02808085555
TimeLine☎️ 02808085555 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 028. The area code 028 originates from Northern Ireland.
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+442808085555+44 28 0808 5555028 0808 5555+44-28-0808-5555
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02808085555
- Repetitive calls from scam serviceJun
2017Scam call from fake WindowsJun
2017English-sounding, confirmed details, likely scamJun
2017Suspicious scam call claiming hackingJun
2017Scam call from Microsoft, hang upFeb
2017Suspicious call about hacked computerFeb
2017Received scam call, played alongFeb
2017Report Microsoft-related scam callsFeb
2017Received wrong phone number, correctedFeb
2017Received suspicious call requesting remote accessFeb
2017Early morning call regarding computerFeb
2017Scam call with threats, scaryFeb
2017Frustrating encounter with fake callFeb
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2017Unexpected call from Microsoft impersonatorFeb
2017Received annoying early morning callFeb
2017Frustrated by early morning callsFeb
2017Angry reaction to unwanted callFeb
2017Early call from UK numberFeb
2017Microsoft scam, never give personal informationFeb
2017Noisy background, English greeting acknowledgedFeb
2017Microsoft scam call reported. BewareFeb
2017User received scam call impersonating MicrosoftFeb
2017Playful trolling of scammer. EnjoyableFeb
2017Scam about locking computer threatFeb
2017Label as likely a spam callFeb
2017Early morning call center annoyanceFeb
2017Woman posing as fake Microsoft representativeFeb
2017Caller abruptly ended conversation, unappreciativeFeb
2017Received scam call this morningFeb
2017Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2017Microsoft impersonation scam attempt describedFeb
2017Unknown repeated calls, ignore themFeb
2017Early morning automated goodbye callFeb
2017Unwanted calls at various timesFeb
2017Fake microsoft tech support scamFeb
2017Missed 1am call on listFeb
2017Initial silence, automated goodbye messageFeb
2017Fake computer tech scam callFeb
2017Fraudulent call, Asian accent, nonsenseFeb
2017Call received, no responseFeb
2017Number Of Searches: 337 Number Of Comments: 36 First Seen: 30 January 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chelmondiston(Suffolk), Nythe(Somerset), Quabbs(Shropshire) and Thornton-le-Street(North Yorkshire).
02808085555 has 36 comments of which 14 x negative and 22 x neutral
02808085555 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02808085555 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers falsely claiming to be from Windows or Microsoft, often using various similar numbers to bypass blocks. The callers frequently use scare tactics, warning of computer hacks or malware, and pressure recipients into granting remote access or paying for bogus protection services. They demonstrate knowledge of personal details, adding credibility, but their approach is inconsistent and rude, sometimes using offensive language or threats. Victims note calls at unreasonable hours, automated hang-ups, and confusing accented voices. Many have successfully wasted scammers' time or declined engagement, and advise others to ignore or block the calls. This number is associated with fraudulent activity, and any contact should be treated with extreme caution.
Reports on phone number 02808085555
9 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be from Windows, and he even knew my name! He wanted me to switch my PC on, but when I asked what was wrong with it, all he said was that I needed to turn it on to see. I kept asking for a proper reason, but he just wouldn't give one. I flat out refused. Then he started calling me names, so I told him off and ended the call. Really unpleasant experience. Best just to block this number.9 yearsThis morning, 13th June, I got a call from the number 0017529411977. The person claimed to be ringing from WINDOWS and told me my computer was under attack from Russia, saying they were collecting all my personal info linked to my device. The caller sounded quite posh with a slight American accent. When I asked if he worked for WINDOWS, he said, “Absolutely.” Then he mentioned that the computer was registered to my late husband, who passed away six years ago. I just ended the call right away. It's really unsettling though - if these warnings are legit, why don't we get letters instead?WINDOWSRussia10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft, but she just dropped the call straight away. Definitely a scam, best not to pick up.Microsoft10 yearsSo my mate got a ring from this number, a woman with an Asian accent who already knew his name and even his postcode. She kept saying his computer was hacked and urged him to switch it on so she could fix it. He wasn’t having any of it and gave me a call to see what I thought.10 yearsThis number called me twice - once yesterday and again at 7.45 this morning - talking about my Microsoft computer. I think people should report them and get them fined.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call this morning around 8.15 from a really clear voiced woman saying there was a problem with our computer. I didn’t say anything and just ended the call. Then she rang me back again about two hours after that.10 yearsSorry about the mix-up, Georgia mentioned the number as 02808085555, but the call actually came from 01316188661.Georgia10 yearsWhat an absolute plonker rang the house at half seven this morning! I’d give anything to get hold of their number so I could have a bit of fun and prank them right back.10 yearsGot two calls back to back from someone saying they were with Microsoft. They were shouting because I didn’t follow their instructions on my computer. Weirdly, they gave my postcode and asked if I had a partner and kids. Then they accused me of running some illegal stuff and said the police were on their way to arrest me. The voice sounded Asian. Usually, these calls are just a bit annoying, but this time it felt pretty frightening.Microsoft10 yearsGot a bloody call at half past seven this morning, what a bunch of tossers! Honestly, if I could find the muppet who dialled me, I’d give them a right good telling off. Absolute wankers!10 yearsGot a call from some bloke with an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft, bit of a laugh actually. He kept asking for Mr G""" - who’s been dead since ages ago, but somehow still listed in the phone book (my decision really). I told him I’m not that chap, I’m a woman, but he just ploughed on with his spiel. When I asked him why he was ignoring that, he suddenly hung up. Funny how these scammy types never say sorry or even a proper goodbye, isn’t it? That’s one surefire way to spot a dodgy call from a legit one - the manners just aren’t there.MicrosoftG10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy claiming to be with Microsoft. He said I had to pay £250 to get my number taken off some list. Didn't buy it and just ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsGot a ring at 7 in the morning, but it hung up just as I was about to pick up. How do they manage to show a UK number like that though? Very strange.UK10 yearsI mean seriously, who rings you at half past seven in the morning? Bloody annoying! Would love to give them a ring back and see what they want.10 yearsWatch out, don’t trust these calls!! Someone said they were from Microsoft and I totally believed them. Now my computer’s locked and I ended up giving them my personal details. Luckily, I caught on just before they could take any cash from me, but it was a close call.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from Microsoft, claiming my PC was riddled with malware and that my 'ID' was floating around online. When I asked how they knew it was my computer, they just threw out a random IP address starting with 198. Honestly, wasn’t buying it at all. The call came through yesterday with no number showing, and it turned out to be someone cold-calling about a car accident claim. Honestly, these types of calls need to be cracked down on. It's all too easy for people to fall for that sort of nonsense.Microsoft10 yearsIt was just a bloke saying hi, but there was loads of noise in the background. Sounded like he was English or something.10 yearsI found myself speaking to thin air... then all of a sudden, the line went silent with a curt 'Goodbye'.10 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent saying she was from Microsoft. She told me my computer was hacked. When I jokingly asked if she was the hacker, she said she would block it immediately and then just hung up on me.Microsoft10 yearsI spent like 20 minutes joking around with this bloke and even gave him my postcode so he could supposedly charge me £300 for his so-called services. Then out of nowhere, he called me a proper Mother &#####r lol and didn’t even bother asking for my card details. I reckon I must’ve pissed him off, just like the guy before. Honestly, I can’t help but have a laugh messing with these scammers ;)10 yearsThey said they’d lock my PC forever if I didn’t turn it on. Seriously?!!! I can’t believe anyone would fall for something like that. That’s just going way over the line!10 yearsGot a call super early, around 7.15 in the morning, from a lady claiming to be from Microsoft. It was loud and hectic, like some call centre overseas, probably India. Seriously, don't they realise what time it is here before ringing? So annoying!IndiaMicrosoft Corporation10 yearsthis morning around half 8 i got a call from a woman with an asian accent saying she was calling from microsoft. really felt a bit off.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from this number early this morning around 7.26 am, definitely a scam trying to rip me off.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady saying there was something off with my computer. Told her thanks but I’d ask my lad who knows all about this tech stuff. She just hung up straight away! You’d figure she’d be glad it’s not her problem to sort out, lol.10 yearsSome bloke said he was from Microsoft, but you could tell he was calling from India. I kept him chatting for nearly half an hour - 29 minutes and 32 seconds to be exact - before he started getting angry and yelling at me. Needless to say, I've blocked his number now.MicrosoftIndia10 yearssome bloke rang saying he was from microsoft and that my computer’d been hacked. i kept telling him he was talking rubbish and had the wrong info, but he still begged me to switch on my PC. i told him again it was a scam and he was just reading from a script, but he kept going on that i was under attack and it was urgent. my computer was off the whole time, so total con for sure.Microsoft10 yearsThis number has rung me for the third time now. I answered but the voice on the other side didn’t ring any bells, so I quickly hung up. For anyone wondering, the phone shows it as an external call when it comes through.10 yearsCalled me at 7:11 in the morning, and when I picked up all I got was some sort of automated "goodbye". Weird!10 yearsFor the past week, I've been getting calls from this number on my home phone, sometimes really early like 8 in the morning today. Whenever I pick up, there's silence at first, then weird nonsense noise. It's so frustrating! Does anyone know how to block these calls for good?10 yearsGot a call at 7.39 this morning, but no one picked up. Wish these people would be more considerate with the timing - I’m at the top of the kidney transplant list and have to be ready to take calls. Really makes it tough when they’re ringing so early.10 yearsI got a call around 9:30 on a Saturday morning. At first there was dead silence, then some muffled talking in the background. A woman finally came on and claimed to be from Microsoft, saying she needed to check on my computer. I told her nicely to buzz off and ended the call straight away.Microsoft10 yearsWhen I picked up, at first there was just silence for a moment, then suddenly a woman’s recorded voice came on saying, “goodbye.” Strange call!10 yearsGot a call from 02808085555 about sorting out my computer. I kept him chatting for a bit, but eventually he just ended the call.10 yearsJust got a call from someone pretending to be Microsoft about fixing my PC. The voice sounded like it was from somewhere in Asia. Honestly, if this guy had any more brains, he’d probably be twice as daft. Total nonsense.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call with no one speaking on the other end. Felt like a silent call, quite strange.Submit Your Own Report (028 0808 5555)
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