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One irritating tendency this person has is to call excessively early in the morning - my response is straightforward, as I yell "Go away" and hastily end the call.

I was awakened at 6am by a call from this number, but I wasn't able to reach the phone in time to answer it. It's quite frustrating because this particular phone number calls every single day, sometimes even two or three times a day.

I called someone, but after speaking for a while, they hung up on me. I tried calling back, but then I heard an automated message informing me that the number had been disconnected.

I received a phone call this morning from someone asking if I was my mum. I replied that I was indeed her. The person on the other end of the line then proceeded to say something inappropriate and abruptly ended the call.

I received a phone call from this particular number, but unfortunately, there was no response when I answered. I suspect it was the same individual named John from India. It is incredibly exasperating that the government is not taking any action to address these extremely impolite callers who have acquired the numbers from UK companies.

Received a call earlier from an Indian gentleman who seems to be contacting me every day. I decided to entertain his questions, but unfortunately, I ended up feeding him false information for his survey. The conversation revolved around the usual topics like television, washing machine, conservatory, and their respective ages. Regards, John.

Received a phone call from an unknown number today at 12:46 hours. The caller asked for me by name, and after confirming my identity, he introduced himself (unfortunately, I didn't catch his name) and mentioned that he was calling from the "Technical Department Windows Microsoft." It all sounded quite suspicious, so I decided to hang up. The caller had a male voice with an Asian accent.

I received a phone call a few minutes ago from someone who identified themselves as calling from Microsoft, stating there was an issue with my computer. Although I firmly stated that there were no problems with my computer, he raised his voice and insisted that there was. When I reiterated that everything was fine, he began shouting at me, continuing to claim that there was an issue. Frustrated, I ended the call. It's worth noting that the man had an Indian accent and introduced himself as John. Now, my husband has offered to answer such calls in the future. I am upset and outraged by the audacity of that person for shouting back at me. It's high time Microsoft thoroughly investigates this particular phone number as it is tarnishing their reputation.

Received a phone call at 13:05 from this particular number. An individual speaking in a foreign accent introduced himself as someone calling from Windows. I expressed my suspicion and informed him that he was engaging in criminal activity. Despite my clear reluctance, he continued to persistently request that I switch on my computer and disclose my email address. I promptly ended the call. I am extremely frustrated with receiving such calls repeatedly, and I believe it is completely unacceptable. Measures must be taken to put an end to this nuisance!

I encountered a swindler who had an accent, attempting to convince me to grant him access to my computer. He claimed to be a representative from Microsoft, acting as though he had my best interests at heart. However, as soon as I mentioned that a message flashed on my screen warning me about con artists, he abruptly ended the call. I wonder if it is possible to track the number he called from and take appropriate action? Although he said he was in Liverpool, I find myself doubtful.

They called once again this morning on 11th December 2015, promptly at 8:23 am. This time, a person named Alex claimed to be from Microsoft. As soon as I heard his name, I immediately ended the call. However, to my dismay, he called me again. I decided not to answer the phone and instead ignored it. It's high time these individuals with malicious intentions are prevented from preying on vulnerable people.

On the 10th of December, there were a series of calls made to the person I am concerned about. These calls occurred at the following times: 15:09, 15:50, 16:01, 16:13, 16:14, 16:43, 16:44, 16:45, and 17:54. It was at 17:54 when I took over the phone call, as mentioned in my previous report submitted at 23:06.

Today, on the 10th of December 2015, my mother received a call from a number claiming to be from Microsoft. The caller stated that there was an issue with her computer that put it at risk. Since my mother is not well-versed in computers, she almost clicked on the download as instructed by the caller. Luckily, she had a moment of hesitation and realized that something could be wrong. She immediately voiced her concerns to the caller, stating that she didn't know his identity, and warned him that this could potentially be a scam. As a result, she hung up the phone. To her surprise, the caller did not give up and called her back. Determined to protect herself, my mother reiterated that she did not know who he was and informed him that she would end the call once again. However, the caller laughed in response. Concerned about this incident, my mother promptly contacted the police and they have recorded all the details for future reference.

I received a call today on the 4th of December 2015 from an individual who claimed to be from Microsoft, discussing an issue with my computer. I promptly ended the call and firmly told him to go away. It is high time that these individuals are dealt with strictly.

I received a call today from someone claiming to be from BT, but I was skeptical and did not trust their words. They informed me that there was an issue with my BT connection. However, when I asked how they obtained my number, they had no response. In response, I quickly ended the call and deleted their number from my phone. It is important for us to take action and prevent these individuals from causing distress. With so many problems already happening in the world, it is crucial that we put an end to these scams.

I appreciate that this individual is calling from the United States. I find it quite odd considering I am currently situated in the United Kingdom.

I have been contacted multiple times within a span of two weeks by this particular number. On each occasion, they swiftly disconnected the call as soon as I picked up.

I received a call at 13:05 on 25th November 2015. I didn't recognize the number, so I chose not to answer the phone.