02087756657

I keep getting calls non stop all day long, it's really annoying.

It seems these individuals are relentless - is there truly no way to put a stop to this London number that's clearly being utilised for nefarious activities? It stands to reason that there are still some unsuspecting folks getting ensnared in their schemes, otherwise, they wouldn't persist, would they?

I missed the call and it went straight to voicemail. All I could hear was some breathing, like someone was taking deep breaths a few times, and there were faint voices in the background before the call cut off.

Despite having a BT call blocker in place, I’ve received a barrage of calls from this number, which remains unidentified. It's quite irritating, really!

Didn't get any voicemail, number was unfamiliar - most likely just another spam or scam call!

I received an identical phone call myself, and oddly enough, I was locked out of my email by Microsoft on the very same day-before that call even happened. Now, I'm unable to regain access to my email account. Could it be that Microsoft and these con artists are in cahoots? It certainly raises eyebrows, doesn’t it?

I’ve received two phone calls in just the last couple of days.

Got a call from someone with a foreign accent saying they were from Microsoft. They said my computer was hacked and personal info was at risk. They tried to help fix it. I said I was a bit confused since I use a Mac, not Windows. Then they asked, "are you certain?" When I told them I wasn't daft and knew they were a scammer, pretending to be from Microsoft, they just hung up on me!!

I received a call from a lady purportedly representing Microsoft, who went through a rather convoluted process to access the Event Viewer. I decided to disconnect from the internet and followed her instructions. She proceeded to inform me that numerous alarming notifications indicated potential hacker interference on my device. When she requested that I open Internet Explorer via the Run command, I had to inform her that I didn’t have it installed on this machine, at which point I received the disappointing message saying, "Windows cannot find iexplore." She persisted, spelling out each letter of what I was supposed to enter into the Run dialogue. After a time, she insisted that I wait while she transferred me to a more senior colleague because, apparently, the situation was ‘extremely grave.’ That's when a chap introduced himself, insisting he was a Senior Microsoft Engineer. He again requested I use Run to access Supercommand.com, but alas, I was met with a "cannot find server" message. He then inquired whether my computer was connected to the internet, and I, being honest, confirmed that it wasn’t. Once that was established, he asked me to run "syskey" and hit update. After effectively wasting 20 minutes of our combined time, I finally said, “I should probably disclose that for the last 20 minutes, I’ve been feeding you a string of fabrications, much like you’ve been serving me. I may have wasted your time, but at least some unsuspecting soul hasn’t fallen victim to your scheme.” His response was quite shocking; he suggested it might be best for me to “just die,” which solidified my decision to terminate the call. - caller: claimed to be from Microsoft

On January 6th, 2017, I received a call from this number. A woman with an Asian accent claimed to be from Microsoft, spewing the same old nonsense. She asked, "Are you the owner of this computer?" and then proceeded with the typical scare tactics about hackers attempting to breach my system. It was a clear-cut scam-just look it up for confirmation. I decided to have a bit of fun and asked for her bank details, and predictably, the call ended abruptly. If you ever get a call like this, I’d advise against even disclosing your name!

This morning at 7:53, I got a call from a bloke who spoke with an Indian sub-continental accent. He said he was ringing from Microsoft. When I asked him why he was calling so early, I just hung up before he could even say anything back.

Received a couple of calls today. During the first one, I advised the Asian woman to look for a proper job. The second call was from an Asian chap, and I thought it would be fun to leave him listening to my radio while I jumped in the shower. They claimed to be associated with Microsoft - what utter nonsense! I simply hung up on them. It’s clear they’re after your cash.

Rang me at ten to eight in the morning! What a cheeky time!

I keep receiving calls claiming to be from Microsoft, stating that my computer requires immediate attention. It's incredibly frustrating, especially when they ring me at the break of dawn, around 7:15 and 8:00 am-times when you typically pick up your phone expecting something serious. Who knows what they want? It's more than a bit annoying!

I received a call from a chap with an Asian accent claiming my computer was compromised by some gambling crew. I couldn’t help but chuckle and asked him if he actually thought I would take him seriously. He went on about how I was in a bit of a pickle, to which I replied that he might want to reconsider his position since I don’t even own a computer!

I've received three calls from this number today, with the first one sneaking in before 8 in the morning! They reckon there's an issue with my computer... or so they claim!

Got a call early this morning around 7:50, but it stopped before I could even answer. The screen showed it was an international number. I tried calling back and just got a dead dial tone. Proper annoying!

I had a call from someone claiming to represent Microsoft, but I can't help but think it's a total scam.

Some lady called saying she was from Microsoft and that my computer got hacked or something. I just didn’t bother replying.

Got a call from someone called Andrea claiming to be from Microsoft in India, saying there was an issue with my computer. This is the fifth time I've received a call from this number, but each time it’s a different person. It’s getting really frustrating.

Got called two times today (20/12). The first time, I told them I don’t even own a computer and they seemed to lose interest. Then, about an hour later, they rang again; as soon as I mentioned someone else had just phoned, the line went dead straight away. Sometimes I like winding these callers up - you might want to try this trick: when they ask for you by name, say “hold on, I’ll get them for you.” Put the phone down and just wait it out till they give up and hang up. Occasionally, you’ll even hear them shouting for you in the background - pretty amusing!

I got calls from 02087756657 twice, once early morning on Monday 19th and again at about 7.30am on Tuesday 20th December. Honestly, it’s really annoying!

I received a call from a chap with an Asian accent claiming to be from "Microsoft Corporation." I didn't stick around and just ended the call.

This number has rung me several times near 9 in the morning. There’s total silence for almost a minute, then a beep sounds followed by a robot voice saying goodbye.

Received a call purporting to be from Microsoft, stating they were there to rectify issues on my computer!

Got a call around half past 7 this morning from someone with an Indian accent, kept rambling about computers. Ended up just hanging up.

I'm receiving incessant phone calls that I never asked for. It's becoming quite the nuisance!

So far today, I've gotten three calls. Two blokes first, then just a bit ago, a lady rang me. They all kept asking me to hit the Windows key and then R. They even used my full name and tried to persuade me by offering to share my Windows number or something. Proper dodgy if you ask me.

Got a rude awakening this morning around half past seven when some fools claiming to be from Microsoft rang me up. It's pretty clear they're trying to pull a scam. What’s the best way to deal with this rubbish?

guess they’re having a rough day, i also just hung up on them.