02127773456

I informed the lady on the phone that I wasn't particularly skilled with computers and that I would have my husband contact her instead. I explained that I was unaware of the whereabouts of the key for Windows, so it was best for him to address any computer-related concerns.

Quietly, I ended the call after 16 seconds.

they've rung me a couple of times but just go silent and then end the call.

Oh dear, it seems they didn't notice my absence. What a pity! Well, in that case, I'll continue disregarding them.

Earlier today, I received a call from a poorly spoken lady who claimed to be from BT. She informed me that there were concerns over my computer and requested access to it. Initially, I entertained the conversation, but then firmly expressed my refusal to comply with her demands. The lady promptly ended the call, but to my surprise, the phone started ringing once more. I answered and made it clear that I wanted nothing to do with her.

I received an international call with a withheld number, followed by another call from the same number. The man on the line spoke with an Indian accent and claimed to be from BT. He informed me that there was an issue with our internet and router. To begin with, he asked about the status of the lights on our router. Then, he instructed me to log into my computer, press the Microsoft button and R, and enter "eventvwr." Suspecting it was a scam, I played along to see what he would do next. Eventually, I told him that my laptop's battery had died and that I needed to find the charging cable. This caused him to become frustrated, raise his voice, and question why I wasn't taking the problem seriously. It became clear that this person was not actually from BT but rather attempting to scam us in order to gain access to our computer, passwords, and banking information. It is crucial not to answer such calls or provide any personal information in these situations.

I received a call from a lady with an Indian accent today at 13:18. Although her English was not fluent, she claimed to be from BT. She mentioned errors on my computer, instructing me to turn it on so that she could guide me through the process. However, I became suspicious and promptly hung up the call.

As stated before, a man with an "Indian" accent called and claimed to be contacting me regarding the Internet. I politely said goodbye and ended the call.

This number rang me about 7:55 in the morning just as I was rushing to get the kids ready for school. At first, I thought it might be an urgent family matter since it’s rare we get calls that early. I couldn’t find my phone straight away so I didn’t answer - honestly, probably for the best after reading the reviews here!

Attempted to acquire computer login credentials.

I could tell from the accent that the caller was likely from India, and he claimed to be calling on behalf of BT London to discuss my internet. However, since I have a cable internet connection and not affiliated with BT, I promptly ended the call.

What a right bunch of charlatans! They tried to convince me that our computer was infected with a virus that they claimed to have found. As soon as I asked them for more details about the supposed problem, they abruptly hung up.

I received a call from someone named 'David' whose accent seemed to indicate a Chinese background. She claimed she was supposed to credit our account with a sum of £900 but failed to provide any verification of her identity or account details. It was quite clear this was a scam, so I quickly terminated the call. What’s particularly intriguing is that these specific fraudsters have been consistently using the number 02127773456 to reach out, all sharing a remarkably similar tale. One can only hope the UK government will take action to shut down these criminal operations so that we can stop receiving such dubious phone calls.

I received a call from individuals claiming to be from Windows support, alleging they had identified a problem with our computer. The caller introduced herself as Mike, though her accent was evidently foreign. However, the moment we asked her to confirm which version of Windows we were using and to explain the supposed issue, she abruptly hung up. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

The phone rings incessantly, yet nobody utters a word. An automated voice interrupts, bidding a simple "goodbye."

Got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent on 0212 777 3456. He said something about a government scheme for replacing boilers. I told him straight away if he knew about TPS and asked him to take my number off their list.

Could this be tied to some sort of Russian connection? Specifically, is it regarding a mobile phone number?

Allow the answering machine to take the call if they don't leave a voicemail. You can then either block their number or save it for future reference.

It seems these callers are fishing for your phone provider's password, likely aiming to access your banking details. Stay alert and don’t share any sensitive information!

Curious situation, really. A fellow gave us a bell and claimed that our number is associated with someone who's either receiving treatment or has recently been to the hospital. He wanted us to confirm that, but we chose not to divulge any information. Quite the peculiar call, if you ask me!

How peculiar! We received a call from this number (the person had an Indian accent), and they were asking for details about our card to supposedly block our account related to some international exchange. It all felt a bit dodgy, and we couldn’t quite decide if we should contact the authorities or not.

She asked us which network we were using, whether we had a contract, the duration of it, and precisely how much we were paying. Her excuse? She claimed it was for some sort of survey. The thing is, she already knew our address, and then insisted that we confirm the number we provided. We said no, but I truly doubt she believed us! We're quite anxious about this situation! What should we do now? We pressed her on how she obtained our details, but all she did was mention that it was listed on her database. What other information might she have in there?

We're absolutely fed up with the incessant calls from this number. Clearly, they're trying to reach someone who doesn’t even reside here. This time, the caller claimed to be affiliated with the Abbey, which, as we all know, is a place that's no longer operational. The identity of the calling party remains a mystery!

I received a phone call here in the UK from someone claiming to be from Microsoft. They asked me for my personal information regarding my Windows account. This experience was undoubtedly a scam. The individuals were attempting to deceitfully gain access to my computer and potentially obtain my bank details, among other things. Please be wary of any similar calls you may receive.

This number has called me three times already, always around 11 in the evening. Each time, the phone rings eight times and then goes to voicemail, but no message is ever left.

I received a phone call from a man with an Indian accent claiming to be from Windows Support. He mentioned receiving error reports from my computer, which apparently were sent yesterday. I requested his phone number so that I could call him back, but he refused to provide it. When I questioned how I could verify his authenticity, he referred to my computer ID as proof. I asked him to call me again in one hour, but he has not done so up till now. I previously noticed this number on my caller ID using the 1471 feature. There was a long pause before anyone spoke when I answered the phone.

Es ist sehr wahrscheinlich, dass versucht wird, mit Hilfe des angerufenen Personen Schadsoftware zu installieren.

I received a call purporting to be from Microsoft, in which the person requested personal information related to my Windows account. This is clearly a scam designed to exploit unsuspecting individuals by seeking access to their computers and banking details. Please be aware and avoid falling victim to such fraudulent activities.