5162100398
TimeLine☎️ 5162100398 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 051.
Your Caller ID could exhibit this phone number as:
+445162100398+44 51 6210 0398051 6210 0398+44-51-6210-0398
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TimeLine of events for phone number 5162100398
- Scam call from "Sarah," ignoredOct
2017Scam call from heavy accentSep
2017Scammer impersonated Microsoft tech supportAug
2017Received suspicious call; reported scamJun
2017Suspected scam call, ignored itJun
2017Tech warns of firewall breachMay
2017Enjoys annoying callers, wants deportationMar
2017Caller identified as scam technicianMar
2017Suspicious tech support phone callMar
2017Rude scam call about computer infectionFeb
2017Avoid giving computer access, scamJan
2017Scam call; stay away warnedJan
2017Suspicious call claiming Microsoft supportJan
2017Suspicious call claiming to be MicrosoftOct
2016Suspicious scam call about computerSep
2016Suspicious call about computer virusJun
2016Caller claims to be Geek SquadMar
2016Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 02 March 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Black Bourton(Oxfordshire), Burn of Weisdale(Shetland Isles), Ciliau Aeron(Ceredigion), Dryslwyn(Carmarthenshire) and Minster Lovell(Oxfordshire).
5162100398 has 12 comments of which 3 x negative and 9 x neutral
5162100398 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 5162100398 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating from call centres, often featuring heavy Indian accents and false claims of computer viruses or security breaches. Callers use various aliases and company names such as "PC Solutions," "Geek Squad," and "Microsoft tech support," attempting to gain remote access to victims' computers under the guise of fixing issues. They may provide licence numbers, request personal information, or ask recipients to perform Windows commands to identify their systems. Numerous reports describe aggressive tactics, repeated calls, and refusal to provide verifiable company details. Users are strongly advised not to engage, never grant remote access, and to block or report the number. The consensus warns this is a well-known fraud designed to install malware or commit identity theft.
Reports on phone number 5162100398
9 yearsBeware! This scam is still out there. On the 20th of September 2017, I received a call from a person claiming to be a representative from the CSR - Cyber Crime Department, by the name of Simon Rodner. He had a strong Indian accent. He warned me against opening any emails or other forms of communication as they had supposedly discovered Trojan infections on my computer. Sensing something fishy, I started asking numerous questions, which seemed to frustrate him, as he was unable to get me to comply with his instructions. It was quite evident that he was attempting to gain access to my computer. When I questioned why he had contacted our business number, he seemed taken aback and abruptly ended the call without saying anything else.CSR - Cyber Crime DepartmentSimon Rodner9 yearsI recently received a phone call from a lady with a very strong accent. I could hear multiple voices in the background, all repeating the exact same thing to different people. She informed me that all of my computers were infected. I informed her that I had the assistance of Geek Squad, but she insisted that she was already working with them. Curious, I requested her to tell me my name, but she simply made a random guess. The phone number appeared as "unavailable" on my screen, but she provided me with her call back number. Interestingly, she put forth a compelling yet uninformed argument. It was evident that someone was coaching her through the conversation. Eventually, I politely declined her offer and told her to try scamming someone else. I ended the call, but to my surprise, she called me back again.Geek Squad9 yearsPC Solutions Tech is reaching out to inform you that your network firewall has been breached.PC Solutions Tech9 yearsI take pleasure in repeatedly calling and intentionally provoking them until they become angry. Their deportation ought to be considered as necessary.9 yearsJust like the previous individuals, I too encountered a gentleman with a strong accent who goes by the name of "Kenny Brown" from a company called PC Solutions. He contacted me with the intention of having me switch on my personal computer, claiming that he needed to conduct diagnostics in order to enhance the performance of the operating system. Sensing something amiss, I made it clear to him that my mobile number was registered on the do not call registry and requested him to refrain from contacting me in the future.Kenny BrownPC Solutions10 yearsOn March 3rd, 2017, I received a phone call from Charles Wilkins, who spoke with a non-American accent. He claimed that my computer had been affected by a CSRSSEEXE file and urged me to take immediate action. According to him, he was with the Windows technical support team. He repeatedly insisted that I log onto my computer urgently. A peculiar warning was given to refrain from opening any emails or using my computer until I called him back.Charles Wilkins10 yearsI received a call from someone who claimed that my computer was infected. When I asked them how they had obtained my phone number, they did not provide an answer, which I found quite rude. It became clear to me that they were attempting to gain access to my computer.10 yearsI recently received a call from an individual claiming to be a senior representative from Microsoft. However, they identified themselves as "Anonymous." This person contacted me to inform me that there were numerous errors on my computer. I became immediately skeptical and decided against granting them access to my computer. To gather more information, I asked for their phone number, and they provided 516-210-0398, extension 913. The person identified themselves as Rick William from Connecticut, but based on their accent, it became apparent that they were likely from either India or Pakistan. To ensure my safety, I opted not to reach out to them and promptly blocked their number on my phone system. It's important to be cautious of individuals who try to gain access to your computer illegally. Furthermore, this "representative" suggested that I enter www.supremocontrol.com into the run command on Windows. At this point, I terminated the conversation with this individual.MicrosoftRick WilliamConnecticutIndiaPakistan10 yearsI received a phone call from 516-210-0398, and the person on the line was quite insistent that there were problems with my computer. They wanted me to log into it. When I questioned how they had obtained permission to access my computer, they claimed to be from Microsoft and said they were meant to assist in fixing the problem. I had my suspicions, so I just made a note of their phone number.Microsoft10 yearsI was approached by an individual named "Hunter Jones" who spoke with a strong accent claiming to be from Microsoft. He insisted that I turn on my computer and provide my contact details for verification purposes. However, I promptly declined his request, expressing my skepticism towards his intentions.Hunter JonesMicrosoft10 yearsA man claimed to be from PC Solutions and mentioned that there is a virus on my computer, requesting me to switch it on. I asked for his contact number and he provided me with one. I informed him that if indeed I had a virus, I would take care of it myself, as I am unaware of his identity or how he obtained my contact information.PC Solutions11 yearsGregg, a man I encountered, mentioned that he was employed by Geek Squad. He provided me with the following contact number for future communication.GreggGeek SquadSubmit Your Own Report (051 6210 0398)
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