1800649546
TimeLine☎️ 1800649546 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 01800.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 1800649546
- Computer error scam, didn't fallJul
2016Avoid clicking virus links, callsNov
2015Scammers threaten online safety precautionsNov
2015Concern about remote access safetyNov
2015Scam phone call warning experiencedNov
2015Scammers threatened computer access feeNov
2015Concerned about potential hacker accessNov
2015Received error, called no answerNov
2015Scam warning, avoid this numberNov
2015Scam call, remote access givenNov
2015Scam call asking for moneyNov
2015Suspicious call, hung up quicklyNov
2015Scam for computer virus fixOct
2015Page has porn virus, needs helpOct
2015Suspicious pop-up, trust issuesOct
2015Invasive presence on my computerOct
2015Scam pretending to be MicrosoftOct
2015Number Of Searches: 5 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 13 October 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Barrhill(South Ayrshire), Carthew(Cornwall), Egypt(West Yorkshire) and Lodsworth(West Sussex).
1800649546 has 17 comments of which 5 x negative and 12 x neutral
1800649546 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 1800649546 👆 is reported as a scam helpline exploiting fake virus alerts on computers, often impersonating Microsoft support. Callers are pressured into granting remote access and charged excessive fees for supposed virus removal. Many have experienced aggressive tactics, with threats of system compromise and requests for hundreds of pounds. Those who engaged with these callers report that malware was often installed during remote sessions. It’s strongly advised not to call or allow remote access to these operators. If access was granted, users should immediately reset their devices to factory settings after backing up and scanning personal files. Genuine support should be sought from trusted IT professionals. This number has repeatedly been flagged as fraudulent and linked to organised scam operations based overseas.
Reports on phone number 1800649546
10 yearsMy computer was suddenly locked with an error code, along with the instruction to dial 1800649546 for assistance. However, being aware of such scams, I decided to shut down my computer and waited a few moments before restarting it. Afterwards, I dialed the said number and expressed my strong dissatisfaction. I must admit, I used some choice words during the conversation!11 yearsPlease refrain from clicking on or calling any links related to explicit material or potential viruses.11 yearsBeware of individuals who engage in fraudulent activities; some people from India are solely interested in making money at our expense. If you have encountered such an issue or if there was ever an instance where you granted them remote access to your computer, it is advisable to restore your computer back to its original factory settings. Ensure that you do not leave any sensitive information behind and make a backup of your personal files onto a flash drive before initiating the reset. Remember to scan these files using antivirus software once they have been copied. Once this is done, restore your computer to its primary condition, removing any old files or unnecessary remnants. Allow the system to thoroughly clean up your registry.India11 yearsI recently contacted a certain number and granted them remote access to my MacBook Pro. However, things took a turn when they revealed that the service would cost $250. Realizing that this was more than I could afford, I promptly informed the individual - an Indian lady - that I couldn't proceed with the transaction. She abruptly ended the call and disconnected from my MacBook Pro. Now, I am concerned about the safety of my device. Can anyone provide some reassurance?11 yearsI encountered a similar issue when I received a message along with a toll free number. Resembling a Microsoft error, I contacted them and granted access to my laptop. Fortunately, the connection was lost and I suddenly realized that the person on the other end could potentially be a hacker. Worried, I immediately hung up the call. Now, I'm concerned about the safety of my system. I had been on the call for approximately 10 minutes, so I'm wondering if it is possible for my data to have been hacked.Microsoft11 yearsI experienced a similar incident just about a day ago. Someone contacted me claiming there might be a virus or hackers on my computer, and that they needed access to it. I allowed them to connect to my computer, and they alleged they discovered some threats. However, they then demanded a payment of $300 to resolve the issues within 45 minutes. It's worth mentioning that these individuals were Indian. Thankfully, I informed them that I had no money, which was true, and I ended the call. Later, I became suspicious because it seemed odd for them to ask for money. I decided to do some research and found out that they are actually scammers. I'm relieved that I didn't fall for their trap and pay them - I would have been extremely angry if I had.11 yearsI had a similar experience just a day ago. Someone called claiming that there might be a virus and hackers attempting to compromise my computer. They insisted on accessing my computer to resolve the issue and said they found some threats. Then, they demanded a fee of around £300 to immediately fix the problems, and for the task, they claimed it would take 45 minutes. Interestingly, they were Indian. Fortunately, I informed them that I didn't have any money at the moment (which was true) and ended the call. However, it seemed fishy to me that they were asking for money, so I decided to do some research. After a quick search online, I discovered that these individuals were actually scammers. I was relieve that I didn't pay up, as it would have left me furious.11 yearsI received an error message on my screen, indicating that my system is under attack. The message provided the phone number 1800649546, so I attempted to call it, but there was no response. I am seeking guidance on this matter.11 yearsI received a warning on my Windows computer informing me that my system was infected and instructing me to call a specified number. They attempted to charge $799 for removal and protection services. Recognizing it as a scam, I immediately ended the call and proceeded to run my antivirus software.11 yearsI encountered a pop-up on my internet explorer, which prompted me to call a certain number. Regrettably, I fell for it and panicked, giving them remote access to my laptop. However, when they mentioned that it would cost $300 to remove the Trojan infecting my computer, I finally realized it was a scam and immediately ended the connection. As a precaution, I ran Malwarebytes and discovered two trojans, probably as a result of the remote access. Consequently, I took the necessary steps to secure my online accounts by changing ALL of my passwords.11 yearsI had the same experience! It was quite amusing; an Indian man called me and asked for remote access to my computer. He even had the audacity to request $200! Clearly, it was a scam!11 yearsI received a message on my computer from this particular number, and initially, I presumed it was from Microsoft. Consequently, I decided to give them a call, and to my surprise, an Indian man suggested that the matter would require approximately ten minutes of my time. Frustrated and skeptical, I decided to terminate the call.Microsoft11 yearsI had a similar experience recently when I received a message regarding a virus. The sender accessed my computer and discovered that there were 253 networks connected to my network. They offered to resolve the issue, but requested £500 for their services.11 yearsIt seems that my computer has been infected with a porn virus, and it is being recommended that I call a specific number to have it thoroughly removed.11 yearsI encountered a pop-up message and had the opportunity to speak with an Indian gentleman over the phone. They proceeded to inquire about certain details and requested access to my computer. However, due to my lack of trust, I politely declined their request and expressed that I would contact them at a later time.11 yearsThey are currently using my computer.11 yearsBeware of a fraudulent phone number that poses as a Microsoft help line. Unfortunately, I fell victim to this scam recently by believing it and dialing the number. Upon calling, an Indian-sounding helpdesk transferred me to someone claiming to be a 'Citrix Technician' who promised to fix my supposed 'unprotected computer'. However, my computer was already protected and did not require any fixing. Their intention was to scam $800 from me for unnecessary repairs. Realizing something was not right, I decided to contact a different 'reputable' helpdesk. They promptly examined my computer and resolved the issues caused by the scammers. However, their service cost me $200, including 12 months of continued support. It is essential to raise awareness and report this fraudulent phone number to prevent others from falling victim to this scam.MicrosoftCitrixSubmit Your Own Report (01800 649546)
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