5512415125
TimeLine☎️ 5512415125 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 055.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 5512415125
- Scam caller targeting elderly individualsMay
2018Wrong number, finance manager inquiryMar
2018Caller misrepresented identity; red flagFeb
2018Scammer tried to confirm identityNov
2017Stop unwanted calls from "voodoo" numbersOct
2017Scam caller with foreign accentSep
2017Scam call; pressure tactics usedMay
2017Warning about a scammerMay
2017Inquiry about phone number ownershipApr
2017Rude caller claimed computer infectionMar
2017Hangs up after saying goodbyeMar
2017Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 08 March 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Corby(Northamptonshire), Doomsday Green(West Sussex) and Kilmaluag(Highland).
5512415125 has 11 comments of which 7 x neutral and 4 x negative
5512415125 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 5512415125 👆 is reported as a persistent scam source targeting individuals, often using heavy foreign accents and pretending to be from well-known companies like Microsoft or Google. Callers attempt to extract personal or financial information, fraudulently claim computer issues, or pressure victims into installing malicious software. They frequently employ scripted tactics such as requesting confirmation words to exploit recordings for charges. Some calls involve multiple scammers passing victims between supervisors, while others simply hang up or deliver vague messages. Recipients describe these calls as annoying, threatening, and deceptive, with many warning that the number is linked to scams and spam calls. Overall, the number is widely associated with fraudulent activity and attempts to defraud or manipulate unsuspecting individuals.
Reports on phone number 5512415125
8 yearsAn older lady got a call from this number, with the person on the other end claiming there was money that had to be moved into her bank account. The lady asked for her banking info, but once she said no, the caller just ended the call straight away.9 yearsI got a call from someone looking for Linda Sanatini. I told them nobody by that name lives here. Then the caller claimed she was our finance manager, which I knew wasn’t right. I said they must have the wrong number. He went on about being from some place called Metro something, but I just cut him off and ended the call.Linda SanatiniMetro9 yearsThey said they were with Sage when they rang, not Microsoft like I've read in other comments. That alone felt like a big warning sign to me.SageMicrosoft9 yearsThis bloke kept trying to make me say “Yes,” which I reckon is one of those sneaky scams where they record you and then charge you for stuff. He started off by asking if it was me by name, then said something about the line being crackly and he could hardly catch what I was saying. Then he asked if I could hear myself, which made no sense at all. I just cut him off and hung up straight away. Plus, he had a really thick New Jersey accent, so I wasn’t about to trust him.New Jersey9 yearsSeriously, why do these voodoo numbers keep ringing me? Someone really needs to put an end to it.9 yearsGot a call from someone with a thick foreign accent claiming to be from "Windows support". They insisted Microsoft had picked up loads of "errors" on my PC and told me to switch it on so they could guide me through fixing it. Lucky for me, I know my way around computers and saw straight through the scam. Honestly, never hand over any details to strangers calling out of nowhere like that!Microsoft9 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from Microsoft, saying I had some illegal software on my machine. They wanted my wife to let them onto her computer to fix it. They spoke with a strong foreign accent and seemed to work in little teams of three or four, constantly passing the phone to some “supervisor” whenever my wife started asking too many questions. They kept pushing her to install some program so they could sort out the “problem.” If I were you and got a call like this, I’d mess with them a bit. Maybe tell them the bombs they want you to build are ready for collection - that might catch the attention of the authorities! Fair warning though, you might get a visit yourself, but you could just explain it was a joke. Another thing is telling them you’re reporting them to the “ICE” police because you reckon they’re illegal immigrants stealing jobs from locals. Or just hang up straight away. Honestly, I just like having a bit of a laugh with these scammers.MicrosoftICE9 yearsTotal scam, beware!10 yearsdoes anyone know who this phone number belongs to?10 yearsI got a call from a guy with really bad English telling me my Windows PC was infected. Then he ended up calling me an idiot! I told him the same and just hung up. Later I tried ringing the number back, and it gave a message about being added to the do not call list.10 yearsRing me early, says she's off, then just ends the call.Submit Your Own Report (055 1241 5125)
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