08000988635
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08000988635
- Beware of online tech scamsNov
2017Scam, won't answer phone soonNov
2016Computer hacking scam, avoid detailsNov
2016Worried about computer, found solutionNov
2016Restart computer to fix issueOct
2016Scammed, worried about computer safetyOct
2016Computer virus scare, fixed itOct
2016Prevent scams by reporting harassmentOct
2016Legit company, false red commentsOct
2016Indian scammers, pop-up, can't closeOct
2016Laptop scam pop-up warningOct
2016Scam calls hang up thenOct
2016Warning about possible scam callOct
2016Successfully closed laptop using Task MasterOct
2016Laptop closed, Task Manager fineOct
2016Reboot when experiencing issuesOct
2016Warning: Microsoft phone call scamOct
2016Suspicious pop-up, possible scam alertOct
2016Looked up number before payingOct
2016Justice for bloody criminals soughtOct
2016User scammed by fake Microsoft supportOct
2016Pop-up scam; ignore it, secureOct
2016Warning about potential scam callOct
2016Scam call related to computer issueOct
2016Accused of having false pornOct
2016Unintelligible phone number providedOct
2016Scam attempt improving, avoid contactOct
2016Scam alert: computer blockage, payment demandedOct
2016Laptop won't work after shuttingOct
2016Offensive comments about individualsOct
2016Scam claiming computer is infectedOct
2016Number is scam, need helpOct
2016Warning about fake Microsoft representativesOct
2016Scam detected on father's PCsOct
2016Incorrect or invalid phone numberOct
2016Phone number: 0800 0988635Oct
2016Received suspicious link, potential scamOct
2016Warning about potentially harmful websiteOct
2016Potential computer security breachOct
2016Warning: do not trust callOct
2016Warning: number pop-up scam, avoidOct
2016Fraudsters in India, computer hijackOct
2016Scam warning: fake virus threatOct
2016Dealt with the tech scamOct
2016Potential scam, immediate police involvementOct
2016Resistance to tech support scamOct
2016Concerns about connected computer securityOct
2016Potential loss of data riskOct
2016Don't fall for scam messagesOct
2016Contact to protect your identityOct
2016Suspicion of scam calls, annoyanceOct
2016Uninstall browser, clean computer, reinstallOct
2016User shares a YouTube linkOct
2016Received scam call about virusOct
2016Encountered scam pop-up on laptopOct
2016Scam pop-ups on adult sitesOct
2016Hacked after calling fake numberOct
2016Angry frustration towards fraudulent activityOct
2016Scam call asking for moneyOct
2016Warning about potential scammersOct
2016Seeking information on unknown numberOct
2016Report criminal calls, block numberOct
2016Quote price dropped to $199.99Oct
2016Threatening message from fake MicrosoftOct
2016Reported scam; potential criminals identifiedOct
2016Frustrating lack of audience interactionOct
2016Scam alert: do not callOct
2016Scam, husband almost fell forOct
2016Be cautious of tech supportOct
2016Untrustworthy scammers, avoid contactOct
2016Possible scam call; ignored itOct
2016Beware of potential phone scamOct
2016Warning of fake tech supportOct
2016Microsoft scam, nearly got scammedOct
2016Received scam call on MacMay
2016Suspicious pop-up closed from task managerMay
2016Ignore, do not follow adviceMay
2016Indian scam company, do not payMay
2016Warning: Do not call numberMay
2016Error message, call Microsoft, shut downMay
2016Received suspicious message, avoided scamMay
2016Another scam on voice messageMay
20168 digit number won't helpMay
2016Beware of possible spyware scamMay
2016Received Mac security threat scamMay
2016Number Of Searches: 911 Number Of Comments: 78 First Seen: 09 May 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cefn-coed-y-cymmer(Merthyr Tydfil), Haugh(Lincolnshire) and Pengegon(Cornwall).
08000988635 has 78 comments of which 55 x negative and 22 x neutral and 1 x positive
Reports on phone number 08000988635
9 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be PC support, total scam.10 yearsThey aint pickin up anytime soon (I’m keepin all their lines busy right now) but seriously - it was defo a scam.10 yearsIt’s really upsetting how things are nowadays! I got really scared when my laptop popped up a warning saying all my private info was being stolen and if I didn’t ring the toll-free number, my laptop would just switch off. What’s the matter with these scammers? So glad I came across this site, now I can chill out a bit. But it makes me wonder how many others they’ve fooled.10 yearsInstead of ringing them up, simply try rebooting your computer to resolve the issue.10 yearsMy husband was browsing for holidays in Asia and then a message popped up saying the computer had got a virus. He shut it down and left it for me to sort out when I got back. I checked it using Task Manager and deleted Firefox. After a few days and running several scans with no problems found, I put Firefox back on. This is definitely a DO NOT CALL number scam.Asia10 yearsI find myself in a bit of a pickle. Earlier, I received a rather alarming message that popped up on my screen, and it filled me with dread. In my panic, I decided to give them a ring. They guided me to enter a six-digit code, which, rather foolishly, I did. Once they had access, they started requesting my personal details and bank account information, which I unwittingly shared. However, when they demanded a payment of £350, I got suspicious and questioned the exorbitant amount. It was then that I had a bit of a lightbulb moment and realised I might be dealing with a scam. I quickly hung up. Now I can’t shake the fear that they might still have some sort of access to my computer. Should I consider blocking my bank account just to be on the safe side? It's all so unsettling!10 yearsJust keep bothering them, it actually stops them from conning real people and racks up their phone charges.10 yearsGot a call from some scammers in India, a pop-up took over my laptop and I couldn’t shut the tab down. They kept saying if I didn’t ring them, my laptop would get locked! Such a nightmare!10 yearsIf you receive a call from them and suspect something dodgy, just mention that you're about to involve the police. More often than not, they’ll drop the call themselves.10 yearsI encountered a dodgy situation on my computer where a message appeared, and it wouldn't let me shut the window. They insisted I had to ring a number, warning me that my laptop risked being locked if I didn't.10 yearsLook, this company is the real deal, they really focus on getting rid of viruses on Windows computers! Ignore all the nasty comments, those are just from their rivals trying to bring them down. Don’t fall for it!10 yearsJust a bit ago, my laptop showed a message saying I should call 0800 0988635 because my computer was infected. I spoke to a man claiming he was Microsoft authorised and wanted to help remove the warning and fix my laptop. I said I couldn’t let him access my device but that I’d call back since I wasn’t sure if I was speaking to someone from India, Pakistan, or Africa. Then I ended the call. Is there any chance my phone or laptop could be at risk even though I didn’t share any details?MicrosoftIndiaPakistanAfrica10 yearsJust like everyone else said before, I shut my laptop after finishing Taskmaster and everything seems fine so far.10 yearsJust like all the others mentioned, I shut my laptop with Task Manager running and everything seems fine so far.10 yearsThis has popped up a few times so I just switched off and on again, simple enough.10 yearsGot this annoying error message on my PC saying I need to ring Microsoft! Don’t fall for it! It’s a total SCAM! They’re using this number 08082818685 right now! BEWARE, SCAM!Microsoft10 yearsOut of the blue, a pop-up message appeared on my screen. A woman’s voice claimed that Microsoft had alerted them to a hacking attempt aimed at my computer, threatening to lock me out unless I rang a specific number. I swiftly shut down my device, and upon starting it up again, it seems to be working just fine for now. What’s the best way to contact Microsoft and verify if this was just a ruse?Microsoft10 yearsThank goodness I checked this number out before handing over any cash, I started feeling iffy when he kept saying I had to pay to "purchase new gear" or something like that.10 yearsThose lot are total scammers!10 yearsWhoever's behind this scam is seriously awful. I'm just a student, always tight on cash, and these people claimed to be Microsoft support. They said they could remove a virus/trojan for £162, or later it would cost me £1000 (thankfully I don’t have that kinda money). They even told me there were 75 devices trying to hack into my laptop. When I got suspicious, I rang the actual Microsoft support and everything seems fine now, but honestly, these creeps really stressed me out.MicrosoftMalware /10 yearsI encountered a rather pesky pop-up that refused to budge and insisted I ring a number. Naturally, I was sceptical-this is a brand new computer, after all! I swiftly navigated to the task manager and terminated the rogue application. It’s clearly a scam. I've shelled out a fair amount for security on my machine and even reached out to my provider to voice my concerns about their lack of vigilance for the £80 I’m forking out each year. Just steer clear of that nonsense! Just remember: task manager is your friend-shut it down and run a scan on your system to ensure all is well.10 yearsMy computer got frozen, and this number popped up on my screen. I decided to ring it, and the person on the other end said I needed to fork out some cash. Given that I had recently been a victim of fraud on my bank account via my computer, I promptly ended the call. Total scam, if you ask me!10 yearsDont answer its probs a scam. I reckon they track your location from the call. Better close all apps with task manager and have your PC checked asap.10 yearsIt told me i was linked to porn but that's not true.10 yearsFell for this one a few years back and it looks like they’ve upped their game since then. Don’t get involved! They ended up threatening to shut my PC down unless I paid up. I told them no and yep, they did turn it off. Luckily, after two days everything went back to normal, but I still had someone have a look at it just to be safe.10 yearsI received an alarming message on my computer that claimed my device had been locked. In a flurry of panic, I dialled the number provided and was astonished to find out they wanted me to pay £250 to regain access to my system!10 yearsLike loads of others, I just hit the power button to turn my laptop off straight away and now it won’t switch on at all. Proper worried they might’ve taken control of it or done who knows what else.10 yearsWhat a bunch of foul characters!10 yearsThis number is definitely dodgy. Don’t ring it under any circumstances. My mum was using my sister’s laptop and she called that number by mistake. When they asked for £150, she just hung up and shut down the laptop right away. Apparently, they had remote control over the laptop while she was on the phone. If I switch it back on, how can I be sure they’ve completely removed their access and the files on the computer are secure? Any advice would be really appreciated.10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming they were with Microsoft.Microsoft10 yearsThis showed up on my dad's computer, definitely looks like a scam to me.10 yearsBlimey, it appears this is quite the trend. I followed suit like several others and clicked on a link to input a code, only to have a barrage of messages flood my screen. I did provide my email address but hesitated when they mentioned a subscription fee for the service. They had a polished tone, but it all seemed rather fishy and unexpected. Clearly, these lot are nothing but con artists!10 yearsTotal scam, best to end it through task manager or just switch off your computer.10 yearsTOTAL RIP OFF - STAY AWAY FROM CALLING THEM!10 yearsShould you permit them access to your computer and then come to the realisation that it could be a fraudulent scheme, what are the potential consequences?10 yearsLooks like the number 08000988635 comes from India. It’s linked to a website called bc.vc/WQgH6ax or something similar. These lot are scammers trying to take over your PC. I ended up having to shut down my computer using the button at the bottom middle of the screen.India10 yearsI rang the number and this Indian bloke started guiding me through some stuff, then suddenly he took control of my cursor. I told him I wasn’t comfortable with that and then he said I should find someone else to sort it and hung up. My computer ended up in safe mode, so I just popped down to my local PC repair shop. They ran a virus scan and sorted everything out for me!10 yearsI found myself in a rather similar predicament! I got quite a fright when a message suddenly flashed up on my screen, claiming that my computer was under serious threat and I needed to contact a number without delay - otherwise, my personal information would be compromised. Naturally, I took the plunge and called, only to be informed that I’d need to fork out £100 to rid my device of a pesky virus. I was absolutely appalled by the situation, and before I could voice my outrage, they simply cut the line!10 yearsI received a rather concerning pop-up on my computer that completely seized control of my screen. Curious, I dialed the number provided, and everything appeared to check out as legitimate at first. However, when the individual on the other end requested that I enter a six-digit code onto a remote login site, I promptly hung up. I quickly reached out to the authorities, and they verified that the number was associated with fraudulent activity.10 yearstotal scam, as soon as i told them no way am i letting them access my pc they started getting all nasty, accusing me of downloading porn. im 61, definitely dont need that kinda stuff at my age because ive got a proper partner. told them to jog on and gave em a big no thanks!10 yearsIf they hook up to your laptop, are you gonna end up losing stuff?10 yearssomeone got access to my computer, am i gonna lose important info and stuff?10 yearsJust a heads up to all: Microsoft doesn't have the power to just turn your laptop off like that. If anything like that happened, it would be someone who can actually get into the hardware - like Toshiba, Intel, or maybe Vaio (if I'm right). That message is definitely from a scammer. Stay sharp, folks!MicrosoftToshibaIntelVaio10 yearsThey were trying to steal my info! I rang them up and told them exactly what I thought (this is the second time they've done this to me). The first time was horrible, they started insulting me when I told them to bugger off!!10 yearsI had the exact same issue when a pop-up showed up while I was just browsing a normal site, ridiculous! To fix it, just delete the browser you were using, run a full virus scan with your anti-virus software, then install the browser again. Sorted!10 years[#][#]youtube[###]/watch?v=JUjYwjfwbOE I JUST DID EXACTLY WHAT U ASKED10 yearsI'm pretty sure it's a scam. Some annoying guy with an indian accent keeps calling my landline nonstop. Really hope someone reports them soon.10 yearsI got a call on my laptop from this number. I asked if the call was free and they said yes, trying to help me out. Then they claimed my laptop had some serious virus and passed me to another person. That guy wanted £200 to get rid of the virus. I told him to get lost and that it was a scam, then he just hung up on me. I’m curious if anything can actually be done about this?10 yearsIn the past three days, I've encountered this unwelcome nuisance on my laptop multiple times while using Firefox and Microsoft Edge in private mode, primarily on a specific adult website. Strangely, my regular browsing hasn’t been affected at all. I had to resort to the task manager to shut it down each time-it’s clearly a scam. I’ve run thorough checks on my computer with Malwarebytes and even employed the Windows malicious software removal tool, but thankfully, it hasn’t flagged any malware or viruses. It’s evident they’re attempting to lure you into calling their number to extort money. The adult site, along with its affiliates, seems to be plagued by dodgy advertising pop-ups, and I really hope they come to realise this is a scam and take the necessary steps to block it. I wouldn't be surprised if this sort of trickery is popping up on various sites that allow ads.Malwarebytes10 yearsThis number popped up on my phone and then my laptop went a bit mad, wouldn’t let me do anything. I phoned them back and next thing, they were controlling my laptop :/ I shut it down and ended the call. I've already cancelled all my bank cards and reset every password. Really hoping nothing else comes from that call?10 yearsTOTALLY RIPPED OFF. THESE BLOODY SCAMMERS ARE SO GREEDY. I REALLY WANNA GIVE THEM A PIECE OF MY MIND, THEY’RE SUCH JERKS.10 yearsBe wary, everyone! I almost fell for their tricks today-definitely a bunch of fraudsters. Stay vigilant, folks!10 yearsMy dad phoned this number after seeing some alert on his laptop - they ended up keeping him talking for nearly an hour. Then they told him it would cost £400 to fix it. When he refused and hung up, I just hope the phone bill isn’t massive. He’s 89, and honestly, I’m lost for words. Now he’s thinking of chucking his laptop altogether.10 yearsCould anyone enlighten me as to whose number this is?10 years0800 0988635 keeps popping up when I'm using private mode on Firefox. Like others have said, I'm pretty sure it's a scam. Anyone know how I can block this number?10 yearsMine was a bit less, only $199.99 - looks like they’re lowering the price now, haha. Total scam, but I gotta admit, it did freak me out for a moment.10 yearsGot a message pop up on my screen claiming it was from Microsoft. It said my computer was infected with some kind of virus that was leaking my credit card and Facebook info. They warned that if I didn’t call their number, 08000988635, and just tried to turn off my PC, it’d totally stop working. I ended up shutting it down and restarting normally. Then I ran my own malware scan and system check, and thankfully everything looks good now.MicrosoftFacebook10 yearsI was informed by these individuals that if I forked out £700, they'd sort my computer and make it functional once more! I hung up straight away and performed a "safe" reboot. It's quite evident that they're up to no good and ought to be prosecuted for their actions.10 yearsMy daughter got caught out on our family PC with a warning telling her to call straight away. We happened to be on holiday so she phoned them. They ended up taking control of the computer. She was on the phone for about 20 minutes!!! We’re not sure what the damage is yet as my older daughter is trying to sort it out while we’re away. Please, don’t ever call these people!!!10 yearsDont pick up, they'll try and nab your info. Like others said, I got a warning saying my details were at risk from malware and I should call them. I did call back but no one picked up. Lucky i searched it here and saw it was just a scam.10 yearsyeah my husband couldn’t get his computer working so he phoned the number, they said it would cost £600 to sort it out, thank god he waited till i got back. no way we’re calling them again!Blimey10 yearsThey legit cant hear a word you say smh10 yearsAVOID CALLING THESE NO GOOD idiots. They’re nothing to do with Apple, just some fools trying to scam money out of you.Apple10 yearsMy laptop got taken over and a message popped up telling me to call a number. I phoned it but they hung up on me two times. I just shut my laptop down and restarted it and the message disappeared. Now I’m doing a full virus scan just to be safe. Pretty sure the only thing they got was my number cause I called them! Whatever, I’m not afraid to chat rubbish back if they try anything else!10 yearsThese individuals are definitely up to no good. I received a rather alarming message on my computer that proclaimed, "This is Microsoft - your computer is under attack!" It looked convincingly genuine, prompting me to call the number provided. When I did, the person on the line rattled off a whole spiel about how my machine had been compromised. He then sent me a link and asked me to enter a code. Foolishly, I complied, allowing him access to my computer. Before I knew it, he was pressuring me for personal information, including my name, address, and bank details. I firmly refused, but he proceeded to mess around with my system, putting it into safe mode before abruptly disconnecting the call. This is nothing short of a massive con, and they nearly caught me off guard. A word of warning to everyone out there-stay vigilant!Microsoft10 yearsI recently encountered a rather alarming issue on my computer. A message popped up, warning me to call this number immediately or risk having all my security information and passwords compromised. I urge everyone to exercise caution! I ended up shutting everything down, rebooting my machine, and running a thorough virus scan. Fortunately, everything appears to be in working order at the moment. Stay safe, everyone!10 yearsSome person told me my laptop had a virus and to ring this number. I called back and it was an Indian firm. They tried to get control of my laptop so I just ended the call.10 yearsJust had a call from this number on my Mac saying they'd shut me down if I didn’t ring back. Closed it straight away - total scam, obviously.10 yearsJust showed up on my laptop as well, seemed a bit dodgy so I shut it down through the task manager.10 yearsIgnore what they say, it’s not worth your time.10 yearsThis number showed up on my laptop screen, would not recommend calling it!10 yearsI got a call from this number while using my laptop, with a voice claiming my computer was blocked and that Firefox Mozilla was being stopped. They kept going on about someone trying to steal my credit card details. I called back and told them I’d report the number and their website to the police. They just hung up on me. I’ve tried calling a few times and it looks like it’s one of those scam companies from India. Be warned, it’s definitely a scam. Don’t give them any money!India10 yearsGot a pop-up on my PC saying to ring Microsoft or my computer will get blocked, but I just shut it down via task manager and everything’s working fine now.Microsoft10 yearsMy computer popped up with a warning saying it was blocked and to ring a certain number. I gave it a go, and the bloke on the line asked to access my computer. I let him, but then he said it would cost me £400 to sort it out, so I quickly told him to stop! Fingers crossed he hasn't got any of my info!10 yearsgot a call on my mac saying not to shut my computer down or they’d have to lock my apple account. voice message said my facebook and bank card info had been compromised. proper scary, best not to ring back.MacApple10 yearsGot a call from 008000988635, total scam saying my pc was blocked and I had to pay to fix it. If you get this, just open task manager and end the suspicious program. Also, disconnect your computer from the internet to be safe.10 yearslinked to spyware on web browsers, avoid answering. definitely nothing to do with microsoft like they say.Microsoft10 yearsGot a call on my Mac saying there was a security issue and I needed to ring them. When I called back, the bloke wanted me to let him control my computer to fix it. Something didn’t feel right, so I said I’d look into it myself first, and he just hung up. Pretty sure it was a scam.Submit Your Own Report (0800 098 8635)
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