08006528283
TimeLine☎️ 08006528283 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 800652 with a prefix of 0800.
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+448006528283+44 800 652 82830800 652 8283+44-800-652-8283
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08006528283
- Sketchy, suspicious, questionable, unreliable, riskyOct
2020Scam targeting elderly individuals reportedDec
2019Possible scam involving Apple protectionDec
2018Elderly brother scammed, fraudulent numberSep
2017Beware of persistent scam callsMay
2017Scam number; warned about virusesMar
2017Scam call about compromised MacBookMar
2017Fake caller, potential swindler alertMar
2017Scam impersonating Apple technician, bewareFeb
2017Inquiring about possible spam numberOct
2015Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 27 October 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Colegate End(Norfolk) and Dunn Street(Kent).
08006528283 has 10 comments of which 7 x neutral and 3 x negative
Reports on phone number 08006528283
6 yearsQuite questionable, to say the least!7 yearsI've come to realise that this is a total con job. My elderly father, who's 86, genuinely believed he was reaching out to Apple - but alas, he was mistaken. They fleeced him out of £999 for some sort of so-called lifetime protection, and then had the audacity to ask for an additional £2400 not long after, claiming his "computer was at risk and required data encryption." I've filed a report with Action Fraud and the police about this dreadful situation.AppleAction Fraud8 yearsI've got a reference number TQUK 12995 linked to this call, which claims to be from Apple, offering a lifetime protection plan priced around £900.Apple9 yearsMy older sibling fell victim to a scam yesterday, losing £700 after calling the number 0800 652 828. Under the mistaken impression that he was contacting Apple, he unwittingly reached out to TECHQURE instead (a quick search online reveals some dodgy spelling and strange phrasing on their part). Once I found out what happened, I immediately directed him to call the real Apple, who swiftly confirmed it was indeed a scam. His credit card provider was a bit hesitant but ultimately agreed to reverse the fraudulent charge. Apple also recommended he update his passwords, while Action Fraud suggested checking for any downloads that might include a keystroke logger, such as Team Viewer or something similar.AppleTECHQUREAction FraudTeam Viewer9 yearsThis number keeps resurfacing and is really hampering my ability to use my Apple device. I’ve had to keep force quitting my laptop just to regain functionality. Honestly, whenever anything pops up on my screen or gives me a ring, I instinctively assume it’s dodgy. Everyone should be cautious-it's a dead giveaway that something's amiss when they start asking for cash. Stay safe, folks!Apple9 yearsBeware of this number! I've just had to put a stop on my card because I was tricked by an online message claiming my Apple device was at risk of being infested with various viruses. What a nightmare!Apple9 yearsThis morning, my MacBook Air started acting strangely, completely out of nowhere. I received a call from a chap named Sardar Chouhan with quite a thick Indian accent, claiming to be a Certified Mac Technician. He went on about how my Mac had been compromised and that he could sort it out for a fee of £499.95. Foolishly, I went ahead and handed over my credit card details, which appeared on my statement as TechQure. I’ve since tried to contact them to block the payment. When he rang me again, I voiced my suspicions that he was trying to con me and promptly ended the call... Now, to add insult to injury, my Mac has gone back to being non-functional. What a right mess!MacBook AirSardar ChouhanMac9 yearsFraudsters! They're a bunch of charlatans, and they've been meddling with my device!9 yearsI received a call from this number claiming to be a technician from Apple Support, asking for a payment of either £199 or £399. They even wanted to access my MacBook and asked if they could see my screen. Just a heads-up, this is a scam! I reached out to Apple UK for verification, and they confirmed that they don’t offer any such service. Don’t be fooled by these imposters!Apple SupportAppleUK11 yearsI've received several calls from this particular number, and I’m keen to find out whether it’s a nuisance or genuinely legitimate. Any insights would be appreciated!Submit Your Own Report (0800 652 8283)
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