02392425901
☎️ 02392425901 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Virgin Media Limited. It is part of the phone block 239242 with a prefix of 023. The area code 023 originates from Portsmouth.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02392425901
- Frequent scam calls from MicrosoftJul
2016Ignore unknown, unresponsive phone numbersJul
2016Urgent need to shut downJul
2016Missed call, no voicemail leftJul
2016Suspicious international call, planning retaliationJun
2016Scam number calling twice todayJun
2016Unreliable caller from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Ignoring unknown calls with answerphoneJun
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Caller claiming to be MicrosoftJun
2016Suspicious call about computer hackingJun
2016Microsoft scam reported by userJun
2016Scammer called posing as MicrosoftJun
2016Annoyed by persistent phone callsJun
2016Caller suspected of being a con-manJun
2016Encounter with aggressive scammer impersonating MicrosoftJun
2016Scam call from fake Microsoft representativeJun
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Microsoft scam call detecting tacticsJun
2016Accusing someone of being deceptiveJun
2016Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftJun
2016Scam call from fake Microsoft_aggredJun
2016Scam call claiming Microsoft hackingJun
2016Unwanted scam calls from "Microsoft"Jun
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftJun
2016Swearing against family, terrible outcomeJun
2016Caller prank, hung up quicklyJun
2016Microsoft scam call terminated quicklyJun
2016Scam call from Microsoft impersonatorJun
2016Scam call claiming computer virusJun
2016Annoying calls, possibly Microsoft scamJun
2016Warning about scam computer callsJun
2016Upset about persistent scam callsJun
2016Suspicious call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Threatening scam call received todayJun
2016Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftJun
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Received Microsoft scam call; declinedJun
2016Microsoft scam call at 16:20 placedJun
2016Scammers using untraceable Microsoft numberJun
2016Automated call pretending to helpJun
2016Scammer pretending to be MicrosoftJun
2016Repeated unwanted calls are frustratingJun
2016Received unwanted early morning callJun
2016Received multiple scam calls todayJun
2016Received call from pseudo MicrosoftJun
2016False Microsoft tech support scamJun
2016Aggressive Indian Microsoft tech support scamJun
2016Scam caller claiming to be MicrosoftJun
2016Received fake Microsoft support callsJun
2016Microsoft scam call reported todayJun
2016Scammed by fake Microsoft callerJun
2016Reported experience, police not interestedJun
2016Microsoft scam call reported, bewareJun
2016Challenged impersonator, uncovered deceitJun
2016Suspected Microsoft scam call at 7:55amJun
2016Caller hung up after greetingJun
2016Received unwanted early morning callJun
2016Received fake Microsoft tech callJun
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Received scam call, questioning legitimacyJun
2016Potential scam from Microsoft imposterJun
2016Bogus call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Microsoft scam call at 8 AMJun
2016Fraudulent tech support call experienceJun
2016False call from fake MicrosoftJun
2016Scam call from "Microsoft" scammingJun
2016Warning about Microsoft phone scamJun
2016Fake call from scammer, threatened policeJun
2016Scammed by fake Microsoft callMay
2016Pretended to outsmart fake MicrosoftMay
2016Scam phone call from "Microsoft"May
2016Received call from this numberMay
2016Microsoft contacting about computer virusMay
2016BT suggested noiseless receiver placementMay
2016Check calls before answering themMay
2016Microsoft imposter scam call experienceMay
2016Beware of fake Microsoft scamMay
2016Scam call from fake MicrosoftMay
2016Warning about scam call experienceMay
2016Frustrated by persistent spam callsMay
2016Strongly advises against Microsoft accessMay
2016Fraudulent Microsoft call, Indian scammerMay
2016Received fake call from MicrosoftMay
2016Answer phone, then stay offMay
2016Received unwanted call, hung upMay
2016Received ring from unknown numberMay
2016Scam caller pretending to be MicrosoftMay
2016Number Of Searches: 681 Number Of Comments: 83 First Seen: 29 April 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Duck End(Cambridgeshire), Flotta(Orkney) and Hall Flat(Worcestershire).
02392425901 has 83 comments of which 44 x negative and 39 x neutral
02392425901 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02392425901 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance scam number predominantly used by callers claiming to represent Microsoft. Callers often speak with South Asian accents and insist that the recipient’s computer has been hacked or infected, demanding remote access or payment. Many victims note aggressive, rude behaviour and quick hang-ups when challenged. The calls frequently occur multiple times daily, sometimes even on weekends, and use a local UK number to feign legitimacy. Recipients consistently report no genuine messages left and confirm the number is linked to fraudulent activity aiming to extort money or access personal data. Users are strongly advised to ignore calls, avoid granting any computer access, block the number, and report incidents to appropriate authorities.
Reports on phone number 02392425901
10 yearsGot two calls earlier today. The first one was a bloke with an Asian accent saying he was from Microsoft - the typical scam stuff. I hit my panic alarm and he ended the call right away. Then, not long after, a woman called, just said hello and dropped the call. Probably the same Microsoft con. Proper nuisance especially since I’m waiting on a call from my doctor today.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a lady today saying she was from Microsoft. I’m getting these kinda calls all the time now every week. This number should be blocked or something asap.Microsoft10 yearsGot calls from this number four times today. Answered but only got the voicemail beep, no message given. Tried calling back, but no answer. I’d say best just don’t bother picking up if it rings - always shows as ‘Out of Area’ anyway.10 yearsThey called but I got the voicemail. Weirdly enough, they didnt bother to leave any message!10 yearsFound it odd that my phone showed INTERNATIONAL but the number was 02392425901, which should be a local code right? Got two missed calls from it today and called back but no reply. Fingers crossed they call again, I enjoy messing about with these idiots. I try to keep them chatting for ages, film it, then upload to YouTube for a laugh.10 yearsGot a call from a confident guy with an Asian accent claiming he was with Microsoft. He asked if I was the primary user of my PC. Then he began to insult me, saying "You are a ..." and then hung up abruptly. A lady answered right after saying hello, and then the call cut out. Totally scammers, and they’re really rubbish at it!Microsoft10 yearsrang me at 2.51 this afternoon, 29th June. Was trying to watch the cricket, so it was proper annoying. Luckily my answerphone with a recorded message came on and scared off those pesky idiots. Always does the trick. Seriously, get an answerphone and only bother answering if you recognise the caller!10 yearsGot called twice today and they just cut off as soon as I picked up. After seeing the comments here, definitely looks like a dodgy number to me.10 yearsHe said his name was James Allan and claimed he was ringing from the Microsoft Technical Department in Reading. He mentioned it was raining over there. The guy had an Indian or Pakistani accent. After I struggled a bit describing my screen, he shifted the conversation to my keyboard and guessed I was using a Mac. "Ah yes," he said, "I’m calling regarding your Mac." I told him it seemed odd that Microsoft Tech would be calling me about a Mac, and after some loud, unintelligible talking with someone else, he just hung up.James AllanMicrosoft Technical DepartmentReadingMicrosoftTech Department10 yearsGot a call from some bloke with a weird accent saying he’s from Microsoft. Told him off real quick since we’ve been through this scam a few times already.Microsoft10 yearsSome lady with a weird Asian accent rang me, saying there were loads of reports about strangers from overseas trying to hack my computer. When I asked her which country she was talking about, she just ended the call.10 yearsBeware of the Microsoft scam!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call today around 12:37 pm from a guy with an Asian accent claiming he was from Microsoft. I hit the panic alarm on my phone straight away and by the time I checked back, he’d vanished. Totally a scammer.Microsoft10 yearsI've had enough of it interrupting my daily routine, it's happened five times already today. It's becoming quite bothersome and I'm feeling rather annoyed with the entire situation.10 yearsHad a bloke with an Indian accent ring me up, saying he was from Microsoft. He actually knew my name, but got proper nasty when I said I wasn’t gonna fall for his scam. Really unpleasant.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a woman saying she was with Microsoft. Told her I don’t own any computers and she just hung up. Totally a scam, be careful.Microsoft10 yearsJust like previous incidents, he called me again moments after I informed the caller that he was a scammer. I wonder why the police can't collaborate with BT to trace the location of these criminals and shut them down?BT10 years"Hi, this is Zenita from Microsoft" - total scam alert!ZenitaMicrosoft10 yearsWhen she claimed to be from Microsoft, I immediately pointed out that Microsoft did not call her. In response, she retracted her previous statement and insisted that my computer was infected with a virus. She offered to prove it to me. Firmly declining her request to access my computer, I assured her that there was absolutely nothing wrong with it. Recognizing her intent to defraud, I exposed her as a scammer, which prompted her to abruptly end the call. These individuals are despicable, preying on innocent people by deceiving them into believing they have computer issues and then extorting money from them. It would be wise to block the number on your phone or acquire a device that offers that capability.Microsoft10 yearsWhat a total con artist, as soon as i questioned her she just hung up. They really reckon we’re daft or what? Just block that number straight away.10 yearsGot a call claiming to be Microsoft saying my PC was hacked. When I asked stuff they couldn’t really answer so they just ended the call. Definitely a scam.Microsoft10 years02392425901; guy with an accent like Indian or Pakistani, really bad English, said he worked for Microsoft. Tried to say my name but totally messed it up, so I told him no one by that name lives here. He kept pushing, so I asked who he was, and I told him I don’t share info with strangers. Next thing he says, “I want £5000 now!” I asked why and he says “I’m very poor!” I told him sorry to hear that but that’s not my problem! Then he hung up.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Indian/Pakistani accent saying he was from Microsoft. He claimed my Windows PC was hacked and involved in some illegal stuff. When I asked him to prove which computer and operating system he was talking about, he dodged the questions. After about 10 minutes, he got annoyed because I wasn't playing along and threatened to block my computer, saying I wouldn’t be able to get online anymore. Obviously, he didn't succeed. I actually haven’t used Windows on any device connected to the internet for like 10 years, so it’s no shock he failed!Microsoft10 yearsI've had two calls from this number today, both quite pushy. They say they're from Microsoft and that my PC has a virus. We've been on the TPS list for ages but it doesn't seem to stop them at all.Microsoft10 yearsToday I got a call from a guy with an Indian accent saying he was from Microsoft. I cut him off and told him we don’t have any computers here, then he just hung up.Microsoft10 yearsThe swearing was awful, he just messed up every single one of my family members.10 yearsI inquired with the caller about their location, asking if they were calling from India. Their response was negative, saying they were calling from elsewhere. In response, I engaged in a lengthy conversation with them before informing them that the immigration department would be contacting them in order to arrange their deportation. The caller abruptly ended the call. It provided a few enjoyable moments of free entertainment.India10 yearsA woman with a foreign accent approached me, claiming to be from Microsoft. She insisted that my computer had a virus. Amusingly enough, it's an Apple iMac, completely immune to such threats! Usually, I enjoy messing with these scam artists, but not today. I simply told her off and sent her packing.MicrosoftApple10 yearsI encountered a Microsoft virus scam and promptly responded by telling them to go and engage in activities that are inappropriate to mention. Consequently, the call abruptly came to an end.Microsoft10 yearsI'm starting to get annoyed with the constant phone calls, presumably from someone claiming to be Microsoft.Microsoft10 yearsSome dodgy call pretending to be Microsoft or BT trying to convince me to give them access to my computer. Honestly, this number needs to be blocked ASAP!MicrosoftBT10 yearsGot a missed call with no voicemail, only to find out it’s those lot again. I switched my number not long ago just to dodge them; they were ringing me like 5 times daily. When I rang the National Fraud Hotline, they told me to sign up with the TPS, but they didn't really understand that these aren’t your usual cold callers (which the TPS blocks) but proper scammers. Would not recommend changing your number again, rating 0/10.National Fraud HotlineTPS10 yearsI received a call at 8:15 AM, where the individual threatened to block my computer in order to prevent the virus from spreading. They falsely claimed to have authorization from the police to take such action. This was all because I refused to comply with their request to access my computer on their behalf.10 yearsToday at 15:36, someone called me claiming to be from Microsoft. They said that my computer was sending "error" messages to their server and instructed me to follow their directions in order to prevent my computer from being blocked. I didn't believe them and ended the call. In order to confirm their legitimacy, I checked the number on my other phone. They called again, but I chose not to answer and verified the call as a scam. Normally, I enjoy messing with scammers, but I was too busy today to be bothered. However, I know that my opportunity will eventually arise!Microsoft10 yearsThis morning at 9 o’clock (16.06.2016), I received a call claiming to be from Microsoft, supposedly regarding an issue with our computer. I responded courteously, informing them that I was not interested in discussing the matter, as I was well aware of their intentions and found them rather dubious. After a brief exchange, I hung up the phone.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy saying he was from Microsoft. He told me my computer was getting hacked and asked me to get on it. I told him my PC wasn’t even on or online, and he just ended the call straight away.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from them today around 4.20pm. A guy speaking with an Asian accent said he was from Microsoft and asked if I owned the computer at home because there was an issue. I told him I dont have a computer and just ended the call!Microsoft10 yearsReport for Spoofed Microsoft Number: Untraceable and Unfiltered by BT, Posing a Menace to the Public It is concerning that a spoofed Microsoft number remains untraceable and undetected by BT. These scammers pose a serious threat to the public and must be addressed promptly. As a resident of Somerset, it is crucial to raise awareness about this issue and protect our community from falling victim to these deceptive tactics. Please take necessary measures to prevent further harm caused by these scammers.MicrosoftBTSomerset10 yearsWhat a dodgy character! I received a call from him earlier today, claiming to be with Microsoft support. The daft bloke didn't have a clue that I actually work as a developer for Microsoft! As soon as I mentioned it and noted down his number, he hung up in a hurry. Quite the numpty!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was with Microsoft. I just ended the call - I’m totally an Apple user. They must reckon I’m daft or something!MicrosoftApple10 yearsGot a call this morning at 8.47 from a woman who sounded Asian. She asked if I owned the computer. I said no and said it was just a cold call. She claimed she worked for Microsoft support. I told her I was going to stop the call then and put the phone down.Microsoft10 yearsToday, I received two calls from them. The first time, they hung up as soon as I answered. When they called again, I managed to speak to them briefly and warned them to remove me from their list or face legal consequences. However, they abruptly ended the call just as I began to express my concern. This has happened numerous times before, and it's becoming increasingly tiresome. This persistent behavior must be halted as it could potentially harm someone.10 yearsI contacted three individuals today, a woman twice and a man once. During our conversation, I mentioned that I am employed as a Microsoft security consultant. However, they abruptly terminated the call.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from a lady with an Asian accent claiming she was from Microsoft. Since I’m all about Apple stuff, I just ended the call straight away. Didn’t bother chatting with her.MicrosoftApple10 yearsHad a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, sounded Indian, got really rude when I said no way am I giving them access to my computer. Then he threatened to block it or something like that.MicrosoftIndia10 yearsJust like loads of others, this person claimed to be from Microsoft and told me my computer was hacked. They wanted me to type in a website address, which I reckon was probably full of malware. Such awful folks. It's a real shame the police don't seem to be doing anything about it.Microsoft10 yearsOn Saturday morning at 8:00, someone called me claiming to be from Microsoft. However, their speech was not clear, and I quickly realized that it was a scam. As someone who is well-informed about computers and works as a consultant, I know that Microsoft doesn't make unsolicited phone calls. I decided to confront the caller and told him directly that I was aware of his fraudulent intentions and that he was a liar. In response, he accused me of being the liar, which is typical behavior from these unscrupulous individuals who have no regard for others when trying to deceive them. Sometimes, I find it amusing to engage with scammers and waste their time, but on this particular occasion, I was genuinely angry and fed up with the situation.Microsoft10 yearsYesterday I got a call from a blank number, then today at about 2:27pm, some Asian lady phoned me claiming she was from Microsoft and said there was an issue with my computer. I told her I didn’t own a computer at all! Then she said a laptop, and I said no again, which totally threw her off !!!!!!Microsoft10 yearsThere was a scam call I received this morning from someone claiming to be from Microsoft; it needs to be stopped.Microsoft10 yearsHad the same thing happen to me and rang 101 to tell the Devon & Cornwall Police. They couldn't have cared less.Devon & Cornwall Police10 yearsGot a call from a man with an Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft in Reading. I asked him three times to prove he worked for Microsoft and he kept insisting (obviously lying!). He wanted me to log into my computer, but when I refused, he turned quite aggressive and threatened to block my computer. I told him there’s no chance he’s getting access because I’m aware of the scam. Now he says Microsoft will block my computer. I replied I’d see him in court, and then he just hung up. Since we have the number (with a Portsmouth area code), surely the police could take some action?MicrosoftReadingPortsmouth10 yearsEarlier this morning, I received a phone call from an individual claiming to be from Microsoft corporation. According to them, they were receiving error reports from my computer. I decided to inquire about how they were able to determine that it was specifically my computer sending these reports. Unfortunately, the person was unable to provide a satisfactory answer. To further test their credibility, I mentioned that I did not own a computer. To my surprise, the caller responded by calling me a liar. In return, I confidently called out their dishonesty as well. Shortly after, the call abruptly ended. It's highly unlikely that a legitimate representative from Microsoft would use such language and have such aggressive behavior. This clearly indicates that it was indeed a scam call. It's important not to fall victim to such fraudulent attempts.Microsoft10 yearsMuppet claiming to be from Microsoft tech support. I threw him off when I asked for his Microsoft ID. He ended up giving me some dodgy number. Totally fake, naturally. Complete numpty.Microsoft10 yearsA phone call woke me up at 7.55am, with the person on the other end claiming to represent Microsoft. They informed me that my computer was infected with a virus, allowing hackers to engage in illegal activities. Strangely enough, they didn't have a British accent, but what surprised me even more was that they didn't hide their number. Curiosity got the better of me, so I attempted to call them back from my work phone, which has a disguised number. However, to no surprise, the call went unanswered. Unfortunately, my friend fell victim to this scam.Microsoft10 yearsThey wanted to talk to us by name, then just suddenly cut the call!10 yearsGot a call from 02392 425901 at about 8.30 on Saturday 4th June. The guy had an Asian accent. I told him it’s not right to ring people that early and then he just hung up on me.10 yearsGot a call from 02392425901 at around 10:30 this morning, dude sounded like he was trying to do a dodgy Indian accent. Typical spiel about being from Microsoft and that hackers had broken into my PC and nicked my ID. I told him to jog on, called him a right plonker and hung up. Sure enough, he rang again about 20 minutes later, like clockwork. I just ignored it. Did a 1471 callback and, surprise surprise, it was the same bloke. Proper harassment, that is!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call on Saturday morning at 8:05 from a lady with an Indian accent, claiming to be from Microsoft saying there was an issue with my computer. I told her she was talking nonsense and ended the call straight away.Microsoft10 yearsSome bloke claimed he was calling from Microsoft Reading but then just hung up. Tried calling back but no answer!MicrosoftReading10 yearsGot the same call. They claimed to be from Microsoft and said my computer was under attack from hackers. They asked me to press the windows key + r to open the ‘run’ box, then type in eventvwr and click ok. I told the bloke I was reporting him to the cops. His accent was obviously fake - sounded like a typical British guy trying to do an Indian accent, which kept slipping through now and then.Microsoft10 yearsPurportedly representing Microsoft, a call was received at 8:00 a.m.Microsoft10 yearsJust like others said, some guy with an Indian accent called claiming he was from Microsoft. I hung up straight away. Microsoft don't call you out of the blue about computer issues, that's defo a scam. The number was 02392425901.Microsoft10 yearsI got a call from a bloke with an Indian accent claiming he was from Microsoft, offering to fix my computer. When I told him I’ve been in the IT field for more than 30 years and didn’t need any help, he threatened to lock my PC! I told him he couldn’t, but he started shouting and acting really aggressive, saying he was going to do it then and there. He was really rude and intimidating, I can see how some folks might get scared. You should definitely report him to Action Fraud.MicrosoftAction Fraud10 yearsGot a call from a man with an Indian accent saying he was from Microsoft and ringing from Reading. Claimed my computer was under threat from hackers. I said I wasn't buying it and called it a scam before hanging up. A few days back, I had a similar call, but this time it was a woman with an Indian accent.MicrosoftReading10 yearsGot a call from 02392425901 claiming to be from Microsoft about my computer. As soon as I told them I don't own a computer, they just dropped the call.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call off a man with an Indian accent, same old scam stuff, said he was ringin' from Reading which was total rubbish. Told him I'm a coppers, said I already got his number, that I am recordin' and followin' him, and that I'll be poppin’ round in less than an hour...Reading10 yearsSome guy with an Indian accent said he was from Microsoft. I played along with what he said and then he just hung up on me.Microsoft10 yearsSomebody called claiming to be from Microsoft, so I messed about with them for a good quarter of an hour. Then I blasted some tunes down the phone at full volume. Bring it on, you muppets!Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with Microsoft, telling me my computer had issues. I joked about why Microsoft hadn’t sorted their tax situation and they just ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from this particular number earlier this morning.10 yearsI am representing Microsoft, and I would like to inform you that there is a virus on my computer, or rather, there is a virus on my iPad.Microsoft10 years023922425901 Landline BT Told me to just lift the receiver and put it down softly.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft. They said my name, address and even postcode like they actually knew me. I told them they must be wrong cause I don’t have a computer with them and I’m not that person. After that, they just ended the call. Really tired of these annoying calls.Microsoft10 yearsI didn't pick up, but I dialled 1471 afterwards and then looked it up online. Thanks everyone for the heads up.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft support, asked for personal info to sort out a supposed problem with my PC. Total rubbish, just a dodgy scam. Better to just ignore calls like that.Microsoft10 yearsBAD NEWS FOR MICROSOFT. These folks have no right to use Microsoft or Windows in their name. They’re a proper nuisance. Never ever let them get on your computer!Microsoft10 yearsGot the exact call and went through the same thing. Never ever let them get into your computer. The bloke sounded Indian. 02392 - that’s a Portsmouth area code. Make sure everyone in your family is warned about this scam and stays cautious.Portsmouth10 yearsSupposedly calling from Microsoft. An Indian woman claimed there was an issue with my PC. When I told her I wasn't interested, she asked why. I told her I'd fallen for a scam like this before. She insisted it was a genuine Microsoft call and offered to prove the problem if I let her access my computer. Let’s hope she gets what's coming to her, that's all I can say!MicrosoftIndia10 yearsReceived a call from 02392 425901, which I believe originates from Portsmouth. They were posing as Microsoft. I didn’t stick around to hear what they had to say and promptly hung up.PortsmouthMicrosoft10 yearsHung up shortly after picking up the call. There was just silence on the line.10 yearsBrilliant! Just received a call from them a mere twenty seconds back. It was early afternoon when we decided to hang up the phone.10 yearsReceived a call from this number earlier today. As soon as our answering machine kicked in, they hung up immediately. Quite odd, really.10 yearsSomeone rang up claiming to be from Microsoft regarding our computer issues. We couldn’t help but exclaim, “Not this number again!” and promptly hung up.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (023 9242 5901)
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