8002752273

My personal details have unfortunately been breached, leading to a staggering amount of fraudulent actions taking place under my identity. I exclusively use Apple devices, and it seems this particular number is linked to the individuals responsible for these nefarious activities.

I can confirm this is genuinely the number for Apple support. Having worked in their support team, I can assure you that the calls from Microsoft could be imitating Apple’s contact details. Just to clarify, Apple never rings customers out of the blue. I might sound like I'm on the Apple bandwagon here, but it's absolutely the case, haha!

Caution: I've got an arrest warrant for a serious offence hanging over me. If you want to speak to a federal official, press 1.

How utterly infuriating! To receive a call threatening me with an arrest warrant is just ridiculous. It’s clear they’re quite desperate to deceive folks.

I got a phone call earlier which I decided not to answer, and they subsequently left a voicemail claiming that I’m wanted due to some alleged criminal behaviour...

I found myself intrigued after receiving a couple of voice messages from this number, so I decided to do a bit of digging and it led me to this site.

I’ve had a right nuisance today, as this number bombarded me with five calls over just two hours, claiming to be from AppleCare. They told me that my iCloud account had been compromised and insisted I ring back on another number. The thing is, I don’t even use iCloud! What a dodgy situation!

I've had a flurry of five phone calls in just two hours from this number, claiming to represent AppleCare. They insisted that my iCloud account had been compromised and urged me to ring them back using a different number. The thing is, I don’t even have an iCloud account!

Definitely a con! They leave a voicemail asking you to ring a different number back. Quite dodgy, if you ask me!

I keep receiving phone calls from someone purporting to be from Apple Support, and it's becoming rather tiresome as they ring me every quarter of an hour.

Beware of these sleazy con artists who are nothing short of unscrupulous! It's best to steer clear of any communication with them. They just don’t take a hint and keep trying. Make sure to block their number immediately, and if you can, report them as well. It's crucial that they are tracked down and held accountable for their vile actions.

Simply add them to your block list in your phone's calling application.

I've received a couple of calls that only left half-hearted voicemails, suggesting I could return the call using the toll-free number they provided. Quite odd, really!

I recently received a rather similar phone call, and I made it clear that I wanted them to disclose the name associated with the account or the login details. To my surprise, he obliged and then queried whether the information was accurate. I chose to remain silent in response. He also requested that I fetch a laptop, but when I explained that I couldn't access one, he muttered something in a foreign language before abruptly ending the call.

I've been receiving incessant calls from a number that purports to be from Apple Support, but I can assure you, they are definitely not the real deal! They seem utterly determined, constantly leaving messages on my answering machine. It's absolutely maddening! Surely, there must be a way to tackle this issue!

Today, I've been bombarded with a staggering 21 calls from this number, each one coming in every 20 to 25 minutes throughout the day on Tuesday. And now, since this evening, they're ringing me up every 13 minutes. It’s driving me absolutely bonkers!

This particular number seems to ring me every 20 to 25 minutes, incessantly. I've even gone so far as to block it via my phone provider, yet the calls persist. Quite frustrating, to say the least!

I received a call regarding an apple account, which is funny because I don’t possess one. I ended up pressing a button, and then they just cut off the line. Blasted scammers!

I've received a staggering 12 calls from this number in just 48 hours!

In the past couple of days, I’ve been bombarded with five phone calls from 1-800-275-2273, all claiming there’s been some dodgy activity linked to my Apple devices-both my iPhone and iPad. They instructed me to press 1 for assistance from Apple or to return the call at 1-800-208-262-0000. I've chosen to ignore all these calls; they even left a rather suspicious message on my answering machine.

Received a robotic message regarding a supposed hack of Apple gadgets. Nice attempt, but what a waste - we don't possess any Apple items.

I answered a call that appeared to be from a trustworthy source. They had my name and my address, which threw me off. The caller claimed that my Apple iCloud had been compromised and that a hacker supposedly had access to my credit card details, among other things. They were quite insistent that I find a computer to rectify the situation. I made an excuse about being on the road and promptly hung up. Shortly after, I received an email from Apple confirming the same alarming message. Feeling rather uneasy about it all, I decided to reach out to Apple directly using the number listed on their official site. They assured me that Apple would never initiate contact without prior communication from the customer. I'm quite annoyed that they managed to dig up my name and address!

"Just received a dodgy message about contacting some so-called Apple support. You’re prompted to press one to chat with an advisor and two if you fancy hearing the same spiel again. If you want to ring back later, they’ve given a toll-free number-516-344-1156 or something like that. Quite frankly, it stinks of a scam! Stay vigilant, everyone!"

I've received a staggering number of calls from this number-definitely over ten times. Initially, they were jabbering on about a credit card, but now it's just a barrage of calls with no real purpose. Quite irritating, to say the least!

I just got a voicemail that sounded rather fishy. It was a robotic voice claiming there was a hacking attempt on my phone from overseas. It urged me to press 1 to chat with a representative from Apple. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

This appears to be a rather dubious scheme, and I can't quite discern whether it's linked to Apple or not, but it certainly ought to come to an end!

I received a rather alarming call claiming that my credit card had been used twice without my permission. They instructed me to press 1 for assistance, which I naively did. A man then came on the line, stating he was from Visa fraud protection. However, since I don’t even hold a Visa card, I promptly ended the call. What a strange situation!

It seems they've informed me that there's an issue with my iPod account.

That peculiar number, 18002752273, has been persistently leaving me voicemails urging me to return their call, yet bizarrely, my phone doesn’t even ring! It’s as if the call is entirely bypassing the ringing altogether and heading straight to my voicemail. Quite unsettling, to say the least!

This number pretends to represent AppleCare, but that’s clearly a ruse. Just to clarify, Apple doesn't reach out to you over the phone-it's simply not their style.

I received a call from a robotic voice claiming my National Insurance Number had been compromised and was being misused. They insisted I ring back and read the number out twice. Stay vigilant, everyone! The number in question is +18002752273. It's a con!

I got this rather peculiar automated call claiming that my iCloud account had been compromised. When I pressed one, a woman came on the line asserting she was from Apple, though her accent was quite strong, making it difficult to follow her. She insisted I needed to get to my computer so she could assist me with this supposed breach, mentioning that someone from Iowa had accessed my account at 7 PM. I told her I was preoccupied with something else and wouldn't be able to switch to my computer right away, which seemed to irk her. She got a bit snappy, claiming she was "trying to assist me," but I could barely catch what she was saying due to her accent. I decided to end the call. Not long after, she rang me back, asking if I was at my computer yet. I promptly hung up again.

I received a call from this number at the rather ungodly hour of 6:20 AM. It came after a familiar local ring, and showed up on my screen. Curiosity got the better of me, so I dialled the number back, but to my surprise, there was no clear identification. Just a bloke's voice instructing me to select a language. What’s the best way to put a stop to this nonsense for everyone else?

For the love of all that's good, can someone please ask them to quit ringing my number? It's become absolutely tiresome!

I've had a similar experience - they've rung me multiple times! The voice on the other end is just a pre-recorded message from a machine. I've decided to block this number entirely.

I received calls from this number five times within just an hour!

I keep getting calls regarding an allegedly compromised cloud account, along with warnings about my Apple device. It's utter nonsense! Every time I block one of their numbers, they simply switch to a different one.

They keep ringing me up, claiming to be from Microsoft. It's becoming quite tiresome!

It seems I'm plagued by incessant calls every twenty minutes, and my voicemail is overflowing. I’ve been ignoring each one and blocking the numbers, but it’s becoming utterly tiresome. I might just resort to disabling my voicemail notifications altogether and do a mass deletion soon. So frustrating!

As soon as a real person picked up the line, they immediately requested my email address (I do enjoy toying with scammers). So, get this - I responded with something ridiculous, and it was absolutely hilarious! I had to repeat it five times to the bloke on the other end, desperately holding back my laughter. Anyway, he informed me that my iCloud account had been compromised (as if!). He pretended to be all concerned, as if I was fuming. Then, out of the blue, he mentioned there would be a fee to sort out this so-called issue. Right, like I'm falling for that! At that point, I cheekily asked him how much extra it would cost if his girlfriend wanted to come round and entertain me! That’s when he really lost his cool! He shouted back, and I couldn’t resist, so I replied, "Well, since you’re trying to take me for a ride, I thought perhaps your missus could pop by and have a go at the one-eyed snake!” Can you believe he hung up on me after that?

What a complete con! Clearly originating from India! Absolutely outrageous!

Received a rather dodgy call claiming to be from Apple, warning me that my iCloud account had been hacked. Seems like another scammer is at it again!

Received a rather alarming message indicating that our iCloud account has been compromised. They've advised against engaging in any online activities until further notice.

For the past week, I've been inundated with calls from this number on a daily basis. Each time, it's a pre-recorded message concerning my Microsoft account. I’ve gone ahead and blocked every number they’ve used, yet they keep popping up with new ones. It’s rather frustrating, to say the least!

Honestly, it's quite baffling how some folks have nothing better to do. Seriously, do yourselves a favour and stop ringing my number!

I suspect it's a scam.

I keep getting calls from this number every single day without fail.

Yesterday, I received three calls from this number, and today I got another. On the line, they inquired whether I owned an Apple phone, claiming it had been compromised. They then questioned me about whether I had a laptop close by, to which I replied negatively. Following my answer, they abruptly ended the call. Quite bizarre, really!

I keep getting calls from this number and it's quite bothersome. I'd really appreciate it if they would quit ringing me.

Was this a dodgy call or a legitimate one?

I received a robocall regarding some supposed iCloud issue. When I hit the button to chat with a representative, the bloke on the other end simply asked how he could assist. I responded by reminding him that they were the ones who rang me, so it was on him to explain. Out of nowhere, he shot back with “f*** you” and promptly disconnected. Unbelievable!

I received a rather dodgy call on the 13th of October, 2018, and then again on the 18th from the number 1.800.275.2273. They claimed that my Apple iCloud had some security issues and warned me against conducting any online financial transactions. They urged me to press 1 to speak with Apple support. On the 13th, I ended up chatting with a chap and informed him that I don’t own any Apple devices. He assured me he would note that down to prevent further calls. Fast forward to today, I had a conversation with a woman who asked me the same thing. She requested my email, checked, and told me I don’t have an account with them. As a result, her system couldn't be updated for my case. Quite conveniently, she only asked for that information just before. When she then requested my phone number, I politely declined and wished her a splendid day. Just goes to show, there are some rather crafty individuals out there!

I've received about two to three calls daily from someone purporting to be from Apple Support. I picked up once, and they informed me that my account had been compromised by individuals from two different nations, one being Russia. As our conversation unfolded, it became glaringly obvious that their sole intention was to extract £300 from me to “resolve” issues across all my Apple devices. They claimed it would only take an hour or so, but if I preferred to book an appointment at the Apple Store, I’d have to wait 1-2 days - and they were more than willing to secure that appointment for me right then and there. When I mentioned I simply didn’t have the spare cash or time for it, they abruptly said fine and instructed me not to ring them back before ending the call.

That's not Apple; it's a complete fraud!

I received a call from this number claiming to be associated with Apple, warning me against using my Apple devices for any banking activities.

I've been receiving calls from this number, claiming to be from Apple security, discussing an alleged issue with my Apple account's safety.

Yesterday, I got a couple of calls from this number, both cautioning me against using any Apple gadgets for financial transactions due to some alleged hacking activity. On the second call, I finally picked up, but as soon as it prompted me to press 1 to chat with someone, the call just dropped. Quite dodgey, if you ask me!

Just had a dodgy call from someone posing as Apple. They provided a number that purported to be official, but I opted to hang up before engaging further. Stay vigilant, everyone!

She mentioned that my cloud account might have been compromised or something along those lines, advising me against using it. I think she suggested that I should ring them back, but I never got around to it. Do you reckon there’s any truth to this, or was it just a bit of a scam?

I received a call from someone insisting there was an issue with my Apple account. As soon as I started to ask questions, they abruptly ended the call. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!

There's a continual barrage of caller ID tricks aimed at robbing people of their cash. It's becoming quite the daily hassle, isn't it? What measures can one take to put an end to this predicament?

Best to steer clear of these shady calls. My poor mum received a ring from this number, purporting to be from Apple support. Let me tell you, it definitely isn’t Apple! Now, bless her heart, she isn’t exactly a whiz when it comes to technology, and they had her set up some kind of account. In the meantime, they were sneaking away with her personal details. Ultimately, they made off with £500, which really rattled her nerves. Unfortunately, they still ring every now and then, trying their luck to pull the wool over her eyes once more.

I've recently found myself in a rather troubling situation, seemingly entangled in a fraudulent scheme that transpired between the 1st and 5th of January 2018. Regrettably, I've suffered a financial setback amounting to about $3,500, $200, and $300. Disturbingly, it appears that Apple is mixed up in this mess, and I've even involved the local authorities in my plight. Throughout this ordeal, my communications were laden with references to Apple, as I genuinely believed I was consulting with their tech team regarding security concerns and potential hacking incidents. As it stands, my finances are feeling the strain, but what's more painful is the effect this has had on my dignity and my wife’s wellbeing. 👎👎👎