08000922141
TimeLine☎️ 08000922141 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 800092 with a prefix of 0800.
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+448000922141+44 800 092 21410800 092 2141+44-800-092-2141
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000922141
- Almost fell for scam callJul
2019Avoid this number; it's fraudulentJul
2019Risk of financial theft, potential scamJun
2019Scam alert, call legitimate companyJun
2019Suspicious call from Asian ladyMay
2019Scammed, laptop compromised, report fraudMay
2019Warning about common scam experienceMar
2019Ignore fake Windows popup, close tabFeb
2019Scam message locked up laptopJan
2019Scam pops up frequently. IgnoreJan
2019Questioning knowledge of respondent accuracyJan
2019Scam warning for fake pop-upJan
2019Police use it for detectionJan
2019Warning of Microsoft hacking schemeJan
2019Avoid paying for fake warningsJan
2019Warning of possible fraudulent activityJan
2019Scam message, laptop now fineJan
2019Suspicious call, hung up. Possible scamJan
2019Pop-up blocking Microsoft Edge, need fixDec
2018Computer repair scam, avoid themDec
2018Scam pop up virus warningNov
2018Computer blocking the user errorOct
2018Computer blocked with malicious numberOct
2018Number Of Searches: 150 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 20 October 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Haughley New Street(Suffolk) and Totley Rise(South Yorkshire).
08000922141 has 21 comments of which 15 x negative and 5 x neutral and 1 x positive
Reports on phone number 08000922141
7 yearsGot a call from this number poppin' up on my screen sayin' my computer was badly infected with malware. Even tho I'd been tricked before, it freaked me out a bit. I answered and they started talkin’ me through fixing it, saying it was really damaged. Felt a bit worried, then they asked me to give them access to my PC to “clean” it. That’s when I realised it was dodgy. Hung up quick and ran a full virus check myself - everything was fine. Restarted the computer just to be safe and all seems good now. How come these scams are still allowed to happen?7 yearsAVOID THIS NUMBER AT ALL COSTS! It’s connected to a malware issue that has now infected my laptop (which is currently undergoing a thorough clean). A gentleman claiming to be called Marshall will insist that for a fee of either £199 or £298, he can resolve the issue. Thankfully, I managed to say I didn’t have the funds and promptly terminated the call.AVOIDMarshall7 yearsOut of nowhere this popup appeared warning me my bank details would be stolen. I rang the number they gave, and they grilled me for my full name and age, which made me suspicious right away. I called them a scammer, and then the guy just hung up on me, calling me a f***ing idiot for my language. Honestly, just shut your laptop down, restart it, run a decent antivirus, and you’ll be fine.7 yearsJust got caught out after opening an email from a neighbour and suddenly my screen froze with loud ringing noises, couldn’t do a thing. Tried shutting my laptop down but it kept turning back on by itself. Thankfully, a kind IT firm in Bungay talked me through fixing it on the phone. Heads up - it’s definitely a scam, and don’t call the number they show on the screen!Bungay7 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent, definitely sounded like a scam.7 yearsI got caught up in a scam once, didn't hand over any cash thankfully, but I did let them access my laptop remotely. Since then, my computer hasn't been functioning right. Honestly, this should be reported to the fraud department.7 yearsI get calls like this all the time, and it's definitely a scam. Honestly, there should be some proper consequences for folks pulling this kind of nonsense.7 yearsThis looks like one of those classic scam pop-ups on Windows. The folks commenting are mostly from the older generation, like baby boomers. Just don’t reboot your computer, simply shut the browser tab - it’s nothing but a tab, no real threat.7 yearsMy laptop froze after showing a message telling me to ring this number. It was also asking for my username and password, which seemed really dodgy. Now the whole thing’s completely locked and I can't get anything to work.7 yearsThis number pops up quite a bit and freezes my computer for a few moments. Really irritating, definitely some kind of scam. Best to avoid answering.7 yearsI got a message saying I had illegal stuff on my computer, which is totally not true. It’s a nasty trick just to frighten people into probably sending cash. Just reboot your computer and the message disappears. Definitely don’t ring that number!7 yearsFor the person who wrote the green comment beneath - how can you be so sure?8 yearsThe cops use it to track down folks dabbling in child porn. If you ended up seeing that message, well, you've been busted scumbag.8 yearsThey ring up pretending to be from Microsoft, trying some trick to get you to call back so they can mess with your Windows PC.Microsoft8 yearsI got a similar warning telling me I’d been on adult websites, which was a shock - never thought a mirror would be counted as one of those! Anyway, don’t fall for it or send them any cash.8 yearsI was browsing online when suddenly a message appeared saying my laptop was infected and I had to ring this number. I turned my laptop off and on again, and everything seems fine now. Did a full security check and nothing seems wrong. It’s just some scam trying to yank your cash! Proper cheeky! 🤬8 yearsAnswerd the phone and there was no sound, so I ended up just hanging up. Felt like one of those scammy calls to me.8 yearsThis annoying pop-up totally froze my Microsoft Edge, and I’m desperate for a quick fix to get rid of it from my laptop ASAP.Microsoft8 yearsSo I rang them up earlier, and some Asian woman picked up the phone. Right from the start, I could tell it was a dodgy scam! Honestly, just steer clear of these lot.8 yearsGot this annoying popup claiming to be from Microsoft, saying if I don't call them my data will get ruined. Total scam trying to scare you into ringing them.Microsoft8 yearsthey just go and block your computer without warningSubmit Your Own Report (0800 092 2141)
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