02392162065
☎️ 02392162065 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by WAVECREST NETWORKS LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 239216 with a prefix of 023. The area code 023 originates from Portsmouth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02392162065
- Confusing message about phone callFeb
2018Scammer pretending to be technicianJan
2018Unsolicited call with no responseJan
2018Scam call from fake MicrosoftJan
2018Nuisance Asian man keeps callingJan
2018Possible scam call from MicrosoftJan
2018Received fake tech support callJan
2018Beware of fake Microsoft callsJan
2018Phone call from Microsoft scamJan
2018Received unwanted call from scammerJan
2018Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftJan
2018Intrusive persistent male caller issueJan
2018Unknown call claiming as MicrosoftJan
2018Comment on inconvenience of communicationJan
2018Repeated unwanted calls, feeling invadedJan
2018Ignored calls from unknown numbersJan
2018False scam call tried twiceJan
2018Jokers calling three times todayJan
2018Microsoft call blocked instantlyJan
2018Disconnected call, no responseJan
2018Impersonation call attempted by scammerJan
2018Playfully misleading a scam callerJan
2018Annoying time-wasting phone call reminiscenceJan
2018Scam call from fake OpenreachJan
2018Call disconnected immediately after answeringJan
2018Fake Microsoft tech support scamJan
2018Seeking answers and holding onJan
2018Microsoft helpfully offers fake computer fixesJan
2018Microsoft helpfully wants software fakeJan
2018Fraudulent call pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2018Received fake tech support call, ignoredJan
2018False call from alleged Microsoft representativeJan
2018Questioning user's credibility as Microsoft employeeJan
2018Unwanted tech support, called namesJan
2018Warning against fake Microsoft callsJan
2018Unwanted aggressive calls pretending MicrosoftJan
2018Possible scam call from UKJan
2018Tech scam attempt - fake threatJan
2018Caller mentioned computer, then responseJan
2018False Microsoft phone scam annoyanceJan
2018Received suspicious call from scammerJan
2018Claimed to be from MicrosoftJan
2018Suspected Microsoft virus scam callJan
2018Fake Microsoft calls threatening continuationJan
2018Morning scam call from "Microsoft"Jan
2018Fraudulent Microsoft scam from PortsmouthJan
2018Microsoft caller to remove virusJan
2018Number Of Searches: 307 Number Of Comments: 47 First Seen: 09 January 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Drawbridge(Cornwall), Glenfarg(Perth and Kinross), Reef(Western Isles) and Todenham(Gloucestershire).
02392162065 has 47 comments of which 17 x neutral and 30 x negative
02392162065 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02392162065 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance associated with aggressive scam calls claiming to be from Microsoft or related tech support. Callers often use Asian or American accents, falsely warn of computer viruses or legal trouble, and pressure recipients to grant remote access or disclose personal information. Many have experienced silence, hang-ups, or rude behaviour when challenging the caller. Attempts to remove their details are frequently ignored, leading to multiple daily calls. The scams exploit trust in major companies but are proven to be fraudulent, with no legitimate connection to Microsoft or known UK organisations. Users are advised not to engage, avoid sharing any data, and block the number to protect themselves from potential fraud or harassment.
Reports on phone number 02392162065
9 yearsPhone rang, I picked up. Heard a message left saying something like "Clear Press, wife!" Don't really get what that means.Press9 yearsIt was someone calling himself David Lewis, sounded like he had an Indian accent. He claimed to be a senior tech guy from Microsoft, but when I called him out as a scammer, he started threatening to block my PC. Totally dodgy!David LewisMicrosoft9 yearsGot a call around 8:45 this morning, but when I answered there was just silence. I said my name a couple of times, then there was a long pause. Just as I was about to hang up, I caught a robotic female voice say "goodbye". I’ve tried calling the number back a few times but can’t get through at all.9 yearsI keep getting calls from 02392162065, some of them pretty late at night. It's an Asian bloke saying there's an issue with my computer. Even after telling them to take me off their list, they just won’t stop ringing. It's really annoying having to deal with it over and over again.9 yearsGot a call from 02392162065, some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft. I called him out for lying and just ended the call.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Microsoft, but the American accent was off and the voice super dull almost right away. Honestly, my tip is to never share any details over the phone and definitely don’t let them access your PC. Microsoft’s a huge company, so they really should do more to stop these random cold calls.Microsoft9 yearsThis bloke called William phoned me and asked me to switch on my computer. I told him I don’t have one. Then he started going on about how because I’m listed as a Microsoft user, I’d be arrested tomorrow and thrown in jail!WilliamMicrosoft9 yearsSo this morning around 7.40, I got a call from some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft’s IT support. The call came through on 01383933998. Since my mum’s been getting similar calls lately, I recognised the scam right away and just told him off rather brusquely before hanging up. I’ve now blocked that number on my home phone straight away.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from a bloke saying his name was Eric Jones, he claimed to be ringing from Microsoft based in Reading. I kept him talking for a bit before I just ended the call.Eric JonesMicrosoftReading9 yearsGot a call on the house phone this morning at about 8:45 from someone with a very American accent, saying they were from Microsoft and wanted to talk about my computer’s security. I wasn’t fooled for a second and just hung up. Total scam, no doubt about it.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call on my home phone from 02392162065, some bloke said he was from Microsoft and there was an issue with my computer. After a bit of quiet, a guy with an Asian accent calling himself "Brian" answered, then there was this weird click sound. I just laughed, said "No thanks," and hung up straightaway.MicrosoftBrian9 yearsGot a call earlier from someone saying they were from Microsoft, but then they just hung up on me.Microsoft9 yearsI dont usually pick up calls from unknown numbers but this one ringed me twice today. Strange!9 yearsGot another call just now, and when I picked up, they just dropped the line straight away. I guess that just confirms my number is probably on their "home for sure" list now. So annoying! :(9 yearsThere was a man on the other end who didn’t hang up, so I couldn’t get off the phone. He just kept repeating “hello” over and over. When I finally got off, I tried calling back but no luck getting through.9 yearsSo, this morning around half past nine I got a call again. Normally I'd just tell them to jog on, but today I felt like having a bit of fun. I asked them which one of my seven computers was hacked! They started talking about my internet being compromised and some Microsoft virus or whatever. Playing along, I panicked and said, "Are you saying the hackers broke through my Linux proxy server and firewall into my whole network?" That left them really confused. I couldn’t stop laughing on my end. Eventually, I told him to find someone else to bother!Microsoft9 yearsAnother wasted call that just eats up time. It’s like this mate of mine who ended up chatting away about how to set his microwave, all because he thought it had a virus or something. Quite daft really.9 yearsThey just cut the call, no words said.9 yearsTypical scam call. At first, some so-called Microsoft technician was going on about virus traffic coming from my Windows computer. I told them I'm actually using a MacBook, and then they switched me over to their "Apple specialist". This guy tried really hard to get me to sit by my laptop and follow instructions, but I wasn’t having any of it.MicrosoftApple9 yearsSome cheeky twit kept me waiting ages on the phone just so I could boil the kettle and grab a cuppa. What a waste of time!9 yearsThese fools have rung us up thrice today already - honestly, we're getting ruder with each call as the day drags on!9 yearsThis number rang me up with someone speaking with an Asian accent, saying they were from Microsoft. I told them I used Linux instead, but they didn't believe me. Then there was a pause and some noise like papers being shuffled. Out of nowhere, they asked if I had a girlfriend. I wondered why that even mattered, and they said it was very important! I questioned how my relationship status was connected to Microsoft support. Just as I was about to see if they could help me update my system, the line went dead. Bit of a shame, really.Microsoft9 yearsGot a couple of calls from this number over the past few weeks, claiming to be from BT Openreach about some supposed antivirus problems with my internet. The first time, the woman said it was her maiden shift and admitted it was a dodgy call - that was pretty unusual for a scammer to admit straight up! The second time, the bloke was quite pushy and only ended the call once I told him I’m involved in cyber crime work and asked him to wait while I rang Openreach to verify who he was and tracked where he was calling from.BT OpenreachOpenreach9 yearsGot a call supposedly from Microsoft saying something about my PC, blocked them right away!Microsoft9 yearsWhy is it that nobody ever gives an answer!9 yearsGot a call at 8:35 this morning, but the moment I picked up, the line just cut out.9 yearsGot a call from a bloke claiming to be with Microsoft, said he was from somewhere in Reading. He told me my Microsoft software had been compromised. I told him I only use an Apple device, no Microsoft on it at all. Then he passed me over to his 'manager', who threatened, “if you mess with me, I’ll f##k you up and make you bleed!” Absolutely nuts. I just laughed my head off before he suddenly cut the call.MicrosoftReadingApple9 yearsThis number just rang me up claiming to be from Microsoft, saying I'd got some kind of malware on my PC. The bloke asked me to grab my computer's serial number so he could sort it out. I told him nah, no bother - I'll just get a new laptop instead!Microsoft9 yearsI answered the call from 02392 162065 and they just hung up straight away. If these dodgy calls are really showing a UK number, then surely you can report them somewhere? It's a bit frustrating.UK9 yearsGot a call today around 9.48am from someone claiming there was an issue with my Microsoft software. I told them I don’t use Microsoft but Linux instead, and they quickly changed their story saying it wasn’t about Microsoft but my internet instead. Then they went on about some threat to my computer if I didn’t switch it on right away. The funny thing is, I was already sat at my computer during the call. Totally a scam, no doubt about it.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call around 8:30am, no one said a word. Sounds like one of those Microsoft virus scams folks talk about here. Pretty sure it was that, just a silent ring.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft tech support, trying to fix a computer I don’t even own. Definitely a scam, don’t fall for it!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call at like 7.45 in the morning from some bloke called Harry claiming he was from Microsoft. Said my computer had a virus and if I didn’t start it up he’d block it or something. I just told him to do his worst and hung up. Total scam, don’t fall for it!HarryMicrosoft9 yearsgot a call claiming it was from Microsoft, but it was totally a scam. just a heads up to be careful!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call around 8.34 in the morning, just dead quiet then suddenly someone came on "Is this miss ######?" "Yeah, speaking." Then they said, "I'm blah blah from Microsoft, calling about your computer." I said I don't have a computer, then they said "Oh, your laptop?" Again, no laptop here! Hung up straight away. Total scam, no doubt about it.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call this morning on my home phone from 02392162065, rang twice - once at 7 and again at 8. They claimed they were from Microsoft and kept saying they'd keep ringing until we paid attention. Really annoying!Microsoft9 yearsJust got a call at 11:16 this morning but they hung up straight away. We’ve been getting quite a few calls lately from someone claiming to be Microsoft, with this pushy South Asian accent. Proper annoying!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be Microsoft, insisting they needed to fix my computer - problem is, I don’t even own one!Microsoft9 yearsGot a call that started straight away about my computer. I didn’t let them carry on and told whoever it was to piss off.9 yearsGot a call earlier from someone claiming to be from Microsoft UK using this number. Told the bloke he was full of it, pants on fire sort of thing. He stayed polite and even seemed a bit amused by it all. Think I’ll say that again if they call back.Microsoft UK9 yearsGot a call from a guy who said he works at Microsoft, but his English was terrible. Yeah, sure, I don't buy it one bit.BlokeMicrosoft9 yearsGot a call from someone offering to fix my computer issues. I told them to stop trying to scam me and remove my number from their list. They ended up calling me a b##ch. Lovely! Hung up straight away.9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, said they were from Reading and there was an issue with my PC. They gave an engineer name as "Steve Smit" which sounded totally made up, plus gave a dodgy employee number. When I started asking questions, they just hung up straight away. The background noise was loud and it definitely didn’t sound like Microsoft at all. The number they called from is actually based in Portsmouth, so nothing to do with Reading or Microsoft.MicrosoftReadingSteve SmitPortsmouth9 yearsGot a call around 9:30 in the morning from someone claiming to be Harry at Microsoft. Is it normal for Microsoft to ring people up like that? I’m pretty sure they don’t do that. Ended up just hanging up. What exactly do these scammers hope to gain? Proper creepy behaviour.HarryMicrosoft9 yearsGot a call today at 10:43 from someone claiming to be "Robin at Microsoft Corp". Yeah, right!! Microsoft has repeatedly stated they don’t phone you like this. IT’S A SCAM, no doubt about it!!! These calls don’t actually come from the UK but from abroad, using VOIP - basically internet calls that show a UK number to seem legit. Doesn’t take much skill and they want you to think it’s local. Don’t bother answering, just hang up and go about your day. Cheers, Bilbo BagginsRobinMicrosoft CorpMicrosoftUKBilbo Baggins9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Microsoft. I played along, telling them I was having issues with my old Sinclair Spectrum ZX and asked if they could assist!MicrosoftSinclair9 yearssomeone claiming to be from microsoft called me saying they could fix a virus i had on my pc, sounded fishy to me.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (023 9216 2065)
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