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08000488866

☎️ 08000488866 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 8000488 with a prefix of 0800.

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+448000488866+44 800 048 88660800 048 8866+44-800-048-8866

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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000488866

  • Scammers using fake virus threats
    May
    2017
  • Didn't fall for scam, cleared malware
    May
    2017
  • Virus alert; call this number
    May
    2017
  • Potential scam involving remote assistance
    May
    2017
  • Virus website encounter, no solutions found
    Apr
    2017
  • Phishing scam posing as Windows
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam involving fake Windows key
    Apr
    2017
  • Gratitude for previous comments shared
    Apr
    2017
  • Issues with provided phone number
    Apr
    2017
  • Trojan warning was a hoax
    Apr
    2017
  • Popup advice helped avoid problems
    Apr
    2017
  • Persistent pop-up required full reset
    Apr
    2017
  • Warning about fake virus message scam
    Apr
    2017
  • Popup issue, virus scan clear
    Apr
    2017
  • Avoided issues, restored system, installed protection
    Apr
    2017
  • User prank calling virus scammers
    Apr
    2017
  • Pop-up grammar indicates a scam
    Apr
    2017
  • Fraudulent pop-up, avoid calling back
    Apr
    2017
  • Persistent pop-up on computer screen
    Apr
    2017
  • Warning about scam popups and tasks
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam pop-up frozen computer, frustration shared
    Apr
    2017
  • Scam attempting to obtain information
    Apr
    2017
  • Claiming scam; non-caring conman
    Mar
    2017
  • Panic attack from unknown call
    Mar
    2017
  • Trojan virus caused panic attack
    Mar
    2017
  • Address Chrome closing issue easily
    Mar
    2017
  • Beware, scam call; browser issue
    Mar
    2017
  • Claimed scam; investigated, found safe
    Mar
    2017
  • Ignore Indian tech support scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Comment mirrors information already provided
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam requesting computer access, dangerous
    Mar
    2017
  • Trojan red screen scam warning
    Mar
    2017
  • Fell for Trojan scam call
    Mar
    2017
  • Pop-up issue led to scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Beware of remote access scams
    Mar
    2017
  • Scary computer security scam experience
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam warning, Malware detected, resolved
    Mar
    2017
  • User is performing new installation
    Mar
    2017
  • Scan indicated fake warning scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Red trojan virus scam warning
    Mar
    2017
  • Warning: potential scam, do not engage
    Mar
    2017
  • Red screen warnings, no infections
    Mar
    2017
  • Similar experience as others mentioned
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam causing issues for user
    Mar
    2017
  • Clicked on website, fake warning
    Mar
    2017
  • Red Screen encountered; security measures taken
    Mar
    2017
  • Red screen alert during browsing
    Mar
    2017
  • Encountered suspicious browser hijacking incident
    Mar
    2017
  • Virus warning scam, avoid this number
    Mar
    2017
  • Microsoft Security scam warning. Stay safe
    Mar
    2017
  • Be cautious of fake popups
    Mar
    2017
  • Website trickery; use popup prevention
    Mar
    2017
  • User warned of convincing computer scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Computer scam warning, be cautious
    Mar
    2017
  • Browser issue resolved after troubleshooting
    Mar
    2017
  • Trojan warning, unrelated phone number
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam email, no contact, safe
    Mar
    2017
  • Scam virus; restart PC solves issue
    Mar
    2017
  • Potential scam alert, virus warning
    Feb
    2017
  • Resolved browser lock issue easily
    Feb
    2017
  • India scam targeting my father
    Feb
    2017
  • Scared by virus warning, resolved
    Feb
    2017
  • Warning: scam call, potential virus
    Feb
    2017
  • Suspicious number, avoided potential scam
    Feb
    2017
  • Scam, resolved by restarting computer
    Feb
    2017
  • Persistent issue despite restarting computer
    Jan
    2017
  • Warning against potential scam callers
    Jan
    2017
  • Ignore scam; just restart PC
    Jan
    2017
  • Warning about potential Trojan virus
    Jan
    2017
  • Scam alert, avoid this number
    Jan
    2017
  • User suggests restarting computer
    Jan
    2017
  • Virus infection scam pop-up alert
    Jan
    2017
  • Seeking advice for problem resolution
    Jan
    2017
  • Warning about possible tech scam
    Jan
    2017
  • Windows Security Message appeared unexpectedly
    Jan
    2017
  • Persistent screen issue with duplicates
    Dec
    2016
  • Scam number, avoid and protect
    Dec
    2016
  • Warning received; call number before shopping
    Dec
    2016
  • Scam call caused distress and concern
    Dec
    2016
Number Of Searches: 264 Number Of Comments: 77 First Seen: 27 November 2016 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Carrutherstown(Dumfries and Galloway), Highfield(Oxfordshire), Lairg Muir(Highland) and Rushton Spencer(Staffordshire).

08000488866 has 77 comments of which 49 x neutral and 28 x negative

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08000488866 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08000488866 👆 is reported as a frequent target of scam pop-up warnings falsely claiming a Trojan virus or other critical malware infection. The alert typically features a red screen message urging victims to call a specified number for urgent "technical support." Users are warned not to engage or provide remote access, as these calls often involve attempts to gain control of the computer and charge excessive fees. Multiple accounts confirm that running antivirus software reveals no genuine threats, and the prompts are designed to intimidate and deceive. To resolve the issue, experts advise closing the browser via task manager or rebooting the device. Visitors should avoid calling the number, ignore the messages, and update security software to safeguard their computers.

Reports on phone number 08000488866

9 years
There are individuals out there attempting to deceive folks with fraudulent virus alerts that are nothing but scams.
9 years
I received a message on my laptop indicating that there was a virus present and advising me to ring this number.
9 years
So I looked up that 0800 number here before doing anything. Good thing I did! Didn’t click a single link or anything sketchy. Just turned my computer off, left it for about 5 minutes, then switched it back on and ran a scan - nothing harmful found. To whoever was behind it, seriously, buzz off!
9 years
I encountered a rather alarming pop-up indicating a Trojan when I attempted to access a certain site. I'm crossing my fingers that I haven't landed myself in any deeper trouble, as I found myself dialling the number listed and even permitted remote access to my computer. The person on the other end kindly presented a lengthy list of issues supposedly requiring urgent attention. They quoted me £199 for a one-off fix or a staggering £399 for a year's worth of support. Quite a predicament, to say the least!
9 years
I’ve had a similar experience to what others have mentioned. It popped up unexpectedly, and I managed to close it using the task manager. Since then, I’ve been scouring my system for any rogue software, but there's absolutely nothing to be found. It appears to be linked to a website - virus-0x13109473896502.com, which likely popped up during my Google browsing. Quite a nuisance, that!
Google
9 years
Absolutely fraudulent!
The caller falsely claims affiliation with Windows Defender-best to steer clear of this.

I must admit, it left me quite shaken: I'm genuinely thankful for all the insights and tips shared here.

- A glaring red screen appeared.

- It froze when I tried to close it, then restarted with a robotic voice in a clumsy American accent.

- I received alarming pop-ups warning me about a supposed Trojan Virus and "fatal error". Oddly, my Norton 360 antivirus software didn’t flag anything.

- The voice ominously urged me to call 0800 0488866 at once.

- Again, the screen froze on my exit attempt and rebooted, this time with a female American voice.

- The language used was peculiar with poor grammar, for instance, phrases like "...there was a dangerous to try to get an access..." and "...we recommend you to freeze your accounts until some measures will being taken..."

Norton 360
9 years
Just got a call like this myself - the bloke said I had to press some code using the Windows key on my laptop. Luckily, I was a bit iffy about the whole thing and didn't trust him. I said I'd turn off my computer, but he kept insisting that wouldn't change anything. Once I restarted it, everything seemed alright. No doubt, it’s one of those scams.
9 years
Just like others said here, big thanks to everyone who put in their two cents. Really appreciate it!
9 years
Been through loads of the previous comments here and now I’m restarting my home PC and running an extra virus scan just to be safe. Seems like the number’s dead anyhow.
9 years
I received an alert on my screen claiming that a Trojan virus was lurking about, advising me to ring this number. Thankfully, I swiftly launched the Task Manager to shut it down and then ran a thorough scan with my antivirus software. No threats were discovered at all! After doing some digging online, it turns out this was all a scam.
9 years
Just like many others, I encountered an unexpected pop-up on my laptop that left me no choice but to dive into the task manager to shut all the windows I had open. I really appreciate the guidance shared here, as I managed to resist following the instructions from that pesky pop-up!
9 years
I received a persistent pop-up that simply wouldn’t disappear. Ultimately, I had no choice but to perform a complete reset of my device.
9 years
A warning about a Trojan virus popped up on my screen and I nearly freaked out!! Don’t fall for it, it’s just a scam trying to scare you. They want you to ring that number, but under no circumstances do that. Also, never ever share your bank info or any personal deets on the phone, no matter what!!
9 years
I encountered a rather annoying pop-up on my device that forced me to close it down to make it vanish. I decided to run a scan with McAfee, and thankfully, it didn’t flag any viruses.
McAfee
9 years
Just last week, I encountered a rather unsettling situation. Fortunately, I resisted the urge to call the number or interact with any links. I ended up reverting my computer to several earlier restore points to rid myself of that pesky screen. I’ve since installed a fresh antivirus and a complimentary Trojan scanner (Spybot) to bolster my defences. To my relief, neither of the programmes detected any threats. Fingers crossed that everything is back to normal now!
9 years
Got a pop-up on my computer saying my PC was infected and needed urgent checking. Little did they know, they chose the wrong person to try and fool! Now, I ring them up daily and give them a good few joke calls. Honestly, everyone should give it a go!
9 years
Once you take a moment to examine the pop-up, the language used immediately gives away its dubious nature.
9 years
I encountered another dodgy pop-up that was a right nuisance. I had to dive into the task manager just to get rid of the blasted thing. Thankfully, everything seems to be sorted now. I can't stress enough: steer clear of that number! Calling them back would be a recipe for disaster! Just avoid these scammers at all costs!
9 years
A pesky pop-up appeared on my screen and refused to go away.
9 years
Don’t answer if you get a sketchy popup call. Best thing I found is hitting ctrl alt del, opening up task manager, and shutting your browser down quick sharp. Avoids any nasty scam stuff.
9 years
I got this popup with a bright red background saying Windows found a virus and I had to ring their support number right away. The screen got stuck and wouldn’t let me close it, so I just switched off my laptop and turned it back on. Every time I opened Internet Explorer after that, the same warning showed up again. I ran a scan with AVG and it said my system was clean. Then I tried using Google Chrome, which worked fine, and after that, Internet Explorer seemed to be alright too. Honestly, scammers like that are the worst and should be dealt with harshly.
Google
9 years
A dodgy operation attempting to get hold of my computer info.
9 years
Without a doubt, this is a complete scam. I ended up restarting my computer and running a security scan with Defender. When I decided to give them a ring, I found myself chatting with an Asian call centre, which made me chuckle. These are nothing but heartless swindlers who couldn’t care less about their victims.
9 years
I received a call from an unfamiliar number yesterday that threw me into a complete tailspin, resulting in a rather severe panic attack. Thankfully, when I looked up the number, I stumbled upon this site along with another similar one that tracks calls, which gave me some peace of mind. My mum and I decided to steer clear of that number altogether. We turned my laptop off, rebooted it, and took the extra step of clearing my browsing history just to be safe. I intend to renew my antivirus subscription as soon as finances allow, since this whole ordeal has really heightened my anxiety levels.
9 years
Total scam, mate. If Chrome won’t shut down properly, just pop open the task manager and end it from there. No need to panic at all.
Chrome
9 years
I stumbled upon this number on my computer and promptly switched it off. Once I'd done that, I ensured my security settings were all fine. After a quick search online, it was evident this was nothing but a scam.
9 years
I can relate! It's wise to steer clear of this number. Totally a scam, if you ask me. I ended up having to forcefully shut down Chrome using Task Manager. Rest assured, my computer is all clear of any issues.
Chrome
9 years
Pity the unfortunate souls dealing with a tech support con from India. Best to steer clear of this one!
India
9 years
It looks like I've stumbled upon a dodgy scam that’s requesting remote access to my computer. To add to the frustration, it seems the pop-up has managed to lock me out of Chrome completely.
9 years
Just like others have mentioned, I received a pop-up alerting me to a supposed Trojan and prompting me to ring a toll-free 0800 number. In a moment of daftness, I went ahead and called, but I quickly hung up. Shortly after, I got a call back from 01624891417 - a rather odd number, which I also decided to cut off. I went to another computer, entered the digits, and ran a complete scan on my laptop. I feel a bit of a fool for being taken in by it all and now I’m quite irked that it has wasted my entire afternoon!
9 years
Had the exact same thing happen to me. A big red alert popped up saying my laptop was infected with a trojan virus. Couldn't get rid of the message because the screen was completely frozen. Had to force shut down and restart my laptop. After clearing my browsing history and running a full virus scan, nothing showed up. Definitely a SCAM, so don’t bother calling them!
9 years
I encountered an identical situation - that pesky pop-up box just wouldn’t budge! Foolishly, I decided to call the 0800 number they provided, but instantly had a gut feeling and hung up. Shortly after, a bloke - who I believe was Asian and struggled with his English - called me back from 01624 891417. He attempted to convince me to let him access my computer, but I firmly declined. In the end, I had to restart my computer entirely. Honestly, it's infuriating that they think they can get away with tactics like that.
9 years
I've got a right pain with a Trojan on my laptop, same old story. McAfee didn't pick it up! Like an absolute twit, I called the number. The bloke insisted he needed access to my device to sort it out, but when I declined, he just hung up. I’m left wondering if that means something's lurking on my computer now! Who can say? Just a word of caution, folks!
McAfee
9 years
I switched my computer on and was immediately bombarded with alarming messages about potential security threats, instructing me to call a specific number. I dialled it, only to find it was completely unresponsive-a dead line. My entire system froze up, leaving me unable to clear the notifications or carry out any tasks. In the end, I had no choice but to power off my computer by unplugging it. It was such a distressing experience, truly unsettling!
9 years
I've just encountered a rather alarming trojan warning that urged me to ring 0800 0488866. It completely froze my browser, so I had to turn everything off, restart my machine, and then opened a different browser. Once I typed that number into Google, it became clear that I had stumbled upon a scam! In the new browser, I immediately conducted a thorough scan using Windows Defender, with all the malware options activated, and thankfully it identified and quarantined any potential threats or trojans.
Google
9 years
Had to do a full reinstall on my almost brand-new laptop.
9 years
This has all the hallmarks of a typical con. I was greeted by a bright red screen warning me about a potential trojan lurking on my hard drive. I attempted to close the window, but to no avail. After powering down my laptop and rebooting, I chose to restore my Windows settings, yet the warning persisted. I switched it off and on again, cleared my browsing history from the last hour, and conducted a comprehensive scan. Surprisingly, it came up clean. I repeated the process, and once more, no signs of any virus. It's evidently a ruse, so do yourself a favour: don’t hit that ‘OK’ button or ring the number they provide.
9 years
Just like what others have said, I got this red warning saying there’s a trojan on my computer’s hard drive. I tried to close the message but it wouldn’t let me. So, I shut my laptop down and restarted it. Did a Windows restore, but the alert was still popping up. Turned it off and on again, deleted browsing history from the past hour, then ran a full virus scan - nothing showed up. Ran another scan just to be sure, still clean. It’s obviously a scam, so don’t press any 'ok' or call the number they show.
9 years
Following on from what others have noted about this number: I received ominous red screen alerts flashing from "Windows Defender"! It was insisting I’d been compromised and encouraged me to call this number, among other things. However, my Bullguard scans came back clean. I went ahead and rebooted my device, and thankfully, everything seems to be functioning properly at the moment.
9 years
I've had a rather comparable encounter to what others have described here.
9 years
I've had a rather frustrating experience, much like what others have mentioned. I encountered that dreaded red screen warning me of a possible trojan virus lurking on my laptop. In a bit of panic, I attempted to exit but was met with no luck. Eventually, I powered down my machine and restarted it, even going so far as to restore Windows, but that pesky message still persists. I turned it off and on once more and cleared my browsing history from the past hour. After that, I ran a thorough scan, only to be reassured that there were no viruses detected. To be absolutely certain, I did a second scan, and still, nothing ominous showed up. It’s quite clear this is nothing but a scam. Whatever you do, don’t click any buttons or give this number a ring!
9 years
I was just perusing a health food site when, out of the blue, a new tab popped up. It purported to be a Windows Defender alert, stating something about a "Security Update Error oxB4061748" and provided a phone number for assistance. My browser completely froze, forcing me to dive into the task manager to shut it down. Upon reopening, I was met with the same annoying pop-up. In the end, I had to fire up Firefox in a new session to avoid that hassle. I'll definitely be running my antivirus software later on!
9 years
I've come across what seems to be a fraudulent situation, and I'm really struggling to sort it out.
9 years
Last night, while my wife was browsing, a "Red Screen" suddenly appeared. I shut it down straight away and ran a full scan with my antivirus (Avast Professional). It came back clean. I repeated the scan a couple more times, once a few minutes later and again this morning before turning on my PC, and still no issues. I also sent a screenshot of the error to my bank’s online security team via email (they can be reached at [email protected]) and reported it to the police fraud website at www.actionfraud.police.uk.
Red ScreenAction Fraud
9 years
Last night, whilst my wife was searching for something on Google, a "Red Screen" suddenly appeared. I swiftly shut it down and performed a scan using my antivirus software (Avast Professional), which came back with no issues. I decided to run another scan shortly after and then again this morning, and thankfully, everything still looked fine. I’ve forwarded a screenshot of the troubling red screen to my bank's internet security team at [email protected], and also reported it on the police’s fraud website at www.actionfraud.police.uk.
GoogleRed Screen
9 years
Got a call from a number claiming to be Microsoft Security, but the warning they showed was a really dodgy popup with loads of spelling errors on a supposed Chrome message. I didn’t ring back because Microsoft Security Essentials doesn’t even mess with your browser like that. If you do call them, the scammer tries to get your IP address by saying they’ll "fix your virus," but really that just lets them get into your computer and steal your personal stuff. Definitely dodgy stuff. I’ve got some background in IT and tech, so watch out for this kind of trick.
Microsoft
9 years
When you visit that site, it actually makes your real mouse pointer vanish and shows a fake mouse moving instead. Then it keeps popping up a box asking you to ring a certain number over and over. Most browsers nowadays have a little option like “Stop this site from making more popups” - tick that box first, then close the popup by hitting the X. Whatever you do, avoid clicking anywhere on the page itself, or it’ll open the same annoying page again. Just shut the tab or the whole window. As long as your antivirus is current, you shouldn’t have any trouble.
9 years
I decided to look up this number after encountering a rather alarming pop-up on my computer, claiming that I had a virus. It was quite unsettling, as it seemed to take charge of my machine and demanded a hefty sum of £300 to sort out the supposed issue. I quickly cut their access and switched off my PC. Now, I've fired up Windows Defender to give my system a thorough once-over. Absolutely steer clear of this lot!
9 years
This site obscures your cursor and presents a faux mouse animation, giving the illusion that it’s your own. It also bombards you with a repetitive popup urging you to ring a certain number. Most contemporary web browsers feature an option labelled "Block this site from generating extra popups." Select that option, then hit the cross in the popup. Avoid clicking anywhere within the webpage itself, as that will only spawn yet another version of the same page. Just close the tab or window altogether. If your antivirus is current, you should be in the clear!
9 years
Had the exact same weird thing happen to me. Out of nowhere, a dodgy screen popped up blocking me from using my Chrome browser. I called the number on there and ended up speaking to a bloke with an Indian accent who sounded just like those scam callers that ring out of the blue. He couldn’t explain why his phone number showed up on my laptop in the first place. I managed to get past the dodgy screen and ran a full scan with Norton - so far, everything seems fine.
Norton
9 years
My computer kept popping up loads of warning messages in different windows and I couldn’t even open my browser. I ended up switching it off and running a full scan, which thankfully found nothing wrong. Definitely watch out for this, it’s a really slick scam.
9 years
I encountered a rather alarming incident on my computer, where I was bombarded with numerous pop-up warnings that effectively locked me out of my browser. After shutting down the machine and performing a thorough scan, everything seems to be functioning normally now. Just a word of caution-this was an exceptionally convincing scam! Stay vigilant, everyone!
9 years
I received a prompt suggesting I ring this number, which made me quite wary. After shutting down my computer and rebooting it, I ran a virus scan but found no threats. However, I was unable to use my browser at all. In the end, I removed the battery from my laptop, and thankfully, it seems to be functioning properly now.
9 years
I was met with a rather alarming trojan alert that instructed me to ring 0800 0488866. It completely shut down my browser, prompting me to power off my device. After a reboot, I ran a scan with Avira antivirus, which found nothing at all. A quick Google search revealed that this number belongs to mksuri.co.uk, an immigration consultancy based in Essex. Quite the peculiar situation, wouldn’t you agree?
AviraGoogleEssex
9 years
I got an email claiming that my computer had been compromised. Instead of ringing the number provided, I decided to carry out a security check myself, and thankfully everything turned out fine!
9 years
Looks like I've encountered a dodgy virus! The best fix I found was to shut down my computer completely and then boot it up again in regular mode. Once I did that, everything seemed to sort itself out just fine!
9 years
I stumbled upon a message along with an audio clip that claimed to be from Microsoft while browsing on Google. It warned me that my computer was infected with a trojan horse virus and instructed me to ring a certain number. Naturally, it raised quite a few alarm bells for me. However, I concluded that it was likely just a scam and opted to shut down my computer for a moment. After I powered it back up a few minutes later, everything seems to be running smoothly again.
MicrosoftGoogle
9 years
I found myself in a bit of a pickle with two browser tabs running simultaneously. The one at the top went completely unresponsive, while the one beneath it continued to function without a hitch. So, I promptly brought up the Task Manager and shut down the troubled browser. All’s well that ends well!
9 years
I stumbled upon this number while browsing the web, and my computer flashed a warning suggesting I might have picked up a virus. It gave me quite the fright for a moment or two! Fortunately, I ran a scan using AVG antivirus, and thankfully, it didn't find anything alarming. After that, I powered down my machine and restarted it. Everything appears to be running smoothly now!
9 years
A bunch of dubious characters from India are attempting to con my father with some kind of scam related to a virus. Please, steer clear of sharing your bank information with these shady individuals!
India
9 years
Beware! I've received a dodgy call suggesting I ring this number due to some supposed virus threat. Sounds like a scam to me!
9 years
My wife’s laptop showed this number saying it was Microsoft Essentials about some Trojan virus on her computer. I rang it but the bloke on the other end had an Indian accent and it didn’t seem legit, so I just cut the call. Then I shut the laptop, turned it back on and did a full Windows Essentials scan. Everything checked out fine in the end.
Microsoft
10 years
We managed to sort it out by powering off the computer and rebooting it. Clearly, it’s a con.
10 years
I've tried everything, including rebooting my computer, but it's still there and driving me up the wall! 😡
10 years
Watch out, these folks push malware! Best not to pick up or ring them back if you can avoid it. If you're unsure, get your computer checked by a trusted IT expert nearby.
10 years
Don't let this pesky scam virus get you all worked up! Rest assured, it won't damage your computer or cause any chaos. It’s merely an irritating nuisance! THERE'S NO NEED TO DIAL THAT NUMBER. Simply reboot your machine to banish it. If you’re unable to shut down through the usual method (thanks to the virus), just press and hold the power button until your computer turns off. Once it's off, start it up as you normally would. It might be wise to note which site you were on when the virus hit and steer clear of it in the future. Hope this advice proves useful!
10 years
I received a notification along with a voice message on Google, alerting me that my computer was infected with a Trojan horse virus, instructing me to ring a specific number.
Google
10 years
Beware, folks-this number is a total con! Steer clear and don’t even think about dialing it.
10 years
Reboot your computer.
10 years
I've stumbled upon an alarming pop-up claiming my device is infected with a virus. It appears to be a scam, trying to frighten me into taking action.
10 years
I received a notification claiming my computer might be infected with a Trojan virus and prompted me to ring this number. Just a heads-up - steer clear of calling that number! Instead, make sure to perform a scan on your device.
10 years
I’m having a similar issue myself; any tips on how to sort it out?
10 years
I just noticed this appearing on my Google browser under what seems to be a 'Windows Security Alert'.
Google
10 years
It appears to be identical to what others have mentioned before. I just can't seem to shake it off, as it completely takes over my entire display!
10 years
Steer clear of this number; it's a complete con! I recommend running some anti-malware software on your computer just to be safe.
10 years
I received a notification on my computer advising me to ring the number provided before making any online purchases.
10 years
I received a call from this number claiming my computer was compromised and advising me to close my bank accounts immediately. When I tried to return the call, it just rang and then they abruptly hung up on me. I'm quite shaken up by the whole experience.

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