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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 Caldhame(Angus) and Footherley(Staffordshire).

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

7 years
There’s no wrongdoing here at all - what exactly do you suggest the authorities should do?
11 years
I just received a rather curious phone call from someone named Isaac Schulzaman, who apparently hails from India. Let's just say he struggled a bit with his own name! This chap was asking for remote access to my computer, and when I mentioned that I was one-handed, he seemed baffled - can’t say I blame him, it’s not easy to type with one hand, is it? When I suggested my wife might give him a ring back, he handed over this phone number, claiming to be from Reading. Earlier, I had another call from 0344 800 2400. I can't help but wonder, where's the police when you need them? Wouldn't it be lovely if they actually did some proper investigating instead of just sitting back collecting fines? Honestly, it makes me quite irate! I daresay some people might feel the urge to take matters into their own hands if this keeps up!
Isaac SchulzamanIndiaReading
11 years
I've received a few phone calls this week that are definitely scams. My approach is to keep them on the line for as long as possible just to toy with them and waste their time. If they're talking to me, they're not able to trick someone who could actually be fooled by their tricks. During one call, they attempted to make me run 'eventvwr', which is meant to open the event viewer and show me the supposed errors in my computer's log file. These errors are completely normal, but they falsely claim that they indicate a PC infection. They also tried to direct me to their website, 'www.fastheal.net', which is quite alarming because visiting the site would prompt them to deceive you into clicking a button that installs the SpySheriff Malware on your computer! These individuals are truly awful and unethical.
11 years
Beware of fraudulent phone calls where individuals falsely impersonate Microsoft's technical support team.
Microsoft
11 years
In an attempt to save time, I generously provided Michael with all of my banking passcodes, hoping that we would establish a harmonious relationship. However, it became apparent that our compatibility was lacking. Although I must admit that Michael's convincing manner on the call leads me to believe that he may achieve great success in deceiving others.
Michael
11 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.
11 years
I recently received a phone call from an individual who identified himself as Sam Welton. He claimed to be from the maintenance department of Microsoft Windows and informed me that someone was trying to hack into my computer. He urged me to open my computer so he could guide me on how to prevent this hacking attempt. In order to confirm his authenticity, I requested him to provide evidence that he truly belonged to the maintenance department of Microsoft Windows. To support his claim, he provided me with a contact number to validate his identity. Fortunately, I decided to verify this information online, where I discovered that it was indeed a scam.

It is important not to divulge any personal information to this individual. Instead, it would be appropriate to jokingly suggest that he repeatedly puts his head into a bucket of water three times and withdraws it twice.
Sam WeltonMicrosoftMicrosoft Windows
11 years
Today, I received a call from a gentleman who identified himself as a representative from Microsoft Technical. He claimed that if I did not call back within 30 minutes, my computer would be hacked. However, when I asked for his or his manager's name, he refused to provide it and grew agitated when I suggested contacting Microsoft directly using a different number.
Microsoft TechnicalMicrosoft
11 years
I received a fraudulent call from an individual, who pretended to be a member of the Microsoft Technical Department in Leicestershire. The person claimed that my computer was at risk of being hacked and rendered useless within the next 30 minutes if I didn't promptly contact them at the number 08081893370. They became hostile when I requested their name or their manager's name, and even more so when I suggested verifying the legitimacy of their call by contacting Microsoft directly. It is concerning that this caller continues to reach out despite our number being withheld. I kindly request that appropriate action be taken regarding this matter.
Microsoft Technical DepartmentLeicestershireMicrosoft
11 years
These individuals are dishonest. They attempt to coerce you into making a £10 payment in order to resolve an issue on your computer, such as a startup password that they themselves have created. They claim to represent Microsoft Leicester; however, it is important to note that Microsoft does not have an office in Leicester, and even if they did, they would not contact you in this manner.
MicrosoftLeicester
11 years
At 7:50 am, I received a phone call from someone named Veronica who claimed to be from Microsoft, speaking with an Asian accent. She informed me that hackers were attempting to access my computer but assured me that she could solve the problem. However, I requested to call her back and was provided with the number 0808 1893370. I have no intention of wasting my time making a telephone call.
VeronicaMicrosoft
12 years
I received a call this morning from a man named Ronnie Williams, who had an Asian accent and claimed to be from Microsoft. I politely mentioned that I was busy at the moment, but he insisted that I call him back at 08081893370. However, he wouldn't stop talking and continued to insist that my computer was in danger. Frustrated by the conversation, I eventually hung up. I attempted to retrieve the caller's number using the "1471" feature, but unfortunately, the real number was withheld. I can't help but wonder if the police should establish genuine bank accounts as bait to catch individuals like Ronnie who engage in fraudulent activities. This could potentially be an effective method to expose these scammers.
Ronnie WilliamsMicrosoftRonnie
12 years
I just received a phone call from the same number and a man named Peter Wilson. He had the exact same message as before. Out of curiosity, I inquired about the company he was representing and he claimed it was Ask Expert, located in Leicester. It's blatantly clear that this is a scam. It's truly appalling that he is still managing to deceive people.
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
I received a call today from the number 19053855083, with the person on the other end claiming to be from Microsoft. As usual, their accent was quite thick. In order to waste their time, I pretended that I was unable to turn on my computer. Interestingly, I even managed to get them to provide me with a callback number, which turned out to be the same one they called me from.
Microsoft
12 years
I recently experienced a situation where I received persistent and disturbing phone calls from a person named James Austin who claimed to be from the maintenance department of Microsoft Windows. He insisted that someone was attempting to hack into my computer and offered to guide me through steps to prevent it. However, I consistently refused his requests. To address this issue, I have reported the scam to both the Merseyside Police and the National Intelligence Fraud Squad based in London. They are currently investigating the matter and have assured me that it is indeed a scam. It is concerning to learn that such scams are designed to gain access to our online accounts.
James AustinMicrosoftMerseyside PoliceNational Intelligence Fraud SquadLondon
12 years
I received a phone call today from a number. The person claimed to be called Peter from Apple security and informed me that my computer was being used by Chinese individuals for gambling purposes. I asked for a telephone number to verify if the call was genuine. I was provided with the aforementioned number, and when I looked it up on the internet, I found numerous concerns regarding scams associated with it. I did not actually make a call to the given number, but the person called me again after 30 minutes. When I refused to engage in further conversation, he became quite threatening and warned that he would shut down my computer. I stated that I would report this to the police, to which he casually replied that I should go ahead. It's truly unpleasant dealing with such unscrupulous individuals.
PeterApple
12 years
Earlier this morning, my mother received a call on her phone with the number 05198847169. The caller claimed to be from "Microsoft Tech Support" and warned her that her laptop was at risk of being hacked. They insisted that she should follow their instructions to prevent the hackers. Interestingly, they dodged the question when asked how they obtained her house number. They did mention that they possessed the registry number of her PC but refused to provide it. It is advisable to avoid answering any calls from these two numbers. If you do happen to receive such a call, promptly report it or threaten to involve the police.
Microsoft Tech Support
12 years
A person with an Asian accent introduced themselves as Patrick Jones from Microsoft Corp. They claimed that my PC was at risk of dangerous viruses and requested access to it.
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
Bling Computers - Not Microsoft! Address: 201 Melton Rd, Leicester, LE4 6T. Welcome to Bling Computers, located at 201 Melton Rd, Leicester. Just to clarify, we are not Microsoft! At Bling Computers, we pride ourselves on providing top-quality computer services tailored to your needs.
Bling ComputersMicrosoftMelton RdLeicester
12 years
I received several phone calls informing me that my computer was being unlawfully accessed and used for illegal purposes! I requested a contact number and the name of the company. The individual on the call provided me with the aforementioned number and identified himself as "John Smith" from "Ask Experts PC," despite having a foreign accent. Well, time for a drink! Cheers!
John Smith
12 years
Beware of this scam where the caller is attempting to gain remote access to your computer. It is highly recommended to avoid this at all costs and refuse to allow them to connect to your PC.
12 years
Beware of the fishing scam! Consult a computer expert.
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 was given this phone number when I received a call from someone who claimed to be from Microsoft and offered to assist me with computer issues. I requested a contact number, which they provided as mentioned above. However, after attempting to call the number several times without receiving a response, I became suspicious and concluded that it could be a scam.
Microsoft

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