5124817946
TimeLine☎️ 5124817946 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 051.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 5124817946
- Caution advised, potential hacker presentJan
2016Appel troublant, intentions malveillantes suspectéesMay
2015Tentative d'escroquerie Microsoft détectéeApr
2015Spent 30 minutes on phoneApr
2015Appel suspect avec menace virusApr
2015Alerte à une arnaque téléphoniqueApr
2015Persistent harassment from annoying callersMar
2015Appel frauduleux, ne pas répondreMar
2015Beware of Simon Green's scamsMar
2015Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2015Positive review; service and technician praisedDec
2014Concern about husband's phone callNov
2014Starts scary, ends humorousNov
2014Angry comment about perceived stupidityNov
2014Received identical call, didn't answerNov
2014Scammed by fake Microsoft employeeOct
2014Microsoft scam, password theft attemptOct
2014Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 07 October 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Elton(Lancashire), Hoxne(Suffolk) and Little Bourton(Oxfordshire).
5124817946 has 17 comments of which 13 x neutral and 3 x negative and 1 x positive
5124817946 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 5124817946 👆 is reported as a frequent source of scam calls impersonating Microsoft support, often with callers using fake names and claiming urgent computer virus issues. Callers typically pressure recipients to grant remote access or pay for unnecessary services, sometimes requesting sensitive information. Many have experienced repeated harassment despite refusing engagement. Official Microsoft representatives confirm they do not initiate unsolicited service calls, advising caution. While one commenter claims a positive experience with a similarly named company, the overwhelming consensus warns of fraudulent activity, remote hacking attempts, and financial loss. It is strongly advised not to share personal details or allow remote control from unsolicited callers and to verify legitimacy through official channels before responding.
Reports on phone number 5124817946
11 yearsNo way are those real names! I wouldn’t trust any firm that doesn’t have a proper website or a clear address. Seems to me this one’s probably just some hacker messing about.11 yearsThis morning I got a call too, and it kinda made me feel off. At first, I thought there’s no way it’s legit. Honestly, why do some people have to be so nasty?12 yearsWas on the phone with some bloke called Simon Green from Windows Service Center for like 30 minutes, what a waste of time.Simon Green12 yearsJust spent nearly an hour on the phone with this guy called Peter Day, who sounded like he was from Texas and claimed to be from Microsoft. He was Asian and spoke only English. He kept telling me I'd lose my Windows 8 if I didn’t let him access my computer to fix some admin issues. Luckily, I spotted it was a scam thanks to what I’d read on this blog. Glad I didn’t fall for it!Peter DayMicrosoftTexas12 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming there's a virus on my computer, and they actually knew my name! Seriously, who on earth are these people?12 yearsIls m'ont appelé en disant que je ne pourrais pas reprendre le contrôle de mon ordi sans leur aide. Clairement, c'est une arnaque. Faites gaffe à ces types !12 yearsFor two days straight, I kept getting calls from these people, like six in total, despite me shouting for them to quit bothering me. Honestly, really irritating bunch.12 yearsThis evening, on 20th March 2015 around 8:45pm, I got a call from someone claiming my computer had a serious virus linked to Microsoft and that it would stop working if I didn’t follow his instructions. I told him I’d ring back, but he replied he worked for Microsoft and threatened to lock my PC if I didn’t call straight away. Of course, I didn’t bother calling back! What a nasty scammer! ... and just now, he rang me again... I ignored it!Microsoft12 yearsI got a call from someone named Simon Green who claimed he worked for Microsoft and wanted to control my computer. The number showed up as +028888888 on my mobile. Strangely, he knew my name right away. He rang me three times yesterday and twice today. Definitely a scammer, watch out and don’t give out any info. I’m based in Quebec.Simon GreenMicrosoftQuebec12 yearsThis morning I got two calls from someone named Antonio Decosta claiming to be from Microsoft Windows, saying they needed to fix a hacking issue. I told him I'd ring back later. I checked with Microsoft and they say they never phone customers about issues like that. Be careful, it sounds dodgy!Antonio DecostaMicrosoft12 yearsI’m Peter Anderson from Quebec, Canada and after reading many posts from other users, I feel the need to clear things up about this company. I signed up with them about eight months ago for a lifetime computer protection plan, and honestly, I’ve had no issues since. I’m still using their software and getting support regularly. Special shoutout to my tech helper, Maxon Kitt, who’s been really helpful online. Just wanted to say thanks to Maxon and stop all the misleading talk around.QuebecCanadaPeter AndersenMaxon KittMaxon12 yearsRight now, my husband is talking on the phone to some guy called Michael Anderson!!!Michael Anderson12 yearsAt first it really freaked me out but by the end, I couldn’t stop laughing.12 yearsHonestly, I can't believe how clueless some people are.12 yearsGot a call from this exact number, and the caller said their name was Michel Anderson! I just let it ring and didn’t pick up.Michel Anderson12 yearsThis really happened to me too, exactly like you said. Some bloke called Maxon Kitts rang me up and convinced me it was legit. He claimed he worked for Microsoft over in Texas and that there was an issue with my computer. Ended up losing £200 because of it.Maxon KittsMicrosoftTexas12 yearsI got a call from someone saying Microsoft had seen an issue with my Windows. They told me to press Windows-R so they could get access to my PC. Then they 'checked' my files and claimed there was a Trojan called csrss.exe infecting the system. Their fix cost $250, and they needed my card details to sort it. After that, they even changed my Windows password and sent me some Hotmail code to confirm. Proper hacking nightmare.MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (051 2481 7946)
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