthy, avoid contactAug
2017Scammer poses as tech supportJun
2017Number Of Searches: 14 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 26 June 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fockerby(Lincolnshire) and Mytton(Shropshire).
02080045401 has 18 comments of which 11 x negative and 7 x neutral
02080045401 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02080045401 👆 is reported as a scam number linked to fake Microsoft support. Callers, often with Indian accents, pressure victims into allowing remote access and push to sell bogus anti-virus software, claiming Trojan infections. Many complain of aggressive, abusive behaviour and product key hijacking, resulting in financial loss and software registered under scammers’ names. The number also directs to fraudulent websites designed to trick users. Numerous users warn it targets those installing or updating Microsoft Office, exploiting error messages to initiate the scam. Authorities and providers appear inactive in blocking the number, causing frustration. Experiences consistently highlight deceit, intimidation, and technical manipulation, making this number strongly associated with malicious activity and customer warnings across the UK.
Reports on phone number 02080045401
8 monthsI had given Microsoft a ring for some assistance, and then these scammers rang me up out of nowhere. Total scam, beware!Microsoft10 monthsI was contacted by someone pretending to be legit, but it was a scam. Watch out for the number 02080045401, it’s not to be trusted!10 monthsMiałam podać adres mailowy i na szczęście mój syn akurat był obok, bo to on ogarnął sytuację i wytłumaczył mi, o co chodzi. Gdyby nie on, pewnie bym dała się nabrać oszustowi. Facet zaczął robić się nieuprzejmy i próbował mnie przekonać, że mój syn to mały ignorant, ale on wiedział zdecydowanie więcej niż tamten i dzięki temu uniknęliśmy kłopotów.6 yearsI was attempting to set up some Microsoft software when I got a call from a guy with an Indian accent who wanted my personal info. I asked him his name and he said Mark Fred. But when I questioned him, he got rude and just ended the call.MicrosoftMark Fred7 yearsWatch out, there’s people trying to push fake anti-trojan software on you - total scam!7 yearsI went through something pretty much the same. I was trying to reinstall Office 365 when a popup showed up, giving a phone number to call because of some error. It seemed dodgy after a short while, but by then I'd already let the person connect to my computer and run a scan for a Trojan virus. After that, he tried pushing some anti-hacker software for me to buy, which was the moment I ended the call. He kept phoning me back multiple times, but I just wouldn't pick up. I'd say stay clear of this kind of scam.7 yearsI was setting up Microsoft Office on my MacBook Air when a pop-up appeared telling me to ring a number right away. The person on the other end claimed my computer was infected with a trojan. They pushed me hard to get some 'security software' installed, but I said no thanks. The bloke was pretty pushy. I ended up sorting it out a different way and got the install done. Watch out for this kind of scam!Microsoft Office7 yearsGot a call from some Indian bloke named Mark. What a nightmare. When I figured out what he was up to, he actually started calling me a bloody b**ch! Seriously, just ignore if this number comes up.MarkIndia7 yearsHey, I was setting up Office 365 on my new PC and got an error message. Just then, the phone buzzed and a bloke with an Indian accent claimed there was a virus on my computer. Naively, I let him access it remotely. He insisted it was some Trojan virus and demanded £500 to fix it! He was quite pushy, so I hung up straight away. Honestly, it was such a terrible experience.Office 3657 yearsThere's a bloke with an Indian accent ringing from this number. Hes telling folks their computers been hacked and got some trojan virus, urging them to buy some software to fix it. He doesn’t take no for an answer and can get pretty aggressive. Just a heads up, watch out for this one.7 yearsSTAY CLEAR OF THIS NUMBER! IT'S A SCAM, USING NAMES LIKE DAVID AND MARK. THEY CLAIM TO BE FROM OFFICE HOME & STUDENT. NEVER LET THEM ACCESS YOUR DEVICES!NUMBERDAVIDMARKGAIN7 yearsWatch out for this number claiming to be from Microsoft’s London branch. It’s actually a scam, so don’t pick up. If you do, you could lose money and the scammers might gain control over your Microsoft apps, leaving you without any official support or validation from Microsoft. Stay safe!MicrosoftLondon7 yearsAvoid this phone number at all costs - it’s linked to a scam related to Microsoft Office installations. When you try to install any version and enter the product key, you get an error supposedly directing you to this number for support. Then they tell you your network is infected with a trojan and try to convince you to pay £129.99 to download a “fix” which, of course, is actually malware. The software number then looks to be working fine, but when I contacted Microsoft’s London office, I found out the product key had been stolen and wasn’t registered to me at all. Attempts to fix this by contacting the supposed rightful owner were unsuccessful. In the end, I lost £122.99 for the scam malware and £249.95 for the Microsoft programme itself. This number should be taken down immediately - it’s a recognised Microsoft scam. Be extremely careful!MicrosoftLondon7 yearsWatch out for a proper con artist pretending to be from Microsoft. They try to steal your product key and push some dodgy "trojan horse" software that you don’t actually need. In the end, the Microsoft software gets registered to them, and you’re left with a big bill. Absolutely horrible folks - the caller goes by David or speaks with a strong Asian accent.MicrosoftDavid7 yearsTotal scammer. Had a rough chat with some bloke saying he was from Microsoft and based in London. When we told him his attitude wasn’t great, he just got all annoyed. We asked for his boss but he dodged the question with lame excuses. When we insisted on speaking to someone higher up, he said he "might" ring us back. He mentioned being in Camberwell, but honestly, I wasn’t buying it.LondonMicrosoftCamberwell9 yearsWhile trying to enter a code for installing Microsoft Office, we ended up on this guy’s website by mistake. Luckily, we didn’t enter any personal info or give him access to the laptop. I started feeling a bit uneasy about it, so rang BT to check things out. They had already looked him up online and said the phone number seemed dodgy. Seriously, how come BT or other phone companies haven’t just cut off his landline by now? It’s baffling!Microsoft OfficeBT9 yearsThis person is a total con, don’t fall for it.9 yearsWatch out, this guy’s a total con. You might suddenly see a popup on your computer asking you to call that number, and if you do, he’ll trick you into letting him control your PC. Next thing you know, he’s drained your bank account. Definitely don’t call that number!Submit Your Own Report (020 8004 5401)
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