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08081893370

☎️ 08081893370 👆 is a valid (Free To Call) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 808189 with a prefix of 0808.

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+448081893370+44 808 189 33700808 189 3370+44-808-189-3370

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0808 189 3370 Tagged as:

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TimeLine of events for phone number 08081893370

  • Police do nothing, no crime
    Mar
    2019
  • Received scam call, gave fake info
    Mar
    2015
  • Scam calls, malicious intentions, expose
    Mar
    2015
  • Scam call pretending Microsoft support
    Feb
    2015
  • Scam call; beware of deception
    Feb
    2015
  • Persistent calls, ignores excuses
    Feb
    2015
  • Microsoft scam call, verify first
    Feb
    2015
  • Aggressive fake Microsoft caller warning
    Feb
    2015
  • Aggressive scam call from Microsoft
    Feb
    2015
  • Fraudulent Microsoft extortion scam reported
    Feb
    2015
  • Scam call claiming Microsoft support
    Feb
    2015
  • Windows scam call from "Sharon"
    Feb
    2015
  • Scam call, suggest police intervention
    Feb
    2015
  • Scam call from Peter Wilson
    Jan
    2015
  • Microsoft scam call, abusive behavior
    Jan
    2015
  • Scam call pretending to be Microsoft
    Jan
    2015
  • Received scam call, reported authorities
    Dec
    2014
  • Caller threatening computer shutdown scam
    Dec
    2014
  • Scam call, don't respond, report
    Dec
    2014
  • Scam call posing as Microsoft
    Nov
    2014
  • Caller claimed BT, computer hacked
    Nov
    2014
  • Caller claimed Microsoft Trojan removal
    Nov
    2014
  • Bling Computers located in Leicester
    Nov
    2014
  • Suspicious calls about computer hacking
    Sep
    2014
  • Scam; avoid giving remote access
    Sep
    2014
  • Fishing scam reported by expert
    Sep
    2014
  • Warning: Microsoft impersonation, software scam
    Sep
    2014
  • Suspected scam call from Microsoft
    Sep
    2014
Number Of Searches: 11 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 24 August 2014 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Baker Street(Essex), Barkers Hill(Wiltshire), Little London(Somerset) and Redmoss(Aberdeenshire).

08081893370 has 27 comments of which 19 x neutral and 8 x negative

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08081893370 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 08081893370 👆 is reported as associated with persistent and aggressive scam calls impersonating Microsoft technical support. Callers use various names and accents, often pressuring recipients to grant remote access to their computers or install malicious software. They employ tactics such as citing fake computer infections, hacking threats, or unusual account activity to deceive targets. Many have noted that genuine contact details and company information are not provided, and the calls often escalate to aggression if questioned. The number has been linked to multiple fraudulent operations, including attempts to extort payments and install malware. Recipients are strongly advised not to engage, never share personal or banking details, and to report such calls to relevant authorities to help combat ongoing scams.

Reports on phone number 08081893370

8 years
Nothing illegal here, so what exactly are you expecting the police to do about it?
12 years
I got a call from some bloke called Isaac Schulzaman or something like that, and he was having a right struggle saying his own name! He wanted to take over my computer, but I told him I only had one hand and couldn’t manage the keys properly :) When I said maybe my missus would call back, he gave this number and mentioned it was from Reading. Earlier, I'd also had a ring from 0344 800 2400. Isn’t there any sort of police force that actually stops this nonsense? Seems like all they do is dish out fines instead of looking into these calls. Rant over from someone who’d happily clamp down hard on these muppets!
Isaac SchulzamanIndiaReading
12 years
I've received a few calls this week that were clearly scams. I usually try to keep the caller chatting for as long as I can just to annoy them and tire them out. The longer they’re stuck talking to me, the less chance they have to scam someone else. One of them wanted me to open 'eventvwr' to check the event viewer on my PC, claiming that the errors it showed were signs of infection. In reality, those errors are perfectly normal and nothing to worry about. They also pushed me to visit their site, 'www.fastheal.net', which sounds dodgy - apparently it tricks you into downloading SpySheriff malware! Honestly, these scammers are really low and unpleasant.
12 years
Got a call from someone pretending to be from Microsoft tech support - total scam.
Microsoft
12 years
I gave Michael my banking details quickly just to get it over with. Turns out, he thought we weren’t a good match or something. Gotta say, he was quite persuasive on the phone - I reckon he’s good at trickin’ people for sure.
Michael
12 years
They keep ringing me from early morning, like 7am or so, and just won’t take no for an answer. I've told them I don’t own a computer, but they just won’t let it go. It’s really annoying.
12 years
I got a call from a bloke named Sam Welton who said he was from the Microsoft Windows maintenance team. He told me someone was trying to hack my computer and said if I let him access it, he’d guide me through stopping it. When I asked for proof he was really from Microsoft, he gave me a number to ring to confirm. I looked it up online and was relieved to find out it’s a scam. My advice? Don’t share anything with him. Just tell him to dunk his head in a bucket of water a few times and take it out a couple of times, that should do the trick.
Sam WeltonMicrosoftMicrosoft Windows
12 years
I got a call earlier from a bloke saying he was with Microsoft Technical Support. He said if I didn't ring back in 30 minutes, my computer would get hacked. When I asked for his name or his manager’s, he just refused and got really rude when I told him I’d just call Microsoft myself on a different number.
Microsoft TechnicalMicrosoft
12 years
I got a call from someone pretending to be from Microsoft’s tech support, said he was in Leicestershire. He warned that my computer would get hacked and stop working in 30 mins if I didn’t ring back on 08081893370. He refused to tell me his name or his manager’s. When I said I’d contact Microsoft myself to verify, he got a bit nasty. This caller keeps ringing me from a withheld number - it’s happened a few times now. Hope someone can deal with this!
Microsoft Technical DepartmentLeicestershireMicrosoft
12 years
They’re total scammers. They claim there’s an issue with your computer and demand £10 to resolve it, saying it’s something to do with a startup password they supposedly put on your laptop or PC. They even say they’re from Microsoft Leicester, but Microsoft doesn’t even have an office in Leicester and they never get in touch like that. Complete con artists.
MicrosoftLeicester
12 years
Got a ring this morning about 7:50 from someone named Veronica, claiming to be from Microsoft. She sounded Asian and said hackers were trying to get into my PC, but they could fix it for me. I asked for a callback number and she gave me 0808 1893370. No way I'm bothering to call them back though!
VeronicaMicrosoft
12 years
Got a phone call earlier today from someone named Ronnie Williams, speaking with an asian accent and pretending to be from microsoft. I told them I was tied up and they passed me a number, 08081893370, to ring back. But they kept going on about my computer being at risk, so I just ended the call. I dialled 1471 afterwards, but the actual number was hidden. Wouldn't it make sense for the police to create genuine bank accounts as bait to trap these scammers?
Ronnie WilliamsMicrosoftRonnie
12 years
Just got a call again from that number and some bloke named Peter Wilson was on the line. I asked him which firm he represented and he claimed it was Ask Expert from Leicester. Seems pretty dodgy to me, definitely a scam. Can't believe he's carrying on like this without getting caught.
Peter WilsonAsk ExpertLeicester
12 years
Somebody rang saying they were from Microsoft Support and that my account had been hacked or something. When I asked questions, they got really rude and started shouting at me.
Microsoft
12 years
Got a call from 19053855083, some bloke saying he was from Microsoft, with one of those thick accents you can barely make out. I played along for about 15 minutes, pretending my computer wouldn’t start up. When I asked for a contact number, he just gave me the same number that called me in the first place. What a waste of time!
Microsoft
12 years
Got some annoying phone calls from a bloke named James Austin claiming he was from the Microsoft Windows maintenance team. He tells me my computer’s been hacked and offers to guide me through fixing it if I open it up. I said no every time he called.
I’ve since reported this to the Merseyside Police and also the National Intelligence Fraud Squad over in London. They confirmed it’s a scam and explained it’s a way scammers try to get into people’s online accounts.
James AustinMicrosoftMerseyside PoliceNational Intelligence Fraud SquadLondon
12 years
Today I got a call from this number and the guy, calling himself Peter from Apple security, told me my computer was being used by Chinese hackers for gambling. I asked for a contact number to verify if it was legit, and he gave me this very number. When I checked online, saw loads of warnings about scams. I didn’t call back, but he rang again half an hour later. When I said I didn’t want to talk, he got quite intimidating, saying he’d “shut down my computer”. I warned him I’d report it to the police and he just laughed it off. Proper nasty lot!
PeterApple
12 years
This morning my mum got a call from 05198847169, supposedly from "Microsoft Tech Support". They claimed hackers were about to break into her laptop and told her to follow their steps to prevent it. When she asked how they got her home number, they just avoided giving a clear reply and said something about having her PC's registry number but refused to share it. Best advice: don’t pick up if these numbers ring you. If you do happen to, make sure to report it or warn them you’ll pass the info on to the police.
Microsoft Tech Support
12 years
I got a call from someone with an Asian accent claiming he was Patrick Jones from Microsoft. He said he needed to get into my computer to check for nasty viruses.
Patrick JonesMicrosoft Corp
12 years
Got a call from someone claiming to be with the BT Windows Support Team, saying there was proof that my computer was under attack by hackers.
BT Windows Support Team
12 years
Some guy claimed he was calling from Microsoft Safety and Security, said he needed to clean Trojan Horses off my PC.
Microsoft Safety and Security
12 years
Leicester's 201 Melton Rd, LE4 6T has a place called Bling Computers. Just a heads up, it ain't Microsoft!
Bling ComputersMicrosoftMelton RdLeicester
12 years
So, I got a couple of calls claiming my PC was being hacked and used in some dodgy way! I asked them for a contact number and the company name, and they told me it was "Ask Experts PC" and the bloke’s name was "John Smith" - funny though, he had a pretty obvious foreign accent! Gave me a good laugh, like who falls for that? Anyone up for a beer to forget these scammers? Haha!
John Smith
12 years
Watch out, this is definitely a scam where they try to get remote access to your computer. Don’t ever let them connect to your PC, no matter what. Best to just ignore and avoid these calls entirely.
12 years
I got a call claiming to be from a computer specialist trying to fix some issue I never heard of. Totally felt like a fishing scam to me.
12 years
I recently fell victim to what seems to be a deceitful scam. A group posing as representatives of Microsoft contacted me, urging me to install certain software. I soon realised it was a malicious program, and then they had the audacity to try to charge me for its removal. It’s infuriating how these scammers operate!
Microsoft
12 years
I got this number after someone called me claiming to be from Microsoft, saying they wanted to fix issues on my PC. I asked for a contact number, and this was the one they gave me. Tried ringing it a few times but never got through, so I figured it must be a scam.
Microsoft

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