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02081448920

☎️ 02081448920 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 208144 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442081448920+44 20 8144 8920020 8144 8920+44-20-8144-8920

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020 8144 8920 Tagged as:

microsoft talktalk eon next british gas online tech guys mark hanover street mayfair mike mark williams

TimeLine of events for phone number 02081448920

  • Dealing with spam phone calls
    Oct
    2022
  • Unwanted repeated calls from fraudulent source
    Sep
    2022
  • Scam call from fake support
    Jan
    2018
  • Mark with foreign accent, likely scam
    Nov
    2017
  • False tech support scam on phone
    Sep
    2017
  • Beware of tech support scammers
    Jul
    2017
  • Scammers falsely claim PC issues
    Jul
    2017
  • Scammed computer, seeking help tracing
    Jun
    2017
  • Concerned about scam and identity theft
    Jun
    2017
  • Suspicious Microsoft call, hung up
    Jun
    2017
  • User frustrated with ongoing scam calls
    Jun
    2017
  • Scam pretending to be Microsoft
    Jun
    2017
  • User requests to discontinue service
    Jun
    2017
  • Received suspicious call, needs investigation
    Jun
    2017
  • Unhelpful support with strong accent
    May
    2017
  • Persistent unwanted phone calls and insistence
    May
    2017
  • Received repeated scam calls today
    May
    2017
  • Police dismiss reports, no crime
    May
    2017
  • Scammer posing as Microsoft employee
    May
    2017
  • Scammers falsely report to authorities
    May
    2017
  • "Windows support" scammer pretending 🤥
    May
    2017
  • "Computer required for technical support"
    May
    2017
  • Scam calls targeting vulnerable individuals
    May
    2017
  • Rude scam calls persisted multiple times
    May
    2017
  • Scam call claiming computer issues
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam call from rude individual
    Apr
    2017
  • Microsoft scam caller, rude behavior
    Feb
    2017
  • Suspicious caller claiming Microsoft support
    Feb
    2017
  • Received scam calls, frustrating experience
    Jan
    2017
  • Suspicious phone call about computer repair
    Jan
    2017
  • Ignore ransomware scam phone calls
    Dec
    2016
  • Ignore ransomware scams, hang up
    Dec
    2016
  • questionable online technical advice credibility
    Oct
    2016
  • Potentially false tech support scam
    Oct
    2016
  • Suspicious calls tricked sister into vulnerability
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam call impersonating Microsoft support
    Jun
    2016
  • Scammed by fake tech support
    Jun
    2016
  • Suspicious caller, refuses computer ID
    Jun
    2016
  • Claims reverse phone site is fraudulent
    May
    2016
  • Suspicious caller, not Microsoft authorized
    May
    2016
  • Suspicious Windows call, legitimacy questioned
    Apr
    2016
  • Questioning laptop repair payment legitimacy
    Mar
    2015
  • False claims about problem detection
    Mar
    2015
  • Excellent technical support team recommended
    Feb
    2015
Number Of Searches: 136 Number Of Comments: 41 First Seen: 15 February 2015 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Clashnessie(Highland), Garnkirk(Glasgow) and Pen-y-ffordd(Denbighshire).

02081448920 has 41 comments of which 15 x negative and 26 x neutral

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02081448920 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02081448920 👆 is reported as a persistent source of scam calls, primarily originating from alleged overseas call centres falsely claiming to represent reputable companies like Eon Next, British Gas, Microsoft, or various internet providers. Callers typically warn of urgent computer issues, attempting to gain remote access or persuade recipients to pay for unnecessary services or software. Numerous complaints highlight aggressive behaviour, repeated calls despite refusals, and attempts to extract personal data or money. Many describe tactics involving fake error messages, manipulation to install malicious software, or demands for payment to resolve fabricated problems. Users are advised to ignore these calls, never provide personal or financial information, and protect accounts with additional security measures. Reporting to authorities often yields limited action, emphasising the importance of personal vigilance.

Reports on phone number 02081448920

4 years
Got a call from some Indian call centre saying they were from Eon Next. I told them we never take calls like that and just hung up. They still call me every day, at least once, which is really annoying when I’m trying to run my business. They definitely aren’t with Eon Next. Someone even tried to switch my supplier without my okay, so now I've put passwords on all my accounts. I’d recommend you do the same, so they can’t mess with your details or pretend you agreed to anything. Makes it much harder for them to switch you over to some dodgy company.
Eon Next
4 years
They called me a few times, saying they were from British Gas and that someone had passed my number on, even though they wanted to speak to another person. On the third ring, I answered and told them straight up they had the wrong number and to quit bothering me, but they just brushed me off and kept going with their sales talk. Honestly, I don’t think it was really British Gas - sounded more like some call centre in India. Total scam, if you ask me.
British Gas
9 years
Got a call from this number the other day, it was a bloke with an Indian accent saying my PC was infected and there was a major issue. He claimed my Microsoft licence was out of date and demanded £200 to fix it, warning my computer would just shut off otherwise. He tried to get me to log on and do a bank transfer right then, even wanted me to give him remote access through some portal while I handled it. He said he was from help 93 and that they worked with Microsoft for support. When I kept questioning him, he sounded annoyed and I just told him no. Pretty sure it was a scam.
MicrosoftHelp 93
9 years
Got a call from a bloke named Mark, sounded like he had an accent. I wasn’t following what he was saying, so I just hung up. Moments later, he rang straight back and asked, “Why’d you hang up?” I asked him what he wanted, and he said something about a computer maintenance issue. I told him I don’t even own a computer and ended the call sharpish. Definitely a scam, watch out!
Mark
9 years
I got loads of calls from them saying my computer was full of errors and warnings. Once, I let them access a virtual machine just to see what they'd do, and it became obvious they were making stuff up about my PC problems so they could try and rip me off. Total scam, definitely avoid answering their calls.
9 years
I got a few calls from these lot saying my computer was full of errors and warnings. Once, I decided to let them access a virtual machine I set up, and that’s when I realised they were making the whole thing up just to scam money out of me. Proper fraudsters. Don’t ever pick up if they ring you.
9 years
I’ve been swindled on my computer. It seems there’s been quite a bit of unauthorised tampering happening. I genuinely believed they were above board. I had simply reported an issue online. Being 75, I guess I’ve got a target painted on my back. Surely there’s a way to track down this phone number?
9 years
I honestly believed it was legit. Last week I contacted Microsoft about an issue, but it was actually a con. Stupidly, I handed over my computer password. Now I’m quite worried. I’m 75 years old, and fixing this mess might be expensive. How do these scammers get hold of our personal info in the first place?
Microsoft
9 years
Had a ring earlier from a bloke named Martin who claimed to be from Microsoft. He told me my PC was at risk and offered to explain the issue and fix it. I asked for his number to get back to him later, which he provided. But when I dialled that number, all I got was an automated voice saying the call had ended. Strange experience, really.
MartinMicrosoft
9 years
Honestly, when are these crooks gonna just quit or get caught? Got a call today from some bloke claiming to be Mike from Microsoft, saying my PC's in danger. Then some guy, I think his name was Mark Williams, supposedly from TalkTalk, warned me that if I didn’t do what they said, my computer’d just stop working! Can't believe people fall for this rubbish.
MikeMicrosoftMark WilliamsTalkTalk
9 years
some guy said he was from microsoft tech support (yeah right!), telling me they got alerts about issues inside our pc. he even read out some long number he called our "license key" or something, trying to sound legit. first he called from 00135144513, then after i cut him off, he kept ringing me from 02081448920 non-stop. total scamps.
Microsoft
9 years
Could you please just stop doing this? It's really getting annoying.
9 years
Received a call earlier and quickly figured out it was a scam. Does anyone know if anything can be done about these?
9 years
Got called from someone with an Indian accent, kept pushing despite me saying no several times. Didn’t really explain much about my computer, just kept saying there was some kind of issue.
9 years
Today, I received a call from this individual who insisted that I should divulge personal details, despite my clear refusal. He assured me that it wasn’t a scam, but I quickly ended the conversation. To my surprise, he attempted to reach me four more times within just a few minutes! He even had the audacity to say I was being silly for not taking him seriously. It seemed that my husband’s firm approach finally made him understand that we weren’t interested in his persistence. I really didn’t want to be rude, but it was clearly the only way to make him pay attention.
9 years
This number rang me four times today. I picked up the first couple of calls, and the bloke claimed my computer was at risk. I just said thanks and that I’d have a look, then hung up. He rang again asking why I'd hung up, so I just ignored the last two calls after that.
9 years
Tried reporting it to the police, but they weren't bothered. They basically said that since no actual crime happened, there's nothing to do, even if you suspect something dodgy. Quite frustrating really.
9 years
I got a phone call from this number just yesterday. The person said his name was Alex and he claimed to be from Microsoft. He told me my PC was infected and asked for the licence number to fix it. I ended the call straight away, but he phoned me back straight after and gave me some reference number, saying it was my licence. He insisted he could sort the issue but I told him I’d check with my son first. That’s when he got quite rude, saying any delay would make things worse and I’d be responsible for any costs. I wouldn’t give him access and told him I don’t entertain unsolicited calls. I hung up once more and he called again, but this time I let it go to voicemail. A few hours later, I phoned the number back acting like I didn’t recognise them and mentioned I’d missed their call. He wouldn’t disclose who he was and just hurried to end the call. He spoke with a noticeable Indian accent.
AlexMicrosoft
9 years
I had a call from someone pretending to be from Microsoft, trying to scam me. I ended up reporting it to the police because it seemed really dodgy. Hopefully, they’ll catch these scammers before they trick someone else. It's crazy how persistent these fraudsters are!
Microsoft
9 years
this guy "mike" called me claiming he was with windows support lol! total scammer, what a muppet.
9 years
I got a call from someone saying they were from tech support and told me I had to log onto my computer. Felt a bit off to me.
9 years
Like many others mentioned here, I got a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, but their English was awful. I ended the call straight away cos I could tell it was a scam. They rang back asking why I’d cut off, so I said I don’t even own a computer - which clearly wasn’t true for them. Hung up again. Honestly, it’s sad how older folks get tricked by these dodgy calls.
Microsoft
9 years
Some bloke rang claiming my computer had an issue. When I said it was a scam, he got all shirty and told me off. I hung up, but they kept ringing me back twice more. Proper annoying!
9 years
Got a call from this number earlier today and I just ended the call straight away. They rang back and got quite rude, asking why I’d hung up. The person on the line, Emily, who spoke with a strong Asian accent, said she was a Microsoft Certified Technician and claimed my computer had loads of viruses. She told me to go to Tidythepc.com and download some pc viewer software. Now, that site might be legit, but I reckon scammers could be using their remote access tool? I stopped listening and hung up once more. Did a quick Google later and it turned out to be a scam. Even checked with the Microsoft Virtual Agent, who confirmed Microsoft never makes unsolicited calls. Then ran a full McAfee scan - no problems found! If this number rings you, just ignore it and hang up.
EmilyMicrosoftTidythepc. comVirtual AgentMcAfee
10 years
Had almost the same thing happen - this guy named "Peter Williams" rang me up, sounded like he was from somewhere around the Indian subcontinent. He said he could fix the issues on my PC. He even told me to look him up online to prove who he was. Got quite nasty when I didn’t buy it! I hung up a couple times but he kept ringing me back, so in the end I just started ignoring the calls.
Peter Williams
10 years
Some bloke called saying he was from Microsoft and needed to get into my computer. I just kept messing about with him and he ended up getting really nasty. Definitely felt like a con.
Microsoft
10 years
I had a very similar run-in with a caller claiming to be from 'Online Support...' and named John Williams. The bloke was pretty pushy but kept things vague, so I didn’t let him anywhere near my computer. He said he was from Microsoft and that my system was showing warnings that might cause it to crash. When I asked to double check with someone before doing anything, he said he’d call me back. I’m pretty sure he tried, but when I checked the last number through 1471, it just came up blank. I dialled the number they left twice and ended up getting some 'Online technicians...' message. Felt dodgy from the start.
John WilliamsMicrosoft
10 years
this was a ransomware con, there’s no problem with your computer at all. honestly, just hang up straight away. no need to be nice about it. like, would you be nice to someone trying to nick your purse? guess not! really feels like a fine you gotta pay for being daft!
10 years
Got a call from some ransomware scam trying to freak me out about my computer. My PC’s perfectly fine though. I just hung up straight away, didn’t bother being polite. Why should I be nice to someone trying to take advantage of me? It’s like catching someone with their hand in your pocket! Honestly, you could say it’s a fine for being too trusting!
10 years
This bloke said he was from some online tech support or something, but when I asked a few questions, he kept gettin' all muddled and started using a different name on me. Proper dodgy if you ask me.
10 years
I got a call from someone saying they were from tech support online, telling me my computer was hacked. They asked me to log into Windows, which was strange since I don’t even have Windows on my machine.
10 years
My sister kept getting loads of calls from someone calling himself "Daniel Ocean." He kept mentioning some ID, PO1DJ-2, which she later realised was a reference to George Clooney’s character from Ocean’s 11. In the end, she got persuaded to listen to him, he claimed her laptop was full of issues and convinced her to log on and install some “repair” software. He said it would be £80 to sort it out. She never gave him her card details straight away, but now she's worried he’s found a way into her online banking and might have charged her without her knowing.
Daniel OceanGeorge Clooney
10 years
this bloke with a strong eastern european accent called me saying he was straight from microsoft. he claimed my pc was infected with loads of nasty bugs and insisted i give him remote access. he said if i didnt let him in, my computer would be completely bricked within half an hour. when i asked him why microsoft hadn’t emailed me directly about it, he just kept saying they weren’t allowed to do that anymore, for like the last 3 years or something.
Microsoft
10 years
Oh no, I reckon I might've been tricked! This person called me up, speaking with flawless English, saying they’d spotted issues with my computer - which I was actually having. I even got in touch with my broadband supplier Talktalk, but they weren’t able to sort it either. With everything happening, plus caring for my 102-year-old mum, I impulsively let them do a remote repair. Luckily, I’ve been keeping an eye on my bank account and so far no odd charges have popped up. Still, a bit suspicious as they sent a follow-up email asking if the fix worked alright...
TalkTalk
10 years
Some got a call from someone who said she was Jessica Marshall from Online Support. No way am I handing over my computer ID - she’s definitely not who she claims to be.
Jessica MarshallOnline Support
10 years
Sounds like you’re part of their crew or something. Total rip off. On top of that, these callers go on about placing bets with you, claiming your computer is loaded with viruses. What a joke.
10 years
I got a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, but honestly, their English was so hard to follow it felt dodgy. I really don’t think they’re legit, so watch out for these spam calls.
Microsoft
10 years
Got a call from someone saying they were from an official Windows support centre. The only thing that made it seem legit was them mentioning my Windows licence number. They said they needed to access my PC to check why Windows updates weren’t downloading properly. I wasn’t completely sure if it was genuine, just a hunch but didn’t really have anything concrete to go on!
12 years
I just handed over £169 to these folks to get my laptop fixed - could this be some sort of scam?
12 years
They say they can find issues but honestly, it's just a scam with problems that aren’t even real.
12 years
I have to say, the tech support from Online Tech guys is hands down the best I’ve ever experienced!
Whenever my laptop or computer acts up, I just reach out to them and they sort everything out quickly.
Totally recommend if you’re having any tech issues!
Online Tech

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