02983688546
☎️ 02983688546 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 029.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02983688546
- Beware of computer repair scamsDec
2014Scam targets vulnerable individuals, hangs upDec
2014Received suspicious computer-related callDec
2014Received scam call, caller hung upDec
2014Scam call about PC securityDec
2014Negative experience with specific personDec
2014Unknown number, no response receivedDec
2014Ignoring fake tech support calls recommendedDec
2014Received scam call from MicrosoftDec
2014Caller suspected of tech scamDec
2014Unsolicited call despite registrationNov
2014Man was slightly rattled, gushingNov
2014Unclear call from accent callerNov
2014Indian scam call about computerNov
2014Received spam call, responded aggressivelyNov
2014Scammer posing as Microsoft employeeNov
2014Warning against fraudulent phone callsNov
2014Received international call, blocked numberNov
2014Scammer posing as IT supportNov
2014Suspicious call, hung up abruptlyNov
2014Unsolicited call from Microsoft scammersNov
2014Warning about potential phone scamNov
2014Scam call, blocked immediatelyNov
2014Report scam calls from this numberNov
2014Helpful community; nuisance callers exposedNov
2014Unwanted call traced to IPNov
2014Scam call from fake techNov
2014Received fake technical support callNov
2014Received identical call; agree completelyNov
2014Received call from fake technicianNov
2014Received silent call from numberNov
2014Phone call prank revealed scamNov
2014Scam call about infected computerNov
2014Suggests watchdog topic, similar experiencesNov
2014Beware of cold caller scamsNov
2014Received call from Microsoft, briefNov
2014Scammer hung up after confrontationNov
2014Received call but didn't answerNov
2014Scammer phone call, entertaining responseNov
2014Phone call was a scamNov
2014Autodialer calls; won't be politeNov
2014Suspicious call with heavy accentNov
2014Aggressive scam call from IndiaNov
2014Beware of phone scam techniquesNov
2014Unwanted call about computer receivedNov
2014Ignoring suspicious robo call numbersNov
2014Dealing with persistent playground bulliesNov
2014Received deceptive call; interrupted aggressivelyNov
2014Scam call about computer virusNov
2014Caller hangs up after answeringNov
2014Suspected scam call from "Microsoft."Nov
2014Scam call about computer cleanupNov
2014Ignore tech scam calls, stay safeNov
2014Receiving fake tech support callsNov
2014Unhelpful and abrupt callerNov
2014Computer scam from IndiaNov
2014Repetitive caller from number 02983688546Nov
2014Unanswered call, no recognized numberNov
2014Asking about reporting identity theftOct
2014Fraudulent call, disconnected when askedOct
2014Number Of Searches: 235 Number Of Comments: 56 First Seen: 21 October 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bourton(Wiltshire), Owmby-by-Spital(Lincolnshire), Rainsough(Lancashire), Saint Leonards(North Lanarkshire) and The Waterwheel(Shropshire).
02983688546 has 56 comments of which 30 x neutral and 26 x negative
02983688546 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02983688546 👆 is reported as a notorious scam number targeting UK residents with fraudulent calls claiming to be from Microsoft or technical support, warning of computer problems or viruses. Callers often speak with an Indian accent, pressurise victims to allow remote access, or offer fake fixes for issues like slow computers or corrupted files. Many recipients, including those on the Telephone Preference Service and ex-directory, have confirmed these calls are unsolicited and aggressive, sometimes turning abusive when challenged. The number frequently hangs up when questioned, and attempts to call back often receive a no-answer or invalid number message. It is strongly advised to ignore and block these calls, avoid sharing personal or financial information, and report any contact to authorities. Vulnerable individuals should be particularly cautious as these scams can cause financial loss and distress.
Reports on phone number 02983688546
12 yearsI received a call inquiring whether my computer was functioning properly. I replied in the affirmative, and he swiftly ended the call. I kind of regret not saying it wasn't working, just to see how he'd respond!12 yearsAs soon as they sense you know what's going on, they just cut the call. Such awful scammers preying on the vulnerable, really nasty people.12 yearsHad some bloke with an Asian accent ring me up warning that my computer was full of viruses and that I needed to switch it off. I tried to get his phone number from him, but he just ended the call straight away!12 yearsHello there - I just received a similar call myself. When I probed about which computer they were referring to, the caller promptly ended the conversation. What a bunch of rotters!12 yearsAn Indian gentleman claimed he required access to my computer to fix a supposed security problem. It was clearly a fraud, so I ended the call. He proceeded to call back three more times! Honestly, why haven't the authorities taken action? There have been numerous complaints about this.12 yearsThis number, 02983688546, called me earlier claiming to be from Microsoft. The guy said my PC was slow because of some corrupted files. I told him my computer was working fine, but he insisted that if not fixed, it would completely shut down eventually. Then he said he’d connect me to Microsoft tech support to sort it out. I wasn’t buying it and told him straight away that I thought it was a scam. I asked who he thought he was messing about, ringing people up and trying to con them. When I kept asking who he really worked for, he just got annoyed and hung up.Microsoft12 yearsI got a call from this number but as soon as I said hello, no one replied. I just gave up and saved the number instead.12 yearsI just dealt with this bloke as well, told him to jog on!12 yearsI received a call out of the blue, even though I'm registered as ex-directory and with the Telephone Preference Service. I simply ended the call without engaging.Telephone Preference Service12 yearsReceived a call earlier from someone named 'Peter', who had quite a strong Indian accent. When I mentioned that I couldn't quite catch what he was saying, he promptly ended the call. I've registered with the Telephone Preference Service, yet it appears to be of no use against these sorts of calls.PeterTelephone Preference Service12 yearsI received a call from a gentleman with an Indian accent claiming to represent Global Tech Support. He insisted there was an issue with Windows every time I used my computer. However, as a devoted Apple user, I recognised immediately that this was a ruse. Stay alert, everyone!Global TechApple12 yearsI received a call from this number earlier today, but it disconnected as soon as I picked up. It showed up as an international call on my device. Curiosity got the better of me, so I searched through my phone’s records to find the digit and discovered some alarming reports about it. Thankfully, my phone has a call blocking feature, so I’ve gone ahead and used it to prevent any future nuisance.12 yearsI just got a call from the same number, told the bloke to buzz off and that he was a total spammer before slamming the phone down. A minute later he called back shouting all sorts of rubbish, so I let him have it back with plenty of choice words about him and his family.12 yearsAbsolute scam artists!!! Such a blatant trick preying on people who just wanna be helpful. I always keep an eye out for dodgy calls like this and could tell straight away this number was dodgy. A relative of mine fell for something similar and it ended up costing them loads. "Corrupt PC?" Nah, the real crooks are those creeps who scare folks just to rip them off! The bloke cut me off as soon as he saw I wasn’t falling for his nonsense.12 yearsSo, just around 5:40pm on the 28th of November 2014, this bloke called and started off by asking how I was doing. I turned the question back on him, and he sounded a bit thrown off for a second. Then, out of the blue, he wanted to know about my computer and internet. I responded all cheerful-like, saying they were both top-notch and definitely nothing to worry about. After that, I just ended the call.12 yearsThe number 02983688546 rang me today just after midday. A gentleman named 'William', who had quite a noticeable Indian accent, was on the line claiming to be from Microsoft. That really set off alarm bells for me. I informed him that I would be reporting him to the authorities before hanging up, yet he proceeded to call me repeatedly afterwards, each time going unanswered on my part.WilliamMicrosoft12 yearsI received a call from a gentleman with an Indian accent who inquired about the condition of my computer, claiming to represent a tech firm whose name I might have misheard. When I probed further and questioned the reason behind his inquiry, he abruptly ended the call. Quite suspicious, wouldn’t you say?12 yearsAbout 6:20 this evening, I got a call from 02983688546. As normal, I answered and said hello, but after a few seconds the caller hung up. When I dialled back, an automated message said the number didn't exist. Honestly, watch out for this - it’s definitely a scam. Trust me, I’ve fallen for similar rubbish before and it’s a nightmare you don’t want to go through. These sorts of crooks are the worst kind of people, and it feels like no one can stop them.12 yearsHere we go again - received a call from someone purporting to be from IT support, insisting that my computer had some corrupted files. When I probed for the name of the company, he was rather vague and only mentioned it was based in Birmingham. I decided to end the conversation there. Best steer clear of this one!Birmingham12 yearsJust had a random call from this number about ten minutes back. We're a computer repair business located in Glasgow, and it seems we're not alone in this. Several of our clients here have mentioned they've been contacted by folks claiming to be from 'Microsoft Technical Support' lately. It looks like they're currently targeting numbers in the Glasgow area. Honestly, your best bet is to just hang up on them.GlasgowMicrosoft12 yearsI had a chap with a strong Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft calling me up. He kept saying my computer was riddled with errors, which it wasn’t. Seriously, do they think I'm gullible enough to fall for that? I've had enough, so I’ve blocked their number.Microsoft12 yearsCheers to everyone in this community! I must say, your insights have been utterly invaluable. That pesky phone call jolted me from my slumber, so I missed the opportunity to have a chat with the chap who had an Indian accent. Much like the individual preparing dinner, I tend to inform these bothersome callers to hang tight for a moment while I fetch the door, and I keep them on the line until my phone battery decides to give up the ghost. Quite amusing, isn't it? They certainly deserve it! I completely resonate with the person who pointed out that these folks take advantage of those who are more vulnerable. Absolutely appalling!12 yearsI encountered a rather intrusive individual yesterday. Being an unlisted number myself, I was curious about how he had sourced my digits. His response? He claimed it was obtained through my IP address! I promptly told him, rather firmly, to take a hike!12 yearsI reckon this number ought to be flagged. I’m a director, so I’m quite puzzled as to how they got hold of my digits. I simply can’t be doing with these nuisance scam calls. Luckily, I let my voicemail pick up, and they hung up without leaving a message. Thank goodness for that!12 yearsI’ve just received an identical call and I totally echo Jenny’s remarks and recommendations!Jenny12 yearsSo, yesterday this bloke rings me claiming he's from some computer tech support. I just told him to jog on and hung up straight away - didn’t buy it for a second. Haven't heard from him since, thank goodness. But if he tries again, I reckon I’ll mess about with him a bit, maybe keep him chatting and wasting his time instead.12 yearsSo this bloke rang me claiming he was with "THE TECHNICAL SIDE OF MY COMPUTER" or summat like that. I just found it hilarious and burst out laughing, then he quickly ended the call. What a muppet!12 yearsHad a bit of a laugh with the bloke who rang me. Let him chat away for a bit before I hit him with some harsh facts. Idiots like that really get on my nerves, and can you believe he was the one swearing at me? If you're looking into this number, whatever you do, don’t fall for their tricks.12 yearsI can totally relate to the experiences mentioned above. It strikes me that this issue deserves to be brought to the attention of Watchdog.Watchdog12 yearsThis number just rang me, but nobody on the other end said a word.12 yearsGot a call from this number, some bloke trying the same old ruse about my computer being nearly 80% infected. I just burst out laughing and told him “bollocks, get lost”. Honestly, don’t be fooled by that nonsense.12 yearsGot a call from this number and some lass started blabbering about being from the “technical IT side” of my computer. I played along for a good five minutes, then told her I actually don’t own a computer. She just hung up on me right after that. What a waste of time!12 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, inquiring about the condition of my computer. I assured him everything was functioning perfectly-a complete non-issue. After that, he promptly hung up.Microsoft12 yearsWhat a daft call I received today regarding ‘tech support for computer troubles’... I firmly asked him to clarify his reason, and he just cut off the line. Such a timid little chap, is he! I pondered giving him a ring back for a bit of fun, but honestly, it's just not worth the hassle, time, or expense!12 yearsI received a rather curious call from this number earlier today. An individual with a distinct Indian accent claimed to be from IT support, insisting that there was an issue with my computer. Now, considering I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service and my number is ex-directory, I was quite baffled as to how he managed to obtain my details or any information about my PC. Before I could properly respond, he abruptly ended the call, which I find quite telling. It’s obvious they’re preying on those who may be unsuspecting or a bit more vulnerable. My suggestion to anyone would be to steer clear of engaging with such unsolicited callers; it's the best way to avoid being taken advantage of. Cheers, Jenny.Telephone Preference ServiceJenny12 yearsI received a cheeky call yesterday, and the bloke on the other end insisted I turn my computer on. I kept him waiting while I pretended to rummage for it. Meanwhile, I shoved dinner in the oven and made up an excuse about the computer being out of battery. He then prompted me to locate the charger, but I ended up tossing some chips in the oven instead. Honestly, I couldn’t find it anywhere! He mentioned he’d ring back today to see if I’d managed to track it down, but I told him my flatmate has it and won’t be back until Friday. I suppose he’ll be getting a callback then! It’s quite amusing playing them at their own tricks!12 yearsI recently received a rather unsettling call from a chap claiming to be from Windows or Microsoft, with an Indian accent, no less. When I inquired how he obtained my number, he started rambling about my computer. It escalated quickly; he became rather hostile and threatened to shut my computer down and create chaos. To make matters worse, he resorted to swearing at me and my family, even hurling nasty comments about our Pakistani background, saying he would come and cause harm. Quite an appalling experience, to say the least!WindowsMicrosoft12 yearsI find myself facing the same issue with calls that abruptly disconnect, and when I attempt to return the call, it tells me the number doesn’t exist. A mate from BT once informed me that these silent calls are usually made by autodialers trying to sift through and find active numbers. Sure enough, a proper voice call often follows. I must say, thanks to this website, I won’t hold back if that nuisance rings me again! In the past, I’ve had a bit of fun answering such calls by mentioning my local constabulary - it’s quite amusing! Cheers for the tips!BT12 yearsReceived a call this evening at 7:45, but after glancing at the reviews, I decided not to pick up.12 yearsThey really don’t give up easily, and once they figure out you’re not fooled, they start throwing childish insults like you’re back in the school playground.12 yearsEarlier today, precisely at 13:35, I received a call from this particular number. The voice on the other end had quite an American twang. Once he started talking about my computer, I decided to terminate the call, especially since my phone number isn't publicly available. Additionally, I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service, which means I ought to be steering clear of any intrusive calls of this nature. Quite frustrating, to say the least!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsA chap informed me that my computer wasn’t getting a decent signal. I struggled to grasp what he was saying, his Indian accent was quite thick. I felt a bit wary, so I chose not to engage. He ended up hanging up on me instead.12 yearsI recently received a phone call from this number, and on the line was a chap with a distinct Indian accent. He claimed to be contacting me from the technical department of Windows concerning my computer issues. Given that I use a Mac, I promptly informed him of this and pointed out the apparent scam before hanging up on him.Windows12 yearsGot a call from 02983688546, told them it was rubbish and just ended the call.12 yearsReceived a rather peculiar call earlier today, claiming that my computer was emitting some kind of signal. I decided to cut him off mid-sentence, firmly stating that such a thing wasn't the case. His response was quite frantic, practically shouting "No, No, No!" down the line. I must admit, I told him to kindly take a hike, but I did try to keep my tone civil!12 yearsThis evening I got a call from 02983688546 where some bloke claimed my computer was full of viruses. He wanted me to turn my computer on right away so he could sort it out, saying he worked for Microsoft. I told him I’ve got Norton Security but he kept saying it wouldn’t protect me. Feels like a scam to me, any advice?MicrosoftNorton12 yearsI've had a rather irritating experience this evening with this particular number, which has rung me not once, but twice. Each time I answer, they promptly disconnect. I attempted to return the call to uncover who it is, but to my surprise, I was met with the message that the number doesn’t exist! Could someone please look into this?12 yearsI received a phone call around 7:45 this evening from someone who sounded foreign. They claimed that my computer was riddled with a serious virus and insisted that I turn it on immediately. I explained that I couldn't do that at the moment since I had comprehensive Norton 360 protection installed. The caller dismissed that, saying it was ineffective. When I pressed him for my name-after all, if he was genuinely representing Microsoft, he should know-I caught him off guard, and he quickly fumbled for an excuse. I told him to ring back at the same time tomorrow as I was sceptical about the legitimacy of his claims. After doing some reading on this number, it’s clear that it was a scam.Microsoft12 yearsWhat a con! Received a call from someone claiming they could ascertain the sluggishness of my computer remotely, all in a bid to flog me a so-called 'cleanup' service. The chap barely got to the point where he asked, "Am I right in my assessment?" to which I shot back, "Not at all-there's no way you can access my computer and this is nothing but a scam!" After that, he abruptly ended the call.12 yearsMy office has been inundated with numerous calls from individuals feigning to offer assistance with our computer issues. It's nothing but a nuisance, really!12 yearsBe cautious, everyone. We asked her to clarify whom she was calling, and straight away, she hung up on us!12 yearsIt appears that the typical phone scam is originating from India again.India12 yearsI keep getting calls from the number 02983688546, and it's really becoming a bother. Whoever's on the other end hangs up as soon as I answer, almost as if they're toying with me, like I’m some kid under the age of sixteen. Quite frustrating, to say the least!12 yearsTried ringing them, but they disconnected as soon as we picked up. When we attempted to call again, it said the number wasn't recognised.12 yearsI find myself in the same boat, and I’m rather intrigued to know if anyone has had a go at reporting these folks to the local constabulary. What was their response, if you don't mind sharing?12 yearsWe recently received a call from this number, and it's clearly a scam. When we asked for their contact number so we could get back to them, they abruptly hung up. Quite dodgy if you ask me!Submit Your Own Report (029 8368 8546)
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