08000148581
☎️ 08000148581 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 8000148 with a prefix of 0800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000148581
- Warning about potential PPI claim scamMar
2019Unsolicited call from fake BarclaysFeb
2019Friend, internet, scam, action, antivirusMay
2018Asking for email, seeking refundJan
2018Avoid fraudulent tech support callsJan
2018Almost fell for tech scamDec
2017Deceived by fake Microsoft supportDec
2017Scam on laptop infection warningDec
2017Avoided scam thanks to communityDec
2017Avoided scam with community helpDec
2017Scam phone call warning issuedDec
2017User fell for telephone scamDec
2017Warning about tech support scamDec
2017Warning about pop-up scamDec
2017Claim of computer access scamNov
2017How to block annoying popupsNov
2017Online warnings helped avoid scamNov
2017Received scam message, didn't callNov
2017Warning: Fraud impersonating MicrosoftNov
2017User inquires about Microsoft identityNov
2017Avoid fake tech support phoneNov
2017Warning of laptop virus scamNov
2017Scam call for bank detailsNov
2017Warning: potential scam number, be waryNov
2017Accusation of fraudulenceNov
2017Claiming virus while converting filesNov
2017Frustration over technical assistance experienceNov
2017Avoid scam pop up alertsNov
2017Warning about tech scam popupNov
2017Scam warning, do not callNov
2017Claiming company damaged computer, fraudulentNov
2017Avoided Microsoft tech support scam pop-upNov
2017Difficulty getting full zip codeNov
2017Received suspicious pop-up, ran securityNov
2017Warning against fraudulent activityNov
2017Dealing with tech support scammersNov
2017Questioning legitimacy of provided numberNov
2017Warning against Indian scammers callingNov
2017Dynamic warning for potential scamNov
2017Warning about Indian scammers numberNov
2017Advised against taking mysterious callsNov
2017Troubleshooting scam popup on laptopNov
2017Warning about remote computer scammersNov
2017Warning: Scammers remotely access computerNov
2017Fraudulent Microsoft impersonation, potential scamNov
2017Scam alert: Microsoft impostors, bewareNov
2017Microsoft scam asking for paymentNov
2017Scam number pretending to be MicrosoftNov
2017Request Microsoft technical support assistanceNov
2017Accusation of being a scammerNov
2017Scam warning: fraudulent remote accessNov
2017Fake Microsoft support scam warningNov
2017Computer pop-up scam with numberNov
2017Number Of Searches: 719 Number Of Comments: 50 First Seen: 04 November 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hoswick(Shetland Isles), Roe, The(Denbighshire), Tatterford(Norfolk) and Tidenham(Gloucestershire).
08000148581 has 50 comments of which 43 x negative and 7 x neutral
08000148581 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08000148581 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving fake Microsoft alerts claiming your device is infected or personal data is at risk. Callers often request remote access to your computer and pressure you to pay large sums for bogus security software. Numerous victims report aggressive, unprofessional behaviour and eventual unauthorised control or password changes on their devices. The scam is frequently linked to pop-up warnings that block browser functions and insist you call immediately. Users are advised not to ring the number, to close affected browsers, clear browsing history, and run reputable antivirus scans. Authorities and experienced users caution vigilance and recommend consulting genuine technical support for any suspicious computer issues. This number should be treated with extreme caution and avoided completely.
Reports on phone number 08000148581
7 yearsJust got a call from this number, claiming to be about a PPI refund with someone called Hamilton Fox. Definitely sounds like a phishing scam to me. Watch out!Hamilton Fox7 yearsSomebody rang me saying I was owed ppi on a loan or a credit card from Barclays Bank around 2002 or 2003. They had my name and phone number which was a bit suspicious. I've never actually had anything with Barclays. I told them that and they just cut me off. NUMBER GOT BLOCKED STRAIGHT AWAY.Barclays BankBarclays8 years15 MAY 2018; Thankfully, I rang a mate before anything else and then looked up some info online through another laptop. Turns out it was a scam. I shut down the page using SYSTEM MANAGER and then ran a virus scan.9 yearshey, does anyone have their email? I wanna try and get my money back.9 yearsBest not to pick up when they ring, they say there’s a virus and pretend to be from Microsoft. They’ll scare ya into calling their number. If you’re worried about a virus, just see a proper tech expert, they’ll sort it for way less than these scammers want.Microsoft9 yearsWhat a scam! I actually got really stressed thinking my laptop might be infected, but after seeing what others said, I knew it was all rubbish. So daft, seriously.9 yearsI honestly believed I was talking to a genuine Microsoft rep, but now some dodgy porn site pornhub[###] pops up every time I switch on my PC. You’d expect Microsoft to fix this sort of mess!Microsoft9 yearsCheers a lot, we nearly got tricked if it wasnt for you lot. Glad I thought to look the number up on Google just before calling, found you guys and honestly saved us big time! Massive thanks, really appreciate it!!!!Google9 yearsWe almost got caught up in a scam just now, was really close. Big thanks to everyone who left their comments and tips before, they really helped. We're gonna make sure to inform the right people about this.9 yearsTotal scam alert, I rang the number after seeing a warning pop up on my laptop. The guy on the phone kept going on about how dangerous Malware was and after about 20 minutes he started pushing this firewall software that would supposedly protect my devices for life for £449.99. That's when I pulled back and got suspicious, but I’d already let him access my PC, daft as I was. Luckily, he just ended the remote session and left me alone, so no harm done. Just be careful, don’t let anyone else get caught out like I did.9 yearsI encountered a right dodgy scammer! I rang the number after being lured in by a pop-up on my laptop, only to find myself on the phone with a bloke who kept banging on about how dire the malware situation is. After a good twenty minutes of his chatter, he suddenly mentioned a hefty price tag of £449.99 for some so-called lifetime firewall software to safeguard my devices. That’s when the alarm bells went off, and I realised I needed to cut my losses. I foolishly allowed him to gain control of my computer, but thankfully, he simply cancelled the sharing app when I mentioned I'd take care of it myself. It all turned out to be harmless in the end, but I really hope others don’t fall for this trap like I nearly did!9 years08000148581 is just one of those pop-up scams, make sure to run your antivirus and do a quick clean on your phone. It'll get rid of it for now but it might pop up again, so just keep cleaning regularly.9 yearsTotal con artist! I rang up after seeing a warning on my laptop screen, and the guy on the line kept going on about how dangerous Malware is. After about 20 minutes, he started pressuring me to pay £449.99 for some firewall software that supposedly protects my devices forever. That’s when I stopped and caught on. I had foolishly let him access my PC, but thankfully he just closed the app and left without doing anything nasty. Just watch out so others don’t fall for the same trick I almost did!Malware9 yearsThis is just a trick so they can get into your computer, do not trust it.9 yearsAnyone know how to get rid of this annoying popup?9 yearsWas searching for the Star Wars movie on my laptop when a warning popped up saying my laptop had a serious virus. It told me to ring this number, claiming it was from Microsoft, to help remove the virus or else I'd lose my bank details and photos and stuff. I didn’t ring them though.Microsoft9 yearsReally grateful for this site. Without it, we might've just phoned the number but luckily we searched from our mobile first and saw the alerts from others saying it's a scam. We ended up restarting the laptop, wiped the history and ran a security scan with our antivirus, which luckily didn’t pick up anything. Big thanks to everyone who shared their experiences here!9 yearsTake heed, as this is a scam! They're masquerading as Microsoft.Microsoft9 yearsIs this related to Microsoft?Microsoft9 yearsI accidentally called this number and some Asian guy started listing all the issues I supposedly had and what he'd do to fix them. Then he asked for £285.66. I got really suspicious and told him I couldn’t pay that much. He then said “just pay what you can manage, we’ll sort the rest later.” Honestly, steer clear and don’t bother calling these folks!9 yearsDO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER!!! It’s a total scam. I foolishly called after someone said my laptop had a virus and there was a guy talking nonstop on it. Some Asian bloke answered sounding like he didn’t give a damn. He walked me through some steps then suddenly had control of my laptop! Then he said I had to pay £300 for some kind of protection software, which I said no to because it felt dodgy. But by then they’d already changed my password and now I’m locked out of my own laptop. Absolute crooks!!!AVOID9 yearsA warning showed up on my laptop claiming someone was trying to steal my bank info and told me to call a certain number. When I called, the person said my laptop had a virus, but I didn’t buy it since it’s brand new. I asked him for his full name, and he couldn’t give one, saying he didn’t have one. At that point, I realised this was probably a scam. Sadly, I already let him control my laptop and now I really regret it.9 years0800 014 8581 I found this number when I was looking up cruelty free perfumes, then suddenly a warning appeared saying my computer was at risk and I needed to ring this number. I used my mobile phone (not my landline) to call, and some Asian guy picked up, sounding really uninterested and unprofessional. He said he was from 'IT Support', which seemed sketchy right away, no proper intro or anything. Absolutely DO NOT share any info with them!!9 yearsGot the exact same call saying my computer had a virus that was stealing my data. Funny thing is, I was just trying to change some YouTube videos into mp3s. Anyone else had this happen when doing that?YouTube9 yearsThese lot are total scammers!!!9 yearsI actually called back and got super frustrated, didn’t even understand what was happening at first. Since my laptop was brand new, I got pretty anxious when the guy managed to get into it, but I quickly cut him off and ran a virus check. It’s a shame, cos some scammers from India are making the whole country look bad.9 yearsWhenever I use Google, after a bit I start getting loads of annoying pop ups, then this creepy voice says my PC is infected and my info’s being stolen. It tells me to ring this free number 08000148581 and mention code 268d3. Apparently, if I don’t call right away, they’ll shut my computer down. I looked up the number on another laptop and turns out it’s a scam. How do I get rid of these muppets for good?Google9 yearsTotally messed up my computer, what a scam!9 yearsHad the exact same thing, a message popped up sayin' it was from Microsoft. I never made any call though, wanted to be sure so I looked it up on your site first. Cheers to everyone for the tips!Microsoft9 yearsYup I did ring them! But I was a bit unsure so I asked for their postcode - they just gave me a 4 digit code and when I asked again for their full address and postcode, they just hung up on me!!! So I tried another computer and found this handy info! Thanks everyone!9 yearsGot a message on my computer telling me to ring 08000148581, but i shut it down straight away. Started a virus scan and spyware check, still at like 49% now. When i called back the number there was no answer. Think i'll speak to my phone and internet company next.9 yearsAbsolute scams, bunch of cheats.9 yearsGot scammed, had to do a full system check and cleanup, took ages. Looked up the number here beforehand, super useful, cheers!9 yearsIs 0800 014 8581 a scammer number?9 yearsGlad I looked up the number first and found some warnings from others. Had to turn off my Microsoft Surface and erase my browsing history after the last tab just wouldn’t close and kept making this annoying alarm sound - what a sneaky scam. BE CAREFUL, don’t fall for it!Microsoft9 yearsDONT FALL FOR INDIAN SCAM CALLS! JUST CLOSE THE WINDOW AND DELETE ALL TABS AFTER THAT. MAKE SURE TO CLEAR YOUR BROWSER HISTORY ON THE SAME DAY YOU RECEIVE SUCH MESSAGES. STAY SAFE!9 yearsThis number belongs to INDIAN SCAMMERS, it's fake when your browser shows Microsoft. They want to take over your browser and make you call them. I phoned them back and told them to get lost, and then kept ringing non stop to annoy them. Now they have blocked my number.Microsoft9 yearsBeen getting the exact same message like everyone else this weekend. Cheers for all the tips - was a bit worried but now I’m sure I won’t be calling back!9 yearsHad to turn my laptop off and on just to stop them popping up on my screen. TOTALLY A SCAM, DONT CALL THEM!!9 yearsDon't pick up if it’s some dodgy call. They hack straight into your PC!9 yearsDon’t bother calling these fraudsters, they’re clueless anyway. They can even access your computer remotely!9 yearsThe call showed up as Microsoft support but seemed like a scam to me because they were asking to get into my PC. When I asked if they were legit, the woman on the line got quite rude. I ended the call and then they rang me two more times, this time with a caller ID showing.Microsoft9 yearsThey claimed to be from Microsoft and told me my son’s PC had a nasty virus. Wanted £299 to sort it out, then tried to charge £149 after I said no. Total scam, don’t fall for it!Microsoft9 yearsI got a message saying my laptop had a virus and to call a number. The number said they were from Microsoft but they arent. They took control of my computer and then asked for my card details to charge me £299 for fixes. I just hung up straight away. Watch out for this scam!Microsoft9 yearsI had a peculiar pop-up appear on my computer claiming to be from Microsoft Support, but let me tell you, it's a complete ruse. Definitely a scam, not the real deal!Microsoft9 yearsthis seems like a scam. they ask for your card info and then try to access your computer remotely. they could steal your personal info. best not to ring them, really risky.9 yearstotal scam! i told them i called a few times and gave em a hard time. now they gone and blocked my number.9 yearsThis number supposedly called claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my wife’s computer was infected and that someone was trying to hack her bank info. They said we had to call this number to sort it out. After looking up the 0800 number and finding lots of negative reviews, we decided not to ring them.Microsoft9 yearsA message popped up on my computer claiming to be from Microsoft support, but it’s definitely a fraud. This number isn’t legit at all.Microsoft9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're Microsoft support. Definitely not real.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (0800 014 8581)
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