02080280056
☎️ 02080280056 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Microtalk Europe Limited. It is part of the phone block 208028 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02080280056
- Call received but no answerJun
2021Hang up on suspected scamsJun
2021Apparent scam call from ‘BT Openreach’Jun
2021Warning: Microsoft scam, do not respondMay
2021Alert about compromise of computerApr
2021Microsoft scam calling from landlineApr
2021Multiple persistent scam calls reportedApr
2021Unrecognized number, likely scam callApr
2021Computer scam; yelled at "Joshua."Apr
2021Frustration over internet scam vulnerabilityApr
2021Beware of vintage Microsoft scamApr
2021Brief mention of BT InternetMar
2021Suspicious phone call offering cyber helpMar
2021computer problem, followed by insultsMar
2021Scam call from fake "Microsoft"Mar
2021Microsoft scam caller, hung upMar
2021Persistent, rude, scammer, shut upMar
2021Angry response to cyber security queryMar
2021Annoying scam call from "Microsoft"Mar
2021Calls but doesn't leave messageMar
2021Unauthorized Norton charge, contacting bankMar
2021Received scam call from "Microsoft"Jan
2021Received fake Norton subscription billDec
2020Norton security available for £399Dec
2020Norton email warning of scammersDec
2020Received a generic mass emailDec
2020Norton renewal email for $399.99Dec
2020Suspicious email about Norton invoiceDec
2020Questioning fraudulent invoice from Windows DefenderDec
2020Excessive calls, no message, blockedNov
2020Warning about fake Microsoft softwareNov
2020Impersonation attempt with aggressive behaviorNov
2020Persistent scammer calls about laptopNov
2020Scam call from fake MicrosoftNov
2020Scammer pretended to be MicrosoftNov
2020Missed call, no message leftNov
2020Questionable claim of being MicrosoftNov
2020Received suspicious call. Gave fake informationNov
2020No response from repeated callsNov
2020Persistent anonymous calls, no messagesNov
2020False claim of virus scanNov
2020Message went unanswered due to blockNov
2020Multiple annoying scam calls. LaughedNov
2020Scammer claiming to be MicrosoftNov
2020Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftNov
2020Scammers claiming to be MicrosoftNov
2020Repeated scam calls from fake MicrosoftNov
2020Microsoft impersonator called at 8amNov
2020Scam calls from India, responded boldlyNov
2020Caller asked to access computer, threatenedNov
2020Repeated calls, suspected scam numberNov
2020Frustration with Microsoft phone scammersNov
2020Cold call goes straight to voicemailNov
2020Automated call, silence, then scamNov
2020Scam call from fake MicrosoftNov
2020Microsoft scam call, told offNov
2020Suspicious call from Cyber SecurityNov
2020Ignore potential computer scam callNov
2020Wasted scammer's time, plan revengeNov
2020Reported as possible phone scammersNov
2020Microsoft called twice, from abroadNov
2020Trouble with Microsoft - AvoidOct
2020Phone scam from fake JohnOct
2020Dropped call about fake problemsOct
2020Number Of Searches: 188 Number Of Comments: 61 First Seen: 12 October 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dane(Cheshire), Gautby(Lincolnshire) and Peinmore(Highland).
02080280056 has 61 comments of which 38 x negative and 23 x neutral
02080280056 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02080280056 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to frequent scam calls impersonating Microsoft, BT Openreach, or the National Cyber Security Centre. Callers often claim unauthorised access or security breaches on users’ computers, urging remote access or payment for bogus services. Many report rude or aggressive behaviour when challenged, with some using intimidating language. Calls typically come from individuals with foreign accents and seldom leave messages, often showing a pattern of repeated calls. Users have also received fraudulent emails and texts demanding payment for fake software subscriptions. This number is widely recognised as associated with criminal intent targeting personal data and money, and authorities have been urged to take action. It is strongly advised not to engage, provide any personal information, or return calls.
Reports on phone number 02080280056
5 yearsSomeone just called claiming to be from 'BT Openreach' saying there’s been some dodgy activity on my account in the past couple weeks. Then they asked if I’d shared my password with anyone. I mean, if I had, it wouldn’t really be unauthorised access, would it? Bit daft if you ask me.BT Openreach5 yearsI’ve gotten calls like this a couple times now, usually best to just hang up straight away and not say anything. Feels like a dodgy scam to me.5 yearsHad a call today from someone saying they were with Microsoft, but trust me, it was nothing but a con! Don’t fall for it, just ignore and block.Microsoft5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be John at BT, saying my laptop was acting up and sending out warnings that it’s been hacked.JohnBT5 yearsNo message was left on my answerphone and I have no clue who they are. Most likely just another one of those scams.5 yearsIt's crazy that we've managed to get folks up to the moon, yet somehow we can't stop these rubbish computer scams. I just don't get it how they keep going!5 yearsThis number kept calling me something like six times in a row. I told whoever it was that we weren’t interested in their “services” because apparently our internet was involved in some “illegal activity”. Had to be pretty firm with this guy called "Joshua" and tell him to leave us alone. He ended up getting really rude and called me a BLOODY IDIOT!!!! Honestly, never come across a scammer more stubborn than this one!!!Joshua5 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming he was John from Microsoft Security. He sounded Asian but was acting like he wasn’t, which was a bit odd. His English was really dodgy, giving the whole thing away straight away. Obviously, he wasn’t from Microsoft - just some conman trying to nick my details or cash. The number he used is a landline that scammers have been using countless times. It’s frustrating that the proper folks don’t seem to be doing anything about it or catching these crooks.JohnMicrosoft5 yearsGot a dodgy call saying my PC was involved in some kind of illegal stuff. Told "Joshua" exactly what I thought of him.AlertJoshua5 yearsCant believe the old Microsoft scam is still a thing. When it's a guy on the phone, they seriously hate it if you mention their family and then give them stick about it. If that kind of stresses you out, just keep in mind they're just after your money no matter what.Microsoft5 yearsI got a call from a guy named John, sounded like he had an Asian accent, saying he was with the National Cyber Crime Centre. He told me there was some sort of misuse of my computer linked to Russia and China. Then he wanted me to let him access my computer remotely through something called Zoho[###]. He gave me a phone number 0300 020 0964, but the call was actually coming from 020 802 80056.JohnNational Cyber Crime CentreRussiaChina5 yearsI had a conversation regarding an issue I was facing with my computer. When I inquired about the specifics, the caller resorted to name-calling, labelling me as an idiot, a fool, and even a moron. There was an Asian accent, and after hurling those insults, he abruptly ended the call.5 yearsI still can't get over how folks are getting tricked by someone pretending to be from Microsoft, even in 2021. The moment the guy started, I told him to shove off before he could mouth off back, then just ended the call.Microsoft5 yearsA caller saying they were from Microsoft called about problems with my computer, but as soon as I told them I knew it was a con, they just ended the call straight away.Microsoft5 yearsThey kept ringing nonstop, about 10 calls one after another, even after I said no more calls. The guy was proper rude, got annoyed when I said he was scamming. Twice he told me to "shut up".5 yearsThey said they were from some kind of cyber security centre, but when I asked if it was a scam, they got really mad and even threatened me and my family. Definitely a scam, no doubt about it.5 yearsThis number keeps ringing me but they never bother leaving a message on my voicemail. I don’t pick up as I’ve got no clue who it is.5 yearsGot an email about being billed for some Norton service I never signed up for. After seeing what others said, I’m not even bothering to call the number. I’m gonna get in touch with my bank just to be safe.Norton6 yearsSupposedly from Microsoft. They claimed my PC was under attack and needed me to open it up so they could "fix" the issue. I told them I wasn’t comfortable with the call and asked for a number to ring them back on. Took ages before they gave me one. I ended the call and looked up the number only to find it was marked as risky. Needless to say, I never bothered calling them again!Microsoft6 yearsI got a message from 442080280056 claiming my Norton subscription bill was due for £399. The thing is, I’ve never signed up for anything like that. When I rang them up to sort it out, the bloke said they’ve been dealing with loads of bogus subscriptions ever since the virus began. I made it clear I don’t want any subscription and never asked for one. I’ve also contacted my bank to make sure they don’t pay a penny. Definitely a scam!Norton6 yearsJust got an email saying Norton security is £399 now! Can’t believe it’s that expensive.Norton Security6 yearsI just received that exact email that loads of others have been getting too.6 yearsJust like everyone else said, got an email saying it was from Norton but there wasn’t even a Norton logo on it. When I clicked on the sender’s name, it showed up as [email protected][###]. Don’t ring any of those numbers, they’re scammers for sure. If Norton needs to reach you they’ll do it themselves, so best to ignore those calls. Hopefully that helps someone.Norton6 yearsJust received a random email claiming I owed £399.99 for Norton Protection. They said I had only four hours to call and stop the payment or it’d go through. The phone number was on the invoice. Pretty sure it’s a scam trying to trick people.Norton Protection6 yearsI got an email telling me my Norton subscription for $399.99 has been renewed, and they were thanking me for staying with them for "one year." They also included this phone number to ring if I had any questions about it.Norton6 yearsJust received an email claiming I owed over £300 for Windows Defender, and it said to call a number to cancel within 6 hours. Complete nonsense if you ask me.6 yearsGot called 4 times over the last couple of days, not a single message on the voicemail. Blocked the number now!6 yearstotal scam, pretending to be microsoft and trying to get your info! be careful people.Microsoft6 yearsI’ve had this number ring me loads recently. The caller claimed to be a woman from Microsoft’s tech support, saying my laptop was hacked or something. She was really pushy, insisting I log onto my computer so she could fix it. Of course, I said no thanks. Can’t believe she’s kept trying to get through for days!Microsoft6 yearsA man with a foreign accent rang, claimed he was from Microsoft, saying there was a problem with my PC. I told him straight up I don't own a computer (which wasn't exactly true). At that point, he went ahead and called me a liar. What I said next? I'll let you guess!Microsoft6 yearsGot a call at 8 in the morning from a number I didn’t know so I just ignored it. They never bothered to drop a voicemail either.6 yearsGot a call a couple days ago from a lady with an accent saying she was with Microsoft, saying someone tried to get into my computer. When she started telling me how to let her in, I just put the phone down. Same rubbish as last time!Microsoft6 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent who claimed he was with Microsoft. I told him I wasn’t buying it and he just started cursing at me before cutting the call off.Microsoft6 yearsThey claimed to be Microsoft, totally unbelievable. What a load of rubbish.Microsoft6 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from the National Cyber Security Centre. She already had my full name and tried to get me to verify my address, but I didn’t. She asked if I owned a computer, and before I could respond, she said there was a major issue with it. When I asked how she knew that, she went on to ask what I was doing on the computer. I told her I was in the nude watching adult content, which obviously wasn’t true. Fingers crossed they don’t call me again!National Cyber Security Centre6 yearsI recently received a phone call from this number, and the person on the other end had quite a noticeable Indian accent. They claimed to represent 'Microsoft Windows' and insisted they were reaching out regarding issues with my computer. When I inquired about how they obtained my number, they asserted that my device had somehow sent out an alert regarding a fault and that it was supposedly riddled with viruses. I mentioned that I’m actually a computer engineer-quite the truth, mind you-and just like that, they hung up on me...Microsoft6 yearsThis number definitely feels a bit like harassment, at least in my opinion. I’m pretty certain it called me yesterday and again today, but never bothers leaving any kind of voicemail.6 yearsThey rang me two times in the space of an hour, but whenever I picked up, there was just silence on the other end.6 yearsThey didn’t leave any message, so I just blocked the number.6 years0208 028 0056 keeps ringing me! First, they said they were from BT about my internet, then last week they switched to Microsoft, claiming there's a problem with my PC. I told them I knew it was a scam and ended the call. Then amazingly, they called right back, grilled me about why I ended the chat, and when I explained, the bloke actually insulted me! Can't stand these dodgy prank calls messing about like this!MicrosoftBT6 yearsGot called twice in one day. First time, someone said it was Microsoft and that my computer had issues, but I just ended the call straightaway. Then this morning, I answered and they just cut me off. I'm from East Yorkshire.MicrosoftEast Yorkshire6 yearsAbsolute scammers! They pretended to be from Microsoft. Total w****rs.Microsoft6 yearsThey rang me around 8 in the morning, with a strong Far East accent. Wanted to speak to me by name and said they were from Microsoft, asking if I owned a laptop or a computer. I've had loads of calls like this before, so I just ended it straight away. If it’d been a bit later in the day and I wasn’t rushed, I might have kept him on the line a while just to make it a waste of his time.Microsoft6 yearsGot three calls from them today. The first time, it was early morning and as soon as we picked up, they just hung up. The second time, I didn’t even bother and just ended the call straight away. By the third ring, the lady said she was from some internet security firm saying there was an issue with my computer. I started laughing and she quickly dropped the call 😂😂😂. Honestly, they’re getting really annoying now.6 yearsGot a call earlier today from a guy with an Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft’s tech team. Said there was an issue with my PC and asked me to connect online so he could fix it. I just told him straight up, no thanks! Definitely felt like a total scam to me.Microsoft6 yearsI got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent saying my email was linked to some terrorism stuff!!! I immediately called him a con artist and said he was shaming his own family. He just ended the call. Then, about two minutes later, another serious-sounding guy, also with an Indian accent, rang me saying he’d got a complaint about me. I was like, “Oh yeah?” Told him exactly what I thought and he cut me off too. Total lowlifes!!!6 yearsThis number rang me up and the person on the line told me to get onto my computer and type in some details they gave me. I told them straight up I thought what they were doing was illegal, and then they went off calling me 'poor white trash'. They even said if they were a real criminal, they'd be kicking and hitting me! Honestly, pretty intimidating stuff for someone saying they worked for Microsoft.Microsoft6 yearsThis number’s rang me twice already today! I always let it go to voicemail and don’t bother leaving a message. Looks like just another annoying scam call!6 yearsEvery day I get calls from some number saying they're from Microsoft, telling me my computer's got problems. When will this nonsense of cold calls finally end? We’ve managed to send people to the moon but still can’t put a stop to these annoying calls!Microsoft6 yearsJust goes straight to voicemail, must be one of those random telemarketing calls.6 yearsThis guy claimed to be from Microsoft, saying there’s a problem with my PC and that some hackers from overseas are stealing my ID. I told him I barely use the internet on my computer, just for letters, games, and spreadsheets. Then he went on to call me a complete idiot and said I was wasting HIS time! Seriously? He swore at me just because I wouldn’t let him log into my computer - bloody cheeky and so disrespectful!Microsoft6 yearsGot a call from an auto dialer, answered but there was nothing but silence. After around 10 seconds some weird beeping started, then they just disconnected. Definitely seems like a scam.6 yearsGot a call from a guy claiming to be from Microsoft saying there was an issue with my PC. I let him ramble on for a bit, then gave him my honest opinion and told him exactly where he could stick it.Microsoft6 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming she was from the National Cyber Security Centre, said there was something wrong with my PC. I could tell right away it was some dodgy call centre in Asia because I could hear loads of different voices chatting away quietly in the background. Definitely not legit.National Cyber Security Centre6 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Indian accent claiming he was from Microsoft's support team. I played along like I was using this ancient Windows 3.1 setup and kept him on the line for just over ten minutes. Eventually, he got frustrated and hung up. Next time, I reckon I'll stretch it out even more!Microsoft6 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a funny accent who said his name was Joshua and that there was something wrong with my computer. Told him to stop calling me and hung up. He rang back shortly after and I let it ring out for quite a while before hanging up. Definitely one of those scam calls!Joshua6 yearsBeware of 02080280056, it's definitely a scammer's number.6 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft. I ended the call, but then they rang me right away again. When I hung up once more, I decided to call the number back on my phone. It rang out like it was an international call or something. Quite odd!Microsoft6 yearsGot a call from 02080280056 today around 1:15 pm on 12/10/2020. It was one of those Microsoft issues supposedly. I just told them to stop and hung up straight away. Beware, could be a load of rubbish!Microsoft6 yearsA bloke called John rang me up claiming to be from Microsoft like mentioned above. He told me that someone was using my internet to download stuff and wanted me to call a number he’d provide. I quickly replied “that’s not necessary” and just ended the call. He phoned straight back, pressing me to log onto my computer so he could sort it out. I wasn’t having any of it and hung up again. Haven’t heard a peep from him since.JohnMicrosoft6 yearsSome bloke with a proper call centre buzz in the background rang me up saying I had issues with Microsoft. I told him I don’t even own a computer and he just ended the call straight away. Strange!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (020 8028 0056)
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