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02088523462

☎️ 02088523462 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208852 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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TimeLine of events for phone number 02088523462

  • Daily harassment calls to elderly
    Sep
    2016
  • Unwanted calls from unknown voices
    Sep
    2016
  • Frequent, hostile calls cause concern
    Sep
    2016
  • Persistent unwanted calls, seeking help
    Sep
    2016
  • Rude, threatening calls about computers
    Sep
    2016
  • Persistent unwanted phone calls continue
    Sep
    2016
  • Questioning U.K. authorities' inaction
    Sep
    2016
  • Frustrated with persistent phone calls
    Sep
    2016
  • Receiving multiple harassment calls daily
    Sep
    2016
  • Scam attempt for remote software
    Sep
    2016
  • Persistent caller argues and disrupts
    Sep
    2016
  • Nuisance calls claiming Microsoft support
    Sep
    2016
  • Frequent nuisance calls, want owner
    Sep
    2016
  • Receiving persistent nuisance calls daily
    Sep
    2016
  • Annoying computer scam phone calls
    Sep
    2016
  • Ignore repeat cold callers, thanks!
    Sep
    2016
  • Scammers impersonating Microsoft soliciting information
    Sep
    2016
  • Scammers, aggressive, poor English, repetitive
    Sep
    2016
  • Glad to find more scammers!
    Sep
    2016
  • Unanswered call, number not found
    Sep
    2016
  • Frustrated by excessive phone calls
    Aug
    2016
  • Received unsolicited computer call, hung up
    Aug
    2016
  • Scam call from fake Microsoft engineer
    Aug
    2016
  • Silent call with background noise
    Aug
    2016
  • Receiving frequent unwanted calls daily
    Aug
    2016
  • Received scam calls about errors
    Aug
    2016
  • Suspicious morning calls, Asian accents
    Aug
    2016
  • Frequent scam calls from "Frank."
    Aug
    2016
  • Call blocker ineffective, but unbothered
    Aug
    2016
  • Unwanted calls despite TPS registration
    Aug
    2016
  • Microsoft scam calls, ineffective enforcement
    Aug
    2016
  • Abusive, persistent, rude phone calls
    Jul
    2016
  • Suspicious foreign call, immediate rejection
    Jul
    2016
  • Scam call from Windows Support
    Jul
    2016
  • Harassing calls, requested number removal
    Jul
    2016
  • Frequent scam calls from Microsoft
    Jul
    2016
  • Repeated Microsoft scam calls received
    Jul
    2016
  • Blocked scammer after frustrating interaction
    Jul
    2016
  • Scammer hung up after questioning
    Jul
    2016
  • Suspicious call, planning loud response
    Jul
    2016
  • Suspicious Windows Support call received
    Jun
    2016
  • Number associated with scam and threats
    Jun
    2016
  • Fraudulent calls pretending to be Windows
    Jun
    2016
  • User claims name is Frank
    Jun
    2016
  • Beware: scammers, protect your information!
    Jun
    2016
  • Asian man seeking computer access
    Jun
    2016
  • Report Indian call center scammers
    Jun
    2016
  • Scammer pretended to be Microsoft
    Jun
    2016
  • Scammer posing as Microsoft support
    Jun
    2016
  • Silent call, then disconnects abruptly
    Jun
    2016
  • Persistent scam calls from Windows
    Jun
    2016
  • Warning: number linked to scams
    Jun
    2016
  • Beware of cybercriminals' phone number
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam call from David Johnson
    Jun
    2016
  • Persistent Microsoft scammers, do not answer
    Jun
    2016
  • Microsoft scammers with heavy accents
    Jun
    2016
  • Scam calls need to be stopped
    Jun
    2016
  • Caller claimed to be Charlie Brown
    Jun
    2016
  • Rude and unhelpful customer service
    Jun
    2016
  • Beware of fraudulent support calls
    May
    2016
  • Frequent scam calls, hung up
    May
    2016
  • Phone calls are bothersome nuisance
    May
    2016
  • Received rude phone call response
    May
    2016
  • Abusive caller harassing my friend
    May
    2016
  • Register to block unwanted calls
    May
    2016
  • Repeated unwanted calls despite requests
    May
    2016
  • Frustrated with persistent scam calls
    May
    2016
  • Scam call claiming computer virus
    May
    2016
  • Rude nuisance call, threatened police
    May
    2016
  • Scam calls claiming Microsoft assistance
    May
    2016
  • Scam caller claiming to be Windows
    May
    2016
  • Intrusive calls distress sick parents
    May
    2016
  • Warning against potential scam
    May
    2016
  • Microsoft scam reported, urgent investigation
    May
    2016
  • Reporting unwanted phone call received
    Apr
    2016
  • Contact BT for more information
    Apr
    2016
  • Frustrating blank calls, need solutions
    Apr
    2016
Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 77 First Seen: 06 April 2016 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Bruar(Perth and Kinross), Hempnall(Norfolk) and Whenby(North Yorkshire).

02088523462 has 77 comments of which 61 x neutral and 16 x negative

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02088523462 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02088523462 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam number frequently calling multiple times daily, often claiming to be Microsoft or Windows support. Callers, usually with heavy Asian accents, use aggressive tactics to persuade recipients to grant remote access to their computers, falsely alleging faults or malware. Despite many being registered with the Telephone Preference Service, complaints of harassment, rudeness, threats, and silence on answering persist. Vulnerable individuals, including the elderly, are notably targeted, causing distress. Official intervention appears ineffective, with users advising to ignore, block, or report the calls to authorities and Microsoft. This number is widely regarded as a fraudulent operation designed to deceive and exploit personal information, and it is strongly advised not to engage or share any details.

Reports on phone number 02088523462

10 years
My poor 90-year-old mum gets a call from these pests every single day at half past eleven. Now, she sits by the phone, letting them take the lead in the conversation, only to respond with, “I can’t quite grasp what you’re saying,” before she hangs up. I've picked up the phone for her a couple of times this week, firmly insisting they should erase our number from their records. I even warned them that if this incessant pestering continues, I won’t hesitate to bring the authorities into this matter. They’ve switched tactics now, not bothering to utter a word. They simply let it ring for a bit before disconnecting. It really is high time our government took action against these nuisances and put a stop to their antics for good.
10 years
Received a call earlier, and the moment I recognised the voice, I hung up straight away. Occasionally, it’s a female voice that rings through too.
10 years
Over the past couple of days, we've received roughly six or seven calls, a nuisance that's persisted for the better part of three months now. We've employed various strategies to curb this harassment, but none have proven fruitful. I find it quite astonishing that a number appears when dialling 1471; surely it can't be that difficult to trace these callers? Isn't the Telephone Preference Service meant to assist with this? I've also observed that the tone of these callers is becoming increasingly aggressive, which is particularly distressing for those who may be more vulnerable and living alone. It's a troubling situation, to say the least.
10 years
This number has been ringing us for three days straight now. Initially, I informed them that I wasn't online, and when they called next, my wife firmly told them to leave us be since we're registered with the Telephone Preference Service. Thankfully, we were out today when they tried again. Isn't there some way for BT to block these persistent calls from identified numbers?
Telephone Preference ServiceBT
10 years
I've had a rather unpleasant experience with this individual. They appear to have an Asian accent and their manner is rather brusque. They've been ringing my landline repeatedly, and the most recent encounter was quite alarming. I made it clear that I wanted my number removed from their records, especially since we're registered with the Telephone Preference Service. They claimed it was an urgent matter regarding my computer, but I reiterated my request. In response, they threatened to 'block' my computer, which I deemed harassment. I warned them I'd involve the authorities if they persisted, and then they abruptly ended the call. It's really quite disconcerting.
Telephone Preference Service
10 years
Over the past forty-eight hours, I’ve been bombarded with seven phone calls. They simply refuse to accept my refusal, incessantly urging me to power on my computer. At one point, I was even instructed to disconnect my Internet altogether! It’s beyond frustrating.
10 years
Why aren’t the British authorities putting a stop to this?
10 years
It's absolutely maddening! I've explicitly requested them to cease ringing this number, and instead, they remarked on my lack of politeness. If they dare to ring again, I’ll gladly demonstrate what true rudeness looks like!
10 years
In the past couple of days, I've received no fewer than five phone calls regarding alleged issues with my computer. Mind you, it’s a brand-new model without a solitary glitch that would even warrant Microsoft's attention! Occasionally, when I do pick up the phone, I find someone on the other end, while other times, it just rings through. It's beginning to feel alarmingly like harassment!
Microsoft
10 years
I've come across a dodgy situation where an individual is attempting to persuade me to install remote access software on my machine.
10 years
I received a call from someone inquiring about my computer, and I firmly told him to stop contacting me. Rather than respecting my wishes, he began to argue and raise his voice, questioning why he shouldn’t continue calling. I kept insisting that I wasn't interested, but he wouldn't relent and kept on with his tirade. Eventually, I decided to hang up on him, yet he continues to ring me-it's the same bloke each time!
10 years
I've been receiving persistent calls from this number for the past several days. They’re purporting to represent Microsoft, but it’s blatantly obvious they aren’t. I've attempted various approaches when dealing with them; I've played along with their nonsense and even challenged them on the ethics of their actions. I've made it clear that they’re just wasting their breath because I'm not engaging with their scam. The replies vary wildly - from insults to complete silence, but more often than not, it’s the former. I really wish there was a way to put an end to this hassle, as it’s just so irritating. Mind you, we’re registered with the telephone preference service!
Microsoft
10 years
I've been receiving a barrage of calls from this number, usually several times throughout the day. The first one came through today at precisely 08:45. With mates and relatives based in London, I thought I'd answer a few days back, but as soon as I picked up, I was met with a lot of background chatter and no one seemed inclined to actually greet me. I can't help but wonder if these callers become more tenacious after realising I've answered once before. Wouldn't it be brilliant if there were a method to put an end to these bothersome calls? Intriguingly, they always seem to hang up as soon as the answer machine kicks in.
London
10 years
This number keeps ringing me every single day, wanting to chat with the person who owns the computer. Whenever I mention that they're unavailable, they just cut the call. Today, I finally told them to stop bothering me, as they're becoming quite a nuisance. I’m curious to find out if they'll try again tomorrow!
10 years
I've received three calls today inquiring about my computer. When I mentioned that I don't own one, they promptly ended the call! Quite peculiar, really!
10 years
I appreciate everyone who took the time to flag this number. Upon returning home, I discovered they'd attempted to reach me twice yesterday and again thrice today - one of those times occurring while I was actually at home. Honestly, the most effective approach with these pesky cold callers is simply to give them the silent treatment.
10 years
I recently received a rather dubious call from three individuals with heavy Asian accents-two ladies and a gentleman-claiming to represent Microsoft under the pretext of a Windows issue. Can you believe it? They were incredibly insistent, bombarding me with all sorts of misleading information. When I mentioned that I work closely with law enforcement, they completely disregarded my statement and persisted in their attempts to draw me into their con. Not a chance! I've informed the genuine Microsoft regarding this fraudulent activity masquerading as their own. I've since blocked that number, joining many others that ought to be dealt with by the relevant telecom authorities.
Microsoft
10 years
So chuffed I took a moment to look this up beforehand. It’s infuriating - yet another bunch of fraudsters!
10 years
I've received a couple of calls from this number lately. It appears to be an Asian call centre claiming to represent Microsoft. They request to speak to the person who uses the computer, but I'm rather reluctant to engage with them. It's quite amusing how irate they become when you refuse to cooperate. On two occasions, they've resorted to crude insults before hanging up! Honestly, it’s the same old routine every time, and their English leaves much to be desired. Complete scammers!
Microsoft
10 years
I picked up the phone, but there was no response, and then they hung up on me. When I attempted to ring the number back, it said it wasn't recognised. How peculiar!
10 years
I've had eight calls today, and I'm absolutely fed up with it.
10 years
I received a phone call from a woman inquiring about my computer, asking to speak with the user. I politely declined her offer and ended the call.
10 years
I had a rather dubious call from a gentleman named David Johnson, who had quite an Asian accent. He claimed to be from Microsoft, insisting that there was a fault with our Windows setup. He was keen for me to follow his directions on my computer, which raised a red flag. After I hung up, he tried to ring back but I wasn’t having any of it. I decided to grill him about who sent him my way, and after a bit of back and forth, I ended the call again. Thankfully, there hasn't been a third attempt yet!
David JohnsonMicrosoft
10 years
Greetings! Just a quick note from a female caller. There was quite a bit of chatter in the background, reminiscent of a call centre environment. I didn’t utter a word before the line went dead. It was a 0900 number, by the way.
10 years
I've been inundated with calls from this number, at least three or four each day lately. It's becoming quite the nuisance, is there any method to put a stop to this? Just a mere ten minutes ago, I received yet another one; I picked up the handset only to promptly hang up again. I reckon that’ll be my approach moving forward!
10 years
Just had a couple of dodgy phone calls today. One was about my computer supposedly sending out errors - complete balderdash! The other one claimed I was involved in a car accident, which is laughable since I haven't had one at all. What a load of nonsense!
10 years
Just like what others have mentioned, I've been receiving quite a few early morning calls from individuals with Asian accents who assert they're from tech support for computers.
10 years
I've been receiving a couple of calls daily from this number, featuring a voice repeatedly saying, "ello? ello? ello?" But today, an Asian chap claiming to be Frank - as if! - rang me up, insisting he was from Microsoft Technical Support. I must admit, I wasn’t particularly polite with him; hopefully, he’s now updated his vocabulary with some colourful English expletives!
Frank —Microsoft
10 years
I've invested in a call-blocking BT phone, yet those persistent calls keep rolling in from this number. Honestly, it's a bit of a nuisance, but it doesn't really faze me. As for Microsoft, it doesn’t hold much significance for me since I’m all about Apple.
BTMicrosoftApple
10 years
Rang me at half eight in the morning about my computer! I told them they really shouldn’t be contacting me because I’m registered with the TPS. Not to mention, who calls at that hour? I warned them that I'd file a complaint if they persisted but the woman on the line just kept yelling, ‘I don’t care, I don’t care, I'll keep calling you!’ Unfortunately, she wasn’t joking, and they’ve continued to ring me!
TPS
10 years
I've received two calls from this number, and it follows that classic Microsoft scam pattern. It's disappointing that companies like BT and Virgin, as well as the so-called government agencies that are supposedly in charge of dealing with these issues, seem utterly ineffective at putting a stop to these scammers. Have we ever considered the notion of reporting these blokes as terrorists? It might actually prompt some proper response from the authorities. But alas, since their only victims seem to be elderly folks and unsuspecting individuals rather than banks, it appears nobody really gives a toss!
MicrosoftBTVirgin
10 years
I must say, this caller has been utterly relentless and quite hostile in their approach. They've been ringing me at the crack of dawn, both on my landline and mobile, which is frankly a complete bother. The rudeness is astonishing - the way she insisted on her view was beyond belief! It’s left me rather taken aback, to say the least.
10 years
I just had a rather dodgy phone call from this number. A woman with a foreign accent inquired about my wellbeing, to which I cheekily replied, “What’s it to you?” She then mumbled something about it being related to my computer. I simply told her to “bugger off” and hung up without a second thought. This isn’t the first time I've had these sorts of calls, with people pretending to be from Microsoft. I’d like to think I’m not so easily duped!
Microsoft
10 years
Today, I received a call from a chap named Mike, who claimed he was representing Windows Support. He had an unmistakably Asian accent and wouldn’t stop banging on about Microsoft. He alleged they’d been getting error reports from my machine - which, let's be honest, was obviously a total con. I straight up told him I wasn’t interested in scams and ended the call before he could spin any more fabrications.
MikeMicrosoft
10 years
I've been receiving calls from this number ALL week, and every single time, there’s been nobody on the other end. Eventually, a lady got on the line and claimed there was an issue with my computer. I told her I don’t even own a computer, so she must be spouting nonsense. I insisted she remove my number from their records, but she just wouldn't allow me to speak! I kept reiterating my request, but she persisted, even going so far as to threaten that she’d ring my home daily. I’m sharing this number on Facebook to warn others, and I urge you all to do the same!
Facebook
10 years
I frequently find myself inundated with these kinds of calls, not just from this particular number. They tend to follow a rather predictable script: typically, an individual, often with an Asian accent, claims to be from Microsoft and insists that I've encountered issues with my Windows system, supposedly thanks to some malware or other undesired rubbish. My responses vary quite a bit - at times, I adopt the role of a fellow Microsoft staff member and request their agent reference number. Other instances see me leading them on, acting as though I’m diligently following their guidance until my patience runs thin, at which point I let them know exactly what I think in no uncertain terms. And then there are occasions when I simply tell them to “buzz off,” using rather colourful language.
Microsoft
10 years
I received a call claiming there were issues with my computer, something I rarely even touch these days. I attempted to elaborate on how my device was cluttered with unnecessary files, all the while keeping the conversation going before I finally cut him off using my call blocker. Fingers crossed that this number is now off-limits for their nonsense. Yet, who can be certain? They likely possess a fleet of different numbers to pester us with!
10 years
This number has contacted me on at least three occasions, pretending to represent Microsoft.
Microsoft
10 years
I had an encounter with an Asian lady from Cambridge who, when I requested her phone number, cheekily mentioned I'd have to contact their headquarters over in America. I thought, "What a peculiar response!" So, I pressed a bit further for a local number and was handed a completely unrelated digit instead. Amused, I couldn’t resist asking if she fancied herself a hacker or possibly up to some dodgy scam. After about five minutes of this back-and-forth, she abruptly ended the call!
CambridgeAmerica
10 years
I recently received a call from a rather dodgy character named Barry, who claimed that my internet connection had been compromised. It struck me as a bit odd, considering Barry seems more common in the Indian community. To be honest, he reeked of scam artist vibes! I might just let him ring me up again and blast some heavy metal music straight into the receiver until he gives up.
Barry
10 years
Received a call purporting to be from Windows Support. When I inquired about their contact number, she provided me with an alternative one but abruptly disconnected the call when I pressed for the area code.
10 years
I've been inundated with calls from this number, multiple times a day, and it’s always the same scenario. They completely disregard anything you tell them! Claiming to represent Windows, they insist there's an issue with my computer. Their ultimate aim is to trick you into granting them access to your machine so they can steal your personal information. This is downright criminal behaviour, and it’s high time the authorities stepped in to put a stop to it!
10 years
I’ve encountered a right dodgy character with this number. When I mentioned that I don’t own a Windows PC, the bloke started hurling expletives over the line. To top it off, he had the audacity to ring me again, threatening to do me in!
10 years
He introduced himself as Frank and brought up topics about PCs and Microsoft.
FrankMicrosoft
10 years
Absolutely refrain from sharing any personal information with anyone ringing you from this number! These individuals are nothing but con artists and fraudsters, looking to swindle your hard-earned cash. Stay alert and protect yourself!
10 years
A gentleman of Asian descent is seeking permission to use the computer!!!
10 years
Received a call today from someone claiming to be from Microsoft. When I expressed my astonishment at my computer supposedly having problems - since I don’t even own one - the chap became quite rude and kept telling me to ‘sod off’ repeatedly! I mentioned I’d be lodging a complaint, to which he sarcastically replied, ‘Oh, I’m quaking in my boots!’ He introduced himself as Barry Adams but his accent was unmistakably thick Indian. It’s clear these folks are nothing but con artists.
MicrosoftBarry Adams
10 years
I received a call from an Indian call centre and it was quite dodgy. I'd advise you not to engage in any discussions with these unscrupulous individuals. Just report them to Microsoft Support instead. It's the best course of action.
Microsoft Support
10 years
Steer clear of this fraudulent lot! They've contacted me claiming to represent a Microsoft service centre, requesting that I log into my computer under the guise of fixing an issue. Definitely dodgy!
Microsoft
10 years
Rang my number but there was just silence on the other end before it disconnected.
10 years
They rang me up insisting they were from Windows support, but I swiftly informed them that I was using a Mac. They've been persistent, ringing me multiple times throughout the day...
10 years
This phone number is linked to scammers and cyber villains. It's best to ignore any calls from it. Stay safe!
10 years
Exercise caution with this telephone number: they've been asserting that there’s an issue with the line... it’s linked to some dodgy cyber crooks.
10 years
I received a couple of calls from this number within just a few hours today. The person on the line acted as though they were from Microsoft, claiming they had been monitoring my computer and had found several issues, including problems with my router. They were very persistent in their insistence that they were there to assist me. Although the caller introduced themselves with distinctly British names, their accents were heavily Indian. Personally, I think it's best to steer clear of these kinds of calls. They reek of scam to me!
Microsoft
10 years
I've been receiving numerous calls daily from this number. They claim to be representatives of Microsoft, insisting that there's an issue with my computer that requires immediate attention. After I requested that they cease their calls, the chap bluntly replied, "We won't stop; we'll keep ringing you." It's quite clear they're nothing but con artists. I strongly advise against answering these calls or divulging any personal information!
Microsoft
10 years
I've been receiving multiple calls each day from a chap named David Johnson, who claims to be calling from Cardinal Place on Victoria Street in London, using ID number 76205. He attempted to gain access to my computer by asking for a licence number, but I didn’t let him get anywhere with that - just kept him going in circles until he finally ended the call. Very suspicious!
David JohnsonCardinal PlaceVictoria StreetLondon
10 years
I've received a call from what claimed to be Windows Support using this number, and it clearly seems like a scam to me. It's utterly baffling that these schemes persist. Why is there no effective way to put an end to this?
10 years
Claimed his name was Charlie Brown and warned me he’d cut off my computer access if I didn’t play along. Managed to keep him on the line for half an hour by pretending not to understand a thing. Eventually, he just hung up the phone!
Charlie Brown
10 years
I found their manner quite unpleasant; it was a struggle just to get a chance to explain that I don’t own a computer. Truly dreadful individuals, if you ask me!
10 years
I've received calls from this number claiming to be Windows technical support. Just a heads-up: Windows never contacts customers like this. When you point this out, they can become quite aggressive over the phone. It's imperative that you ignore any requests they make. Engaging with them could end up costing you a significant amount, possibly even hundreds of pounds, to rectify any issues with your computer. Stay cautious!
10 years
This number has rung me twice now, and both times they've cut the call the moment I picked up. I've dealt with the Microsoft con before, albeit from another number. I'm really pleased I checked it out. By the way, I'm already registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but that doesn't appear to deter them in the slightest!
MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service
10 years
When it comes to calls from this crowd, they’re an absolute nuisance indeed! It feels like they just don’t know when to quit.
10 years
I received a call from them earlier, and honestly, their manners left much to be desired. Quite unpleasant, to say the least!
10 years
I'm absolutely fed up with these incessant calls! I've repeatedly asked them to take my number off their list, yet they just hang up without a word of sorry. And then, as if by magic, they ring me again the very next day!
10 years
This number has been bombarding my mate with calls all day long, and the messages are quite nasty.
10 years
Should you wish to put a stop to them for good, it’s essential to sign up with the Telephone Preference Service. This will help you keep those unwanted calls at bay!
10 years
I've received calls for the past three days on the trot. They keep urging me to log into my computer, tossing around a fake licence number and claiming there are multiple problems or viruses with my system. They promise to guide me through the fix if I oblige. I firmly told them it was an obvious scam and hung up. Next time, I won't mince my words. This comes after two earlier calls trying to peddle some nonsense about a 'recent car accident' I apparently had. I'm utterly fed up with these pesky scamming calls!
10 years
I received a call today that I deemed to be quite bothersome. I informed the bloke on the other end that I would be reporting it to the authorities, but he was utterly unfazed by my remarks. His attitude was incredibly discourteous, to say the least.
10 years
I received a rather alarming call claiming to be from Windows, stating that there was a virus infecting my computer and threatening to revoke my license! It was quite off-putting and frankly quite concerning, especially for those who might not be clued-up about such calls. It’s just not right that people can make such intrusive calls!
10 years
I received a total of five phone calls last week, all purporting to be from a media centre linked to Microsoft. When I declined their offer to assist me with a supposed issue on my computer-which they insisted I had-I was actually threatened with having my PC blocked. Quite alarming, to say the least!
Microsoft
10 years
I keep receiving calls from someone purporting to be from Microsoft Windows, and I'm quite sure it's a fraud. They've been hounding me with numerous calls each day!
Microsoft
10 years
My parents, both grappling with long-term health issues, keep receiving calls from mS Windows, which has become quite bothersome. My dad, in particular, suffers from severe anxiety and these persistent calls are an unwelcome intrusion into their lives. Despite my parents explaining several times that they don’t possess a computer, the calls continue. It’s really distressing for them and frankly, rather intrusive.
10 years
Don’t get taken in by this scam, be aware of the con at play!
10 years
I encountered a scammer posing as a Microsoft representative. I've flagged this to Microsoft, and they seemed quite keen to investigate someone falsely claiming to be associated with their company.
Microsoft
10 years
We just had a call from these individuals, and we made it quite clear that we'll be lodging a report against them!
10 years
Displaying as a BT line, it seems prudent to reach out to the BT 100 Operator for clarity. Since the calls from this number started on the 10th of May, there ought to be a reasonable explanation for it.
BT 100
10 years
I’ve been receiving numerous silent calls lately, which is incredibly frustrating. I've signed up with the Telephone Preference Service, but I’m unsure how to get them to actually take some action. Any suggestions on what I can do?
Telephone Preference Service

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