7015384126
TimeLine☎️ 7015384126 👆 is a valid (Personal Number) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 070.
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+447015384126+44 70 1538 4126070 1538 4126+44-70-1538-4126
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TimeLine of events for phone number 7015384126
- Scam call, pretended to investigateOct
2016Received suspicious Windows caller todayOct
2016Blocked unknown number, won't answerOct
2016Suspicious Microsoft support phone callsOct
2016Strange number, no message leftOct
2016Caller claimed to be MicrosoftOct
2016Received silent call from numberOct
2016Suspected Windows scam callerSep
2016Microsoft-related scam reportedSep
2016Scammer threatened to block PCSep
2016Caller hung up after iPad mentionSep
2016Foreign cold caller blocked computerSep
2016Scam caller requesting nonexistent informationSep
2016Asian-accented Windows scammer identifiedSep
2016Frequent calls, no messages, suspiciousSep
2016Effective blocking of scam callsSep
2016Scam call; waste their timeSep
2016Scam call, blocked number immediatelySep
2016Suspicious call, helpful police adviceSep
2016Received unknown call; suspicious intentSep
2016Silent call reported to authoritiesSep
2016Scam related to Windows reportedSep
2016Received scam call, confirmed itSep
2016Annoying false PC problem callSep
2016Indian scam call, seek blocking adviceSep
2016Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 06 September 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Capel Gwynfe(Carmarthenshire), Chuck Hatch(East Sussex) and Hermitage(Scottish Borders).
7015384126 has 25 comments of which 9 x negative and 16 x neutral
7015384126 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 7015384126 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating Microsoft technical support, typically involving callers with an Indian or Asian accent claiming your computer has serious issues like viruses or rootkits. They often ask victims to run specific commands or use remote access software to exploit them, with attempts to pressure or threaten if challenged. Multiple reports describe unanswered or silent calls, repeated daily calls, and refusal to provide legitimate contact information. Victims advise not to engage, to hang up immediately, and to block the number. Several have successfully wasted the caller’s time by pretending to cooperate but without revealing personal details. Authorities like the police and official organisations recommend ignoring such calls and reporting them to relevant agencies.
Reports on phone number 7015384126
10 yearsI received a call from this number earlier today. Right off the bat, I recognised it as a scam, so I decided to engage the caller, who had a distinct Indian accent, in conversation for as long as I could to understand his tactics. His ruse involved persuading me to input "eventvwr" to supposedly reveal the numerous "critical errors" plaguing my computer. He claimed to represent the Microsoft Technical Support team and then directed me to visit www.anydesk.com. At that moment, I informed him that I worked for GCHQ and that I'd been keeping him on the line for a while so that an international anti-fraud task force could trace his location and apprehend him. That's when he abruptly ended the call.Microsoft Technical SupportcomGCHQ10 yearsI recently experienced a rather convincing phone call from someone purporting to be a Windows representative. The chap had a noticeable Asian accent and urged me to power up my computer, stating that there was an issue flagged by Windows. Ironically, my computer was already on, and everything, including my emails and web browsing, was functioning without a hitch. After we bantered back and forth, I firmly informed him that I don’t engage with unsolicited callers, and I decided to turn off my computer, bidding him farewell before ending the call abruptly. On a whim, I dialled 1471 to trace the number, which turned out to be 0017115384126. Is there anything further I can pursue regarding this matter? Cheers, John AttertonJohn Atterton10 yearsI’m not familiar with this number, so I chose not to pick up when it rang. I've gone ahead and blocked it on my device.10 yearsToday, I received a couple of dodgy calls purporting to be from James over at Microsoft tech support. He claimed my computer was riddled with a Rootkit issue and insisted that I power up my device so they could sort it out. I feigned ignorance about having access to my machine at the moment and requested a contact number. They provided me with 018001021100, but once the conversation ended, I looked into it and discovered the call had actually originated from 0017015384126. I've since notified Microsoft about these scamming attempts.JamesMicrosoft10 yearsI received a call from the number 01117015384126, which appeared on my caller ID. They didn't bother to leave a message, and something about that phone number struck me as rather odd.10 yearsI received a phone call from someone claiming to be from Microsoft, stating they were inquiring about my computer issues.Microsoft10 yearsI received a call from this number, but there was nothing but silence on the line.10 yearsI had a ring from this number just after 8 o'clock this morning. I chose not to answer it. This particular number has attempted to contact me on numerous occasions. I'm quite convinced it's a scam related to Windows.10 yearsBeware of those Microsoft con artists.Microsoft10 yearsI recently received a call from this number. Upon mentioning that I suspected it was a scam, the caller ominously claimed they had shut down my computer.10 yearsMention you possess an iPad, and suddenly they cut the call.10 yearsI just had a dodgy phone call from someone trying to fish for details on a computer that doesn’t even exist in my possession. Total scam!10 yearsRang us a couple of times in the same day, claiming they were about to block our computer. When I mentioned that we weren't connected to one and were registered with TPS, I realised it was just a sales pitch and hung up. The chap had a distinctive accent, perhaps Indian?TPS10 yearsI received a call from someone trying to pull a fast one, claiming to be from Windows support and speaking with an Asian accent. As soon as I questioned him, he flatly denied everything. However, it was pretty obvious what was going on, especially since the number he called from is infamous for those Microsoft scams.Microsoft10 yearsI own a BT telephone, and whenever I receive calls from unknown or unrecognised numbers, I promptly block those contacts. It's a fantastic device that even supports caller ID! I tend to get bombarded with these scam calls quite frequently. If they claim there’s an issue with my computer, I simply inform them that I don’t possess one and then hang up. Alternatively, I might mention that the call is being recorded, just to keep them on their toes.10 yearsReceived a call from this number around five times in a single day, and they didn’t leave any voicemail. Just a load of noise in the background. Seems like it’s probably some sort of call centre!10 yearsI received a rather peculiar phone call from someone claiming to be an engineer representing MS London, although I’ve no clue where ‘Readingshire’ is located. To pass the time, I engaged him in a bit of jolly banter for a good 35 minutes, all the while he was insisting on doing a tune-up on my computer - which, of course, never actually happened. Eventually, it dawned on him that I was having a right laugh at his expense and he resorted to telling me to do something rather rude. He even had the cheek to suggest I’d be charged a ludicrous fee for the call (which, let's face it, is simply not how it works!). Trust me, unless you fancy a chuckle, steer clear of these fellows. However, if you’re in the mood for a bit of amusement, engage him in chatter; let him squander his own time!MS LondonReadingshire10 yearsReceived a phone call on Thursday morning from someone purporting to be with "Windows Support" - as if! They rang me again this afternoon, but this time, it was a complete silence on the other end. I've swiftly added them to my blocked numbers list.10 yearsI received a call earlier from a chap who actually mentioned my name! He claimed to be reaching out on behalf of Microsaft but had a rather peculiar accent. He then inquired, "Do you own a computer?" At that point, I decided it best to hang up. I've been receiving counsel from the alert neighbourhood programme and Windsor Police, who consistently advise to ignore such calls and simply cut the line. Their guidance has proven to be invaluable!MicrosaftWindsor Police10 yearsI received a call from this number earlier, but I chose not to answer since I wasn't familiar with it. I hung up and then realised my mobile wasn't connected to the WiFi. Quite odd, isn’t it? Anyone know who this might be? What could their intentions possibly be?10 yearsReceived a silent call at 9:05 this morning on the 14th of September. I've gone ahead and notified both Ofcom and the local constabulary about this number.Ofcom10 yearsYet another dodgy scheme claiming to be from Windows...10 yearsThis morning, I found myself in a rather similar situation (14/9/16). I decided to do a bit of sleuthing online as I chatted with the caller, and lo and behold, my suspicions were confirmed-the whole thing was a scam. Once I shared my discoveries with them, they hung up in a right hurry!10 yearsI received a rather dubious call from a chap claiming to be from Microsoft, stating his aim was to inspect my computer for any nasty viruses. He had an Indian accent, which added to the suspicion! I simply informed him that I’m well-versed in computer engineering and really didn’t require his assistance, then promptly hung up. This particular number has been a nuisance, ringing me repeatedly, but I usually let it slide, thinking it might be a legitimate call. Now, I’m keen to know what steps I can take to ensure that this number is blocked for good. Any suggestions?Microsoft10 yearsReceived a call this morning, 13th September 2016, around 08:50, claiming there was an issue with my computer. I’ve checked, and there’s absolutely nothing amiss with it. Given that I work night shifts, I certainly didn’t find it helpful.Submit Your Own Report (070 1538 4126)
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