02088199744
TimeLine☎️ 02088199744 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Magrathea Telecommunications Limited. It is part of the phone block 208819 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02088199744
- Trustworthy tech support service recommendedMay
2011Caller identified as login4speedApr
2011Fraudsters are very cheeky individualsApr
2011Avoid cold calls; it's a scamNov
2010Agreement with Victor expressedNov
2010Seeking help with potential scamAug
2010Suspected scam calls from IndiaAug
2010Unauthorized access; unethical scam concernsJul
2010Suspected scam with remote access requestJul
2010Unwanted call, possible scammer identifiedJul
2010Pushy scam calls about infectionsJun
2010Scammed by deceptive tech supportJun
2010Don't trust this phone numberJun
2010Beware of potential scam warningsJun
2010Company information provided, unverified dataJun
2010Cold call scam for PC repairsMay
201002088199744 has 16 comments of which 16 x neutral
02088199744 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02088199744 👆 is reported as a scam involving cold calls from a company claiming to offer computer repair services, often requesting remote access and payment details. Multiple UK residents have reported receiving persistent, pushy calls from individuals using false or generic names, frequently alleging the presence of viruses or technical issues. While some victims have allowed access and paid fees, there is widespread concern over unauthorised access and potential fraud. The company purportedly operates from abroad, using spoofed UK numbers, and denies wrongdoing when confronted. Authorities advise ignoring unsolicited calls, never granting remote access, and contacting trading standards or the police if targeted. Overall, this firm is not considered trustworthy and should be avoided to protect personal and financial security.
Reports on phone number 02088199744
10 yearsAh, my apologies to the individual who rang from login4speed!10 yearsCompletely agree with you there, mate. Best not to get caught up with this lot!10 yearsA few days ago, this company gave us a bell, and being a rather bewildered older lady with a few tech troubles, I fell victim to their ruse. We forked out £143 on our credit card for a two-year deal! To be frank, it has left me rather anxious about whether they can access my computer remotely again. That said, they did seem to sort out the problem pretty well. We've reached out to the police, and after a quick search online, it seems they’re claiming their website is legitimate. Still, we’ve taken the extra step of informing trading standards for our peace of mind.10 yearsThe main company in question appears to be Arjun Infosys & E Services Private Limited, located in the heart of Kolkata. They're listed under the IT sector, with contact numbers being Cell9007045871 and Cell9007045872. Their registered address is 17/H/9, Balai Singhee Lane, Central, Kolkata, West Bengal, 700009. It's rather amusing that they've got a UK phone number, yet anyone could easily set up something similar via Skype. Just an observation! The data about them is currently marked as unverified. For inquiries, you can reach out via email at [email protected].Arjun Infosys & E Services Private LimitedKolkataBalai Singhee LaneCentralWest BengalUKSkype10 yearsNot everyone shares the same opinion, it seems. However, in my experience, Click2fixs.com stands out as one of the finest and most reliable companies in the tech support sector. Their services are available both online and offline. Initially, I had my doubts about their credibility, but after lodging a complaint, an engineer from Click2fixs arrived at my residence promptly and resolved my computer issues. YourRex Gibbson3131 W Wapato Dr #24Moses Lake, WA 98837Click2fixs. comClick2fixsWapato24Moses Lake10 yearsIf you happen to receive a call from this company, I strongly advise you to hang up immediately. They are engaging in unsolicited calls, falsely asserting that they can rectify issues with your computer's sluggish performance. They will request remote access to your device, assuring you that they can resolve the problem, only to later ask for your credit card details to process a payment. It's prudent to steer entirely clear of these scammers; it’s a deceitful operation, plain and simple.10 yearsWe've received the exact same ring. I strongly advise caution as this appears to be a blatant scam.10 yearsWhat a complete scam! These individuals are merely peddling worthless phone calls in pursuit of cash. Your computer didn’t have any issues to begin with! If you receive a cold call, it's best to just hang up and not engage with them.11 yearsThose con artists aren't inclined to settle for anything, are they? Quite audacious, if you ask me!11 yearsI've come across a comment that mirrors the first one on this site. It seems someone named Daniel was involved, and as soon as they requested remote access, we got a bit suspicious. So, we consulted the internet and, thankfully, realised it was likely a scam. After a bit of back-and-forth, they blurted out, "I don’t want clients like you-ha ha!" which was quite the relief, as we sensed something was off. Everything felt a bit too fishy, particularly with the costs ranging from £25 to £72.Daniel11 yearsIs there anyone out there who can lend a hand? Our mother has unwittingly become involved with a company that seems to be nothing more than a scam. We reached out to Speak Speak, but they weren’t particularly helpful. We’re trying to figure out whether this dodgy firm has actually done anything beyond pocketing the £71 from her and the other unfortunate souls caught in this mess. Frankly, I’m at a loss regarding what these individuals might have installed on her computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!Speak11 yearsWe see eye to eye with Victor on this one.Victor11 yearsI've just received a call and it felt rather fishy from the get-go. The caller went through the usual spiel until it reached the point where they asked for a number! It had that unmistakable ring of an overseas call, possibly routed through India. Oddly enough, she claimed her name was James Smith! As I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service, it baffles me how she even got hold of my number-perhaps it was just a shot in the dark?IndiaJames SmithTelephone Preference Service11 yearsMy mother received one of those dubious rings and thought it was all above board, so she allowed the company to remotely access his computer. The moment we cottoned on to what had transpired, we got in touch with them straight away. To our utter disbelief, they brazenly denied any intent to access banking information and tried to pass themselves off as a legitimate computer maintenance service. They even had the gall to insist they hadn’t done anything without his permission! Now our poor 80-year-old mum is left feeling anxious and stressed about what information they might have gotten their hands on. It’s downright unethical and reeks of a scam!11 yearsThis lot has been calling us repeatedly, being quite aggressive about wanting to get into our computer. They insist there's a virus lurking on our hard drive and are offering a complimentary assessment. The name they provided is Rick Smith, claiming to offer some sort of private tech assistance with the number listed above. Clearly, it's a scam!Rick Smith11 yearsI'm in complete accord with what Infosec Pro has mentioned. I received a call from this company claiming they were assisting individuals in the Ulverston area to get rid of an obnoxious computer virus. When we inquired about the company name and their contact number, they insisted they wouldn’t provide any guidance unless we first received an email address for the caller, 'John'. Naturally, they flatly refused to divulge it. It's clear in my mind that this is nothing but a scam. 'John' mentioned they were calling from India, which only adds to my suspicions.Infosec ProUlverstonJohnIndiaSubmit Your Own Report (020 8819 9744)
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