0789238262904
TimeLine☎️ 0789238262904 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 789238262904.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0789238262904
- Scam call impersonating Microsoft reportedAug
2015Reported fraud by Online TechAug
2015Scam call from Indian womanAug
2015Reported scam, threatened legal actionAug
2015Receiving unnecessary calls for nonexistent computerAug
2015Received scam call, wasted timeAug
2015Suspicious calls from "All line tech."Aug
2015Scam call about computer issuesAug
2015Unknown number, no message leftAug
2015Scam call about Microsoft errorAug
2015Missed two calls, no voicemailAug
2015Missed call, hung up, forgotAug
2015Microsoft scam calls, harassing repeatedlyJul
2015Warning: Potential Microsoft phishing scamJul
2015Wasted scammer's time, enjoyed itJul
2015Fraud call about nonexistent computerJul
2015Nuisance scam call about PCJun
2015Scam call about computer errorsJun
2015Scam caller claimed Microsoft affiliationJun
2015Scam call about computer supportJun
2015Indian company aggressive, attempting scamJun
2015Rude caller falsely claiming identityJun
2015Unknown number for the userJun
2015Number Of Searches: 79 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 02 June 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Carlesmoor(North Yorkshire), Kincorth(Aberdeenshire), Melksham(Wiltshire), Millook(Cornwall) and Roseville(West Midlands).
0789238262904 has 23 comments of which 19 x neutral and 4 x negative
0789238262904 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0789238262904 👆 is reported as a nuisance scam number linked to a company calling itself “Online Tech,” falsely claiming to represent Microsoft. Callers, often with Indian accents, allege critical errors on victims' computers, persisting even when informed the user has no Windows device or no computer at all. They exhibit aggressive and sometimes abusive behaviour, attempting to extract personal information or gain remote access. Many recipients have reported multiple calls with no option to return the call, and no messages are left. The consensus is that this number is part of a persistent phishing scam aimed at misleading people into divulging sensitive data or installing unwanted software. It is advised to ignore, block, and not engage with these calls.
Reports on phone number 0789238262904
11 yearsGot a call from a firm named "Online Tech". I've already filed a report with ActionFraud about it.Online TechActionFraud11 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from this company "Online Tech," claiming to work for Microsoft. The guy on the phone had an Indian accent. I reported them, though seems like loads of people are getting the same call. Watch out!Online TechMicrosoft11 yearsGot a call from some woman from India saying there was an issue with my computer. Honestly, I just hung up straight away - can’t be bothered dealing with that stuff anymore!India11 yearsI totally messed with him, said there’s no way those errors even exist and threatened to take legal action if he kept ringing me. I wonder how many folks out there have actually been tricked by this con!11 yearsSomeone has rang me two times within an hour and a half about a computer I don't own at all.11 yearsThis number called me earlier claiming they’d found serious warnings on my PC. I asked where they got that info, and if it was from Windows, she said yes. I told her that was impossible since I use a Mac (which I really don’t!) and then accused her of being a scammer. She kept denying it, but eventually dropped the call. I’ve had calls like this before, so I just try to keep them talking to waste their time!11 yearsGot two calls from the same number today. The first time the woman said her name was Rabina, but on the second call she didn’t say who she was. She kept insisting I speak to my husband after I told her I don’t even own a windows PC. I asked her if she assumed women can’t understand tech, which felt belittling. Still, she carried on, claiming there was a serious problem with my computer and mentioned her company was called "All line tech guide".RabinaAll Line Tech Guide11 yearsHad a call from a woman with an Indian accent saying my computer was sending out warnings about big issues. I cheekily asked if she needed my bank info so she could nick my cash. She kept claiming she was legit, so I told her to just send me a letter explaining everything - funny thing is, she never even asked for my name or any details!India11 yearsReceived calls from this number twice on my home phone, but I couldn’t return the call as no voicemail or message was provided.11 yearsGot a couple of calls from a mobile number at home, but they didn’t bother leaving any message.11 yearsGot a call today from a woman with an Indian accent who claimed there was a problem with my Microsoft PC. I told her I don’t even use Microsoft, but she kept going anyway. After a while, she just hung up.Microsoft11 yearsGot a call earlier from an Indian lady but I just quietly hung up on her while she was still rambling. Then about three hours later, it dawned on me I'd left my phone off the hook and guess what? She must've given up and dropped the call!11 yearsI've received a couple of calls from someone claiming to represent Microsoft, and honestly, it's starting to feel a bit like harassment.Microsoft11 yearsIt's yet another scam similar to those typical of 'Microsoft' fraudsters. Just avoid answering and make sure to block the number.Microsoft11 yearsI’d heard about this scam previously, so when they rang me, I just let the bloke ramble on for about half an hour, telling me to type stuff into my computer - all the while I was pretending to listen but actually reading the paper. He kept going on about where to put the website address and getting annoyed cause he thought I was messing up... but I hadn’t typed a thing, just kept my nose in the paper! After a good 30 minutes, I finally said “Is it a problem I’m using a Mac?” - then he just hung up on me. Felt good to waste his time for once and maybe stop him from duping someone else for a bit.11 yearsSome bloke rang saying my computer had serious issues, right? I just told him, "that's odd, I don't even own a computer." Ended the call straight away.11 yearsJust got a call again from the same lot, pretending my computer’s got issues or something like that - total typical scam rubbish.11 yearsSome bloke from India rang up saying my PC had serious problems or something. Total rip-off, just a load of scams!India11 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft Windows about my PC. He insisted he was from a legit computer company. I told him I actually use a Mac and that my number’s on the Telephone Preference Service list. After that, he just ended the call!MicrosoftTelephone Preference Service11 yearsThey just called me saying something about my computer, but I told them I don't even own one and then hung up straight away.11 yearsGot a call from some Indian firm claiming my computer had issues, trying to trick me into giving out my personal info. They were really pushy and even a bit rude.11 yearssome scammer callin me sayin he was from windows security, but when I called him out, he told me to "go f*** myself" haha, yeah right, if that's how they talk, they ain't Microsoft for sure!Microsoft11 yearsI've never come across this number before, no idea who it could be.Submit Your Own Report (789238262904)
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