02879865845
☎️ 02879865845 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 028. The area code 028 originates from Magherafelt.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02879865845
- Untrustworthy calls from phony numbersMay
2016Suspicious calls, Asian accent, hung upMay
2016Wasted scammer's time, recorded callMay
2016Dealt with persistent scam callerMay
2016Warning about possible PPI scamsMay
2016User trolls scam caller brilliantlyMay
2016Ignored suspicious Irish number callMay
2016Warning about potential scammersMay
2016Received suspicious scam phone callMay
2016Unsolicited scam calls posing as MicrosoftMay
2016Rejected job offer as madamMay
2016Warning about scam tech supportMay
2016Warning about fraudulent computer scamMay
2016Computer scam with fraudulent tacticsMay
2016Engaged scammer for entertainment purposesMay
2016Scam call, end conversation humorouslyMay
2016Received unwanted, fake tech supportMay
2016Persistent scammers providing fake technical supportMay
2016Loud whistle startles KevinMay
2016Scam call about computer assistanceMay
2016Rude caller needs monitoring actionMay
2016Claiming to be Microsoft scammerMay
2016Reporting silent caller to bossMay
2016Rude call, hung up abruptlyMay
2016Silent caller at 3:45 pmMay
2016Reporting unwanted call on May 2, 2016May
2016Repeated calls from Indian womanMay
2016Reporting unwanted silent call for attentionMay
2016Indian lady claiming Microsoft scamApr
2016User received scam tech support callApr
2016Scam phone call from IndiaApr
2016Unrecognized caller, no message leftApr
2016Avoided scam call with humorApr
2016Persistent scam call, hung upApr
2016Frustration with fake support callsApr
2016Phone call scam by impostorApr
2016Suspected scam call from IndiaApr
2016Advised someone to get jobApr
2016Scam call about Windows issueApr
2016Received scam call about WindowsApr
2016Unknown call about computer issuesApr
2016Man claiming fraud from MicrosoftApr
2016Fraudulent tech support phone callApr
2016Tired of aggressive Microsoft scamApr
2016Annoyed by unwanted phone callsApr
2016User had conversation with scammersApr
2016Suspicious scam calls; user warnsApr
2016Terminated call with Indian ladyApr
2016Scam call impersonating Microsoft supportApr
2016Unknown caller calling frequentlyApr
2016Avoid scam Asian Windows callApr
2016Deceptive person with foreign accentApr
2016Ladt knew it's a scamApr
2016Avoid computer scammer phone callsApr
2016No one on the lineApr
2016Warning about scam phone callApr
2016Call was silent and unsettlingApr
2016Unwanted and silent phone callApr
2016Frustrated with fake Microsoft supportApr
2016Suspicious about Asian woman typingApr
2016Frustrating experience with tech scamApr
2016Irritating silent calls from telemarketersApr
2016Warning about Indian computer fraudApr
2016False Microsoft technician tries troubleshootingApr
2016Scam phone calls from AsiansApr
2016Unknown silent call, possible voicemailApr
2016Unanswered calls from this numberApr
2016Received computer scam call, confrontedApr
2016Comment is regarding something annoyingApr
2016Multiple calls, pushy and rudeApr
2016Questioning call center ethical integrityApr
2016User suspects possible fraudulent activityApr
2016Dealt with attempted computer scamApr
2016Upsetting interaction with Susan, discontinuationApr
2016Recent scam call, misquoted lawsApr
2016Man attempted scam through remote accessApr
2016Warning about computer scam callApr
2016Scam call about computer errorsApr
2016Frequent calls despite lack of computerApr
2016Received suspicious call, hung upApr
2016Persistent unwanted phone calls annoyanceApr
2016Scam call with heated interactionApr
2016Ignored overseas intruding phone callsApr
2016Scam call from fake "Veronica"Apr
2016Scam call by fake "Microsoft"Apr
2016Warning of phishing and scamsApr
2016Refused scam call about computerApr
2016Call blocker prevents unwanted callsApr
2016Fraudulent women say laptop issuesApr
2016Scammed elderly woman, asked for paymentApr
2016Received suspicious phone call, likely scamApr
2016Warning about Indian scam artistsApr
2016Random number provided without contextApr
2016Beware of scam caller reportApr
2016Naming laptop caused issues with MicrosoftApr
2016Phone scam attempt, denied ownershipApr
2016Questioned legitimacy of computer serviceApr
2016Ignoring persistent telemarketing callsApr
2016Warning: computer errors, potential accessApr
2016Asked for server IP addressApr
2016Ignored call, attempted to scareApr
2016Confused by unexpected phone callApr
2016Foreign girl, computer scam, obviousMar
2016Suspicious tech support phone callMar
2016Warning about fake Microsoft scamMar
2016Callers got angry and leftMar
2016Number Of Searches: 666 Number Of Comments: 99 First Seen: 17 March 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bragar(Western Isles), Godshill(Isle of Wight), Radnage(Buckinghamshire), Smallthorne(Staffordshire) and Wellesbourne(Warwickshire).
02879865845 has 99 comments of which 47 x neutral and 52 x negative
02879865845 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02879865845 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance number linked to a well-known computer support scam. Callers, often with South Asian accents, falsely claim to be from Microsoft or affiliated technical teams, warning of critical issues on the victim’s Windows PC to induce remote access. They frequently use scare tactics involving event viewer errors and may attempt to install malware or extort money. Many have complained about aggressive, rude behaviour and refusals to respect the Telephone Preference Service. The number is often associated with silent calls or hang-ups when challenged. Users advise not to engage, never allow remote access, and to report the number. It is important to note that Microsoft does not make unsolicited support calls, and this number is widely recognised as fraudulent.
Reports on phone number 02879865845
10 yearsGot calls from this number and also 0195478845 claiming to be from Windows Support - yeah, right, I’m not falling for that.Windows Technical Team10 yearsI received a rather suspicious call earlier today from this number. The chap on the line, who had quite a noticeable Asian accent, asserted he was representing "Windows support." The moment he referred to Windows as a company, it raised a huge red flag for me. I politely expressed my disbelief, bade him farewell, and ended the conversation. Shortly after, I got another call from the same number, but this time there was just silence on the other end. Both calls occurred around lunchtime.10 yearsTotal scam, no doubt! I didn’t mind munching up some time on a dull Monday morning messing with him. Played along with his whole ‘Windows’ issue spiel until I told him he was barking up the wrong tree since I use a Mac. Mentioned I was recording for the coppers too, and he hung up sharpish after that.10 yearsReceived an automated message. Those pesky PPI scammers are at it again!10 yearsThese sc@m peeps are the worst!10 yearsGot a call from this number just after 1pm today. Recognised the dialling code as Irish straight away so I just ignored it. Unsurprisingly, no voicemail was left. Reading the recent reviews, I’m really pleased I didn’t bother picking up!Ireland10 yearsGot a call from a woman with quite a thick Asian accent claiming Microsoft had flagged issues with my computer. I said "Sorry?" a couple of times as she kept going, and when there was a pause I just said "You’re talking nonsense!" and hung up. Even after that, I could still hear her trying to argue.MicrosoftPardon10 yearsGot another call out of the blue from this number saying they're from Microsoft. Reported it to the ICO and TPS but they can't do much about it. Totally a scam - MS always says they never ring folks without warning.MicrosoftICOTPS10 yearsTotal scam, no doubt. I told the woman she should find a more respectable job, maybe running a bordello or something. She didn’t seem too pleased about that!10 yearsTotal ripoff, like people already mentioned. If you keep doing what they say, they’ll trick you into downloading some nasty virus from a dodgy site and steal all your cash. Just tell ’em to be ashamed and put the phone down!10 yearsThis is a total computer scam. They try to get you to open the Event Viewer showing admin events to freak you out with all those yellow warning signs and errors. Their method of showing your supposed computer ID is fake, as they just pull info from their own system. They say they’re from “Online London Support” at 14 Hanover Street, London, but that place doesn’t actually host them. It’s a bogus copy of a legit company called Online Support London. The postcode they gave, PW8 9JQ, is totally made up.Hanover StreetLondonOnline10 yearsI believe this is a dodgy computer scam. I decided to engage with them just to see how they operated and to tie up their time a bit. They follow a sort of two-act structure. First, they threaten you with the notion that your computer will be shut down if you don't play along. They direct you to the Event Viewer where they present a frightful display of yellow warning signs and red error notifications. Following that, they hand you over to a different caller for the grand performance. They’ve got a fabricated method for displaying a so-called computer ID that they miraculously read from their end, which would match anyone else’s as well. I’ve received numerous calls during the morning. They claim to represent something called Online London Support, giving an address of 14 Hanover Street, London, but that address doesn’t check out. It appears to be a counterfeit of a legitimate entity named Online Support London. The postcode they provided, PW8 9JQ, is absolute nonsense.Event ViewerHanover StreetLondonOnline Support London10 yearsBeware of this con! It shows up with a London area code, yet they’re phoning from abroad. Don’t divulge any personal details; just hang up! Alternatively, you could have a bit of fun by chatting to them while quoting classic lines from Monty Python or Blackadder. It turns into quite the amusing pastime!LondonMonty PythonBlackadder10 yearsGot a call from this number just now. They started off asking "what's wrong with your (rude word)" then switched to saying it was about my computer. This is so dodgy, how do we put an end to these? It really should be banned.10 yearsGot a call from Kevin at Windows, so I gave him a loud blast on my whistle. Bet his ears are still ringing back in Delhi!KevinDelhi10 yearsTech support calls nonstop, total rip-offs. They keep insisting they can sort out my PC. I warned them their number is flagged loads of times as a scam but it didn't stop them. I'm certain they'll be back on the phone soon enough. How come these con artists are still allowed to operate when everyone knows what they are?10 yearsI received a call earlier today from a chap of Asian descent who claimed that my computer had somehow summoned him to assist me. He insisted that if I could be at my computer, he’d be able to provide his services. I let him know I was registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but he brushed that aside, saying it didn’t matter since he wasn’t technically cold calling. I informed him that I didn’t require his assistance, as my daughter is a software engineer who manages all my tech needs. This wasn’t the first time I’ve had such a call; a mate of mine has had two similar experiences, despite the fact that she doesn’t even own a computer!Telephone Preference Service10 yearsThis number definitely warrants some attention! It feels like BT ought to be keeping an eye on it, though I've got a hunch it might not even be a UK number. As you've mentioned, the person on the other end is incredibly impolite-constantly cutting the call off. It’s just so frustrating!BTUK10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft - definitely a scammer! Avoid and hang up fast.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from 02879865845 this afternoon at precisely 3:45 pm on the 2nd of May. I’m recording the date and time in the hopes that management might look at these posts and reconsider whether it's worth it to keep on these voiceless callers who clearly aren’t performing their duties as they should. It's evident someone was on the line, considering the message indicating a missed call shows up once they hang up.10 yearsI just received a call from 02879865845 at precisely 3:45 PM on the 2nd of May, 2016. I'm documenting this in the hope that their management might stumble upon these comments and review their call records. It makes one wonder if they really want to pay individuals who engage in silent phoning - it hardly seems a productive use of resources! There was clearly someone at the other end, as the ‘call cleared’ message pops up as soon as they disconnect.10 yearsBlimey, this chap from India started rambling on about windows! He queried if I was a window cleaner or maybe flogging double glazing. I thought I’d have a bit of fun and got his goat really well. He got so flustered that he ended up hanging up on me! What a cheeky sod!BlimeyIndia10 yearsJust got a call from 02879865845 at about 3.45pm on the 2nd of May. I’m noting down the date and time here in case the people in charge actually look at these reviews. It’s pointless having silent callers if they don’t even bother to do their job right. You can tell someone was there cos the usual "message cleared" tone plays once they hang up.10 yearsI've had this Indian lady with an English name ring me up yet again from this number. It’s been a proper nuisance, she's called me no fewer than twenty times since last month! I’m starting to wonder if we ought to keep our manners intact when dealing with this sort of thing. What do you reckon?10 yearsI just had a call from 02879865845 a moment ago, around 3:45 PM on the 2nd of May. I’m jotting down the details in the hopes that the higher-ups will take a look at these comments and review their call logs. It’s baffling why they’d keep on silent callers who clearly aren’t fulfilling their duties. There was definitely someone on the line, as I noticed the message indicating the other party has disconnected after they hung up. - Caller: unknown10 yearsGot a call from a woman saying she was from Microsoft tech support, saying my computer was showing errors. I normally just say I don’t own a PC and they quickly end the call. But this time I called her out for being a scammer and told her to bugger off.Microsoft10 yearsSomebody called saying my computer had serious problems and they could fix it. I messed about with them for a while, then said I'm a computer tech and they were talking rubbish. They hung up super quick when I warned them I’d report them to the authorities. The number’s area code took me here: [#][#]repairs-4[###]/ A 'Microsoft' firm but no phone number to get in touch? Seems dodgy to me.Microsoft10 yearsJust like the other stories, I had a guy with an Asian accent call saying my computer was having issues. I kept him waiting for about 5 minutes, pretending my computer was booting up, and I reckon he lost interest and hung up :)10 yearsa woman with an indian accent called me saying my windows had problems and they got a message about it. she said they’d blocked my system and i needed to switch on my computer so they could fix it. i said no thanks. she seemed taken aback and asked why not. i told her microsoft don’t call like that and it’s clearly a scam. then i hung up.10 yearsI've received a couple of calls from this number, but they didn’t bother leaving a message. When I tried to return the call, it turns out I didn’t recognise the number at all. Quite odd, really!10 yearsGot a call from 02879865845 around 1 in the afternoon on 29-04-2016. An African woman claimed there was an issue with my internet. I knew straight away it was a scam since I’ve had loads of calls like this before. I told her she’d reached Tech Support and asked her to provide her service contract number and which department she was from so we could check her problem. If she couldn’t, then she was trying to scam me and my software had logged her number, and the legal team would be looking into it. She hung up suddenly.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy saying he was with computer support. I've had loads of these nonsense calls, so I told him to get lost (well, maybe not exactly like that) and to never ring me again. Honestly, I'm fed up with these scammers.10 yearsReceived a call today from a lady named Susan, who was supposedly from India. She claimed there was a significant issue with my Windows operating system and offered to assist me in resolving it. I swiftly made it clear what I thought of her so-called help and promptly ended the call. Plus, my number isn’t even listed!SusanIndia10 yearsSpoke to the bloke and told him he should find a proper job. He did admit that what he’s doing isn’t right, but said he can’t seem to land a decent job anywhere.10 yearsGot a call from 02879865845, some woman with an Indian accent said my internet provider told her I wasn't doing updates. She couldn't explain what updates or anything, just told me to switch my computer on. You can guess what happened next. Told her where to go and, to my surprise, she ended the call.10 yearsGot a call from 02879865845 yesterday at about 9.15. I picked up since I have family in Northern Ireland, though usually I don’t answer unknown numbers. The woman on the line sounded Asian and told me to switch on my computer because there was an issue. I told her no way and ended the call. This morning I got another call from the same number, but no ID showed up!Northern Ireland10 yearsI received a call from this number today claiming there was a "critical issue with Windows." I gave them a piece of my mind! We're registered with the Telephone Preference Service; I'm wondering if that actually holds any weight in Northern Ireland, or is it just a bit of window dressing?Telephone Preference ServiceNorthern Ireland10 yearsSome bloke rang saying he was from Microsoft. I told him to hang up on himself when he claimed there were errors on my PC. I asked, "What computer?" and he said "Microsoft one." I then explained 1) I don't own any Microsoft device and haven't for ages, so how could he know? 2) I'm registered with the TPS and this call was illegal. 3) Remove my number from all your lists or I’ll report you if you call back. Then I ended the call.MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service10 yearsIt’s really frustrating how these lot can still call you even if you’re ex directory. Thankfully my phone blocks all unknown numbers automatically. Just another number to chuck on the block list, and trust me, that list is pretty long already.10 yearsI'm proper fed up with these scammers pretending to work for Microsoft and boasting about being certified. No clue what certificates they reckon they've got - probably something made up. They’ve gotten way pushier lately, almost insisting I switch my computer on so they can “sort out” my issues. I just hang up now; they're not as entertaining to mess with as they used to be.Microsoft10 yearsThe phone rang twice before I picked it up, only to be met with a curious pause before a voice informed me they had an issue with my computer. It was clear the line was rather poor-definitely not a good sign. I’ve come across reports about such scams before. It's rather concerning that they got hold of my number, especially since it’s unlisted! Take heed, folks; there seemed to be both a chap and a lady on the line, clearly attempting to hoodwink us. Following that, they made another attempt using a withheld number, but I swiftly ended the call each time!10 yearsReceived a call from a woman with an Indian accent regarding my computer, so I ended the call abruptly.10 yearsI got a call from a woman who sounded like she was Chinese, saying my computer had a virus and she needed to fix it. She wasn’t trying to sell anything, just wanted to repair my PC. When I asked for her number, she just hung up. These people should be tracked down and made to face consequences or even put in jail for bothering people like this.10 yearsI just received a call from this number. There was a noticeable delay before anyone answered. An Indian gentleman claimed he was with Microsoft and stated there were urgent faults on my computer. He requested that I power it up so he could fix the issues, assuring me that a qualified Microsoft technician would be available for a chat afterwards. I quickly hung up as he was attempting to keep me on the line! I’ll be lodging a report with Microsoft. I must emphasise, folks, exercise extreme caution - this reeks of a scam and could potentially be quite hazardous. They dialled my number, which is not publicly available and has been registered with the Telephone Preference Service for the past four years! Clearly, TPS isn’t doing its job properly.MicrosoftTelephone Preference ServiceTPS10 yearsNot sure who this is, but they keep ringing me quite a lot ??10 yearsGot a dodgy call from someone with an Asian accent saying my Windows PC had major problems. I told them I don’t even use Windows and then just ended the call.10 yearsCaller had an accent and sounded like a total scammer.10 yearsTotal scam, probs computer glitch stuff. Best to just put the phone down.10 yearsPicked up the phone only to find absolute silence on the other end. Quite peculiar, really.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian woman insisting she needed to talk to the person who owns a Windows PC. Told her she had no business asking for that. I told her straight up she had no rights here. Let her know I recognised it as a scam and that I'd be reporting both her and the number.10 yearsThis number is one of those where someone with a strong foreign accent claims to be calling from Microsoft tech support, saying your computer has serious issues. If you keep the call going, they’ll try to get control of your PC (if you let them) and then demand money. They’ve been ringing me at least a couple times a week lately. I usually play along for a bit before telling them they must really be embarrassing their family doing this. Occasionally I’m a bit harsher. I’ve reported them to the ICO and police, but it still hasn’t stopped.MicrosoftICO10 yearsA rather unsettling experience with this peculiar call that didn’t seem to utter a single word. Quite unnerving, to say the least!10 yearsNo sound on the line, just silence.10 yearsGot a call from a guy with an Asian accent claiming my Windows had serious errors. I told him I was actually staring out my window and everything looked fine. He then insisted it was a Microsoft Windows issue and some fatal problem with my device. I said I don’t even own a computer. He quickly switched to saying my laptop then, but I told him I don’t have one of those either. The call cut off right after that! Definitely felt like a scam to me. You’d think with all the money Microsoft has, they’d do something to stop these fraudsters.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady, said it was some computer issue. Sounded a bit dodgy to me.10 yearsGot a call from an Asian guy saying he was from Microsoft, telling me my computer had serious errors. When I asked for his phone number so my IT guy could phone him back, he just hung up. When will these scams ever be tackled properly? It's becoming ridiculous. We can send people to the moon but can’t seem to catch these scammers, seems like it's just too difficult.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call with no one on the other end - quite infuriating, to be honest.10 yearssome bloke said he was from Microsoft support, told me to switch on the computer, i asked which one as we got a few here, he said the error would hit all of em. then i told him we only got macs here, no windows at all, he said sorry for the bother and ended the call.Microsoft10 yearsOver the span of a week, I got calls from an Asian lady and a guy, both saying my computer had loads of issues. When I asked on the second call for them to take me off their list, they questioned why, so I just hung up!10 yearsThis number keeps calling, yet when I pick up, there’s nobody on the other end. Quite peculiar!10 yearsGot a call from an Indian bloke claiming there was something wrong with my computer. Told him I'd track him down and sort him out. When I asked where Mayfair was, he quickly said he was actually in Mumbai. Let him have it then. My heart goes out to the ones genuinely in trouble though. He even dared me to come and kick him out of his office. These scammers want to get into your computer remotely and set up malware keystroke loggers to steal cash from your bank. Don't be fooled by their lies!LondonMayfairMumbai10 yearsGot a call again today saying my computer had loads of error messages. Weird thing is, it wasn’t even switched on. I didn’t hold back and told the bloke exactly what i thought about him and all those scammers like him.10 yearsNot sure. Might be a silent call, maybe they just got the answerphone.10 yearsWhy me tho?! Got like 5 calls over a few days all from 2 or 3 different numbers. All sounded Asian and I couldn’t make out what they were saying properly. Today, I told one of them I wasn't sharing any personal info, and she kept going on about the Data Protection Act 1998. Asked if she felt bad scamming people like this, but couldn’t really tell what she said back. Honestly found her quite rude and annoying.Asia10 yearsSo frustrating!10 yearsTotal scam, don’t trust it.10 yearsIt’s like they have some kinda psychic powers to 'know' my computer’s got issues even when it’s switched off. I asked the woman if she actually liked her job, and she said yes. Then I questioned if she enjoyed lying and being involved in a scam. She looked totally clueless, didn’t get what I meant at all. Really makes you wonder about the kinda life they live. Zero guilt, that’s for sure.10 yearsGot a couple of calls lately from someone sounding Asian, trying to get me to turn on my computer. I told them straight up it’s dodgy and I’m not gonna give my bank info over the phone. Then they tried to quote the Data Protection Act, saying they can’t take personal details on a call - I called them out on that and said they really should’ve looked it up first. When I checked the number online, some sites actually claim it’s an official Microsoft tech support line! Honestly, it’s getting sketchier by the minute.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call from an Asian lady named Susan. Chatted with her for about 15 minutes and was having a laugh, but things turned sour when I mentioned I only had an apple. She suddenly lost interest and didn’t want to carry on.Susan10 yearsSome bloke was showing my lad the Windows Event Viewer, trying to baffle him and get him to let him in through TeamViewer for a "business meeting". When he tried to charge for it, my son got wary and gave me a ring. We've turned the PC off now and taking it to the shop tomorrow to have a proper look and clear out any dodgy stuff they could have put in.TeamViewer10 yearsGot a call from someone saying there was an issue with my computer. They asked if I was sitting at it right then. I just blasted out The Grand Old Duke of York loudly. They didn’t join in at all. Total scammers!10 yearsThis number keeps ringing me but as soon as I pick up, they just drop the call. If I let it ring through to my voicemail, they end the call there too. Honestly, I'm fed up with getting bugged by this number. From now on, I'll just keep my phone on answer machine mode until whoever's calling either speaks or leaves a message.10 yearsThey keep ringing me up, funny thing is I don't even own a computer! Definitely not gonna call back.10 yearsGot a call from an asian guy claiming he was from Microsoft tech support, telling me there was something wrong with my computer. I told him I wasnt buying it and just ended the call. My number is on the telephone preference service list but that clearly doesnt stop these annoying calls.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call earlier from a woman with an Asian accent saying Microsoft found some issues on my PC. She wanted me to log on so she could help sort it out. I just ended the call straight away.Microsoft10 yearsdefinitely a phishing scam, tried to trick me into downloading a virus on my computer.10 yearsGot a call earlier from someone who called himself Mike from Microsoft, saying my PC was running slow and offered a code to fix it. Total scam! If you enter that code, they can actually hack into your computer. Didn’t even bother talking to him and just blocked the number straight away.MikeMicrosoft10 yearsgot a call this morning about my computer, told the bloke i don’t take calls like that and then just hung up.10 yearsGot a call from some Indian lady claiming my computer had deadly issues or something. I told her she was a total scammer and slammed the phone down. Even after I hung up, I could still hear her yelling at me through the handset.India10 yearsThey keep ringin but cant get past my call blocker so they keep failing to connect.10 yearsDid what felt right and hung up straight away. I’ll keep doing that. Really fed up with these annoying calls from abroad. Is there any way to block or stop them for good?10 yearsGot a call from someone named Veronica, sounded Indian. She claimed there was an issue with my computer. I told her I don’t even own one but she kept going. I told her to quit the scams and never ring me again.Veronica10 yearsa lady called claiming to be from tech support saying my laptop had issues. dont trust them at all.10 yearsgot a call from an asian lady who said my computer had big problems and asked if it was mine. i said if i own it then yes obviously. she went on about some serious server errors i couldn’t make sense of. i told her i didn’t understand and ended the call. then got two calls straight after from 0199845445, a number i’ve had before with scammy calls like this. needless to say, i didn’t answer!10 yearsSome bloke from abroad targetted an elderly lady for over an hour. Told her her account was hacked, went on about viruses and stuff. Tried getting her email and even asked for money. He phoned back a few times too. Proper harassment and really unsafe.10 yearsthis number is total scam. theyre indian scammers trying to talk you into putting software on your computer at home. just ignore them completely.India10 yearsdodgy call saying they wanna hack your PC or steal bank details watch out. i’m thinking of reporting it to the cops10 yearsGot a call and thought it was one of those scams trying to hack into my computer since they talked about fixing my PC.10 yearsseemed like there was an issue with my laptop name on the ms windows. the woman at the other end just ended the call after i asked about it.Microsoft10 yearsThought it was a scam. Woman claimed there was an issue with my computer. Told her I don’t own a computer. Then she insisted it was my laptop, I said I don't have one. She kept asking how it’s possible I don’t have a computer. I just stayed quiet and waited till she ended the call.10 yearsAs soon as we picked up, there was nothing but quiet. What a nuisance!10 yearsI received a call from someone claiming that our computer was encountering errors, and she insisted on gaining access to it. Just a heads up-she seemed to be trying something rather dodgy.10 yearsWe asked the chap precisely which server IP our computer was utilising, but he seemed utterly baffled by our query and had no clue what we were on about.10 yearsI hung up the phone as soon as we answered it. I tried to say something to spook them a bit, but realised the line was completely dead.10 yearsI wasn't quite aware of the area code, so we decided to answer the call. After a brief pause, a chap tried to have a natter with us regarding our computer. We quickly clarified that we actually didn't own one.10 yearsI had a conversation with a young lady who spoke with a foreign accent. She claimed it was regarding our computer, and as soon as I asked for the name of her company, she quickly gave me the firm name listed below. It’s clear this is a dodgy operation.10 yearsThis number contacted us, claiming they were offering assistance for our computer issues. It felt a bit dodgy, to be honest.10 yearsHad a rather dodgy call claiming they were from Microsoft, insisting that our computer was spitting out error messages. I promptly told them to jog on! It’s clear these characters are trying to pull a fast one.Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call from this number. Didn't answer it. We kept quiet instead. Seems like they just hung up on us.Submit Your Own Report (028 7986 5845)
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