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I recently encountered an issue with Talk Talk. Around three hours later, I received a call from a specific number, claiming to be Talk Talk's technical support. They asked me to install remote computer control software. Surprisingly, they knew my name, address, and phone number accurately. Moreover, they provided me with a supposed Talk Talk account number, which later turned out to be incorrect when I verified it. This raised suspicions for me, so I decided to reach out to Talk Talk through their online chat support. Fortunately, I did so because I was almost tricked into cooperating with the fake technical support, especially considering the fact that I had already contacted Talk Talk earlier that day regarding an issue. It seems unlikely that they called me so soon after reaching out to Talk Talk. Consequently, I can't help but have doubts about the involvement of someone within Talk Talk colluding with these fraudulent people.

Can you believe it? They're going all out with their cheekiness by offering a service called "don't call me." It's quite amusing, isn't it?

This morning, I received a phone call from an unknown number. A man claimed that there was an issue with my computer, as mentioned before. Instead of entertaining the call, I simply declined and ended the conversation. It is quite frustrating that they make these calls all around the globe. I just hope that by answering, I won't receive any unexpected bills. From now on, I have decided not to answer calls from abroad to avoid such situations.

I received a call this morning from a person who claimed that my computer was sending error messages. This individual, speaking with an Asian Indian accent, tried to convince me that they were calling from Microsoft. However, I quickly realized that this was not true and informed them of their mistake. As a result, the caller abruptly ended the conversation.

Thank you for your kind words, I appreciate your acknowledgement.

Do not respond to those people. I am registered on the TPS, but it clearly does not function as expected!

This morning at 6 a.m, I received a phone call from this number that disrupted my sleep. There was an Indian woman on the other end who asked for my personal information. I quickly retorted and told her to refrain from calling me again, especially at such an early hour.

Every day at the same time, my phone keeps ringing. Today was different though, as for the first time, someone actually spoke before disconnecting the call. They were trying to get me to provide my surname, but I refused and ended the conversation.

For two consecutive days, I received calls from a woman claiming to be from TalkTalk. The first call had a withheld number, which alarmed me because she knew my full name and address despite being ex-directory. She informed me that they had detected a virus signal coming from my computer. Feeling suspicious, I immediately asked her to disconnect and dialed TalkTalk's customer service. As expected, they had no knowledge of her or any call made regarding the issue (surprise!). Today, the same woman called again, but this time her number appeared on my screen. I told her that I had already reported her call to TalkTalk, and she abruptly ended the conversation by hanging up.

My phone suddenly rang, and I hurriedly answered it. However, instead of hearing a voice on the other end, there was complete silence. Just as confusion began to set in, an automated voice calmly uttered "goodbye," and instantly ended the call.

Today, someone called my landline claiming to be from "Iago Technical Services." However, their accent was difficult to understand, so it's possible that the company name was slightly different. Initially, they requested that I confirm my name, although I chose not to disclose this information. Then, they proceeded to provide my address, but I also declined to verify it. As a result, they abruptly ended the call. I usually only share my house number with reputable companies that require it, as well as with family and friends. It is puzzling how these individuals obtained my personal details since I am ex-directory and have registered with TPS (Telephone Preference Service).

He informed me that it was an energy company and I inquired about how he obtained my phone number. He responded by saying that they obtained it from the telephone database and that I was at the top of the list. I mentioned that I was registered on the Telephone Preference Service (TPS) and he assured me that he would remove my number from their call list.

I have been receiving calls from this particular number, however, the person on the other end remains silent.

Seemingly originating from Microsoft Windows - Allegedly, I am disseminating a 'virus' via my emails. Furthermore, they have claimed that they will guide me in altering my settings. How foolish they are!

Beware of this phone number, as it is commonly used to carry out phishing attacks. The person on the other end will claim to be part of the Windows Support team and inform you that your computer has reported a problem to Microsoft. From this point onwards, the phishing attack develops. Please exercise caution.

I received a telephone call from this particular number, but there was no sound on the other end. Upon attempting to return the call, I was informed that I had dialed an invalid number.

The person on the phone claimed that this number belonged to the Windows Technical Department.

Today, I received a call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, stating that they needed to eliminate a virus on my computer. I managed to engage them in conversation for about 15 minutes, persistently asking them to guide me on where exactly the Windows key is located on my keyboard. Frustrated with their persistence, I gave them a piece of my mind and abruptly ended the call.

Today at 2:05 PM, I received a call from a gentleman who identified himself as Paul Smith (LOL). His accent made it difficult for me to fully grasp the details, but he claimed to be from the Office of Fair Trading. During the conversation, he asked for information regarding my mortgage.