9042569233
TimeLine☎️ 9042569233 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by TTNC Limited. It is part of the phone block 904256 with a prefix of 0904.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 9042569233
- Indian accent scam call warningMay
2015Scam caller pretending to assistMar
2015Scam call resulted in computer compromiseFeb
2015Scammer accessed computer; user concernedJan
2015Tech scam call from Indian accentJan
2015Persistent unwanted calls are frustratingDec
2014Scam caller about computer issuesDec
2014Suspicious call; avoid this numberDec
2014Scam calls, block the number!Dec
2014Scam call from Microsoft impersonatorNov
2014Caller claimed Windows issues; scamNov
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 18 November 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cliffe(Kent), Epperstone(Nottinghamshire), Healaugh(North Yorkshire) and Trefaes(Gwynedd).
9042569233 has 9 comments of which 7 x neutral and 2 x negative
9042569233 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9042569233 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number frequently used by callers pretending to be from Microsoft or tech support, often with Indian accents. They claim there are issues or viruses on your computer and attempt to gain remote access. Numerous users warned that engaging with these callers risks serious fraud, including computer corruption and financial loss. The callers often pressure victims for personal information, remote access, or fees for fake fixes. Some reported the number uses spoofing tactics to appear local. It is strongly advised not to answer or engage with calls from this number, avoid giving any information, and block it immediately to prevent potential scams and security risks.
Reports on phone number 9042569233
11 yearsI had a similar experience just the other day. A woman with an Indian accent rang me up, claiming there was an issue with my computer. I politely told her, "No, thank you," and wished her a pleasant day. Utter nonsense! Just keep your wits about you, folks.12 yearsI received a rather alarming call from someone claiming there was an issue with my Windows system. Initially, I believed it was a genuine concern, so I unwittingly granted him remote access to my machine. He then proceeded to show me a grim black screen, insisting that my computer was infected with a virus. As someone who knows very little about technology, I was quite rattled and inquired whether he could resolve the issue. He mentioned that his manager had approved a fix, but it would come at a cost. Realising I needed to think it over, I told him I would get back to him. This seemed to infuriate him, and he insisted I should have communicated my reluctance sooner. To make matters worse, my virus protection had lapsed three days prior. Should I be concerned? Is there a possibility that this scam artist left something malicious on my computer?12 yearsA chap with a thick Indian accent called, claiming to be from Microsoft tech support, insisting my computer was sending out error messages. I informed him that the only error here was him attempting to pull a fast one on unsuspecting folks. He promptly ended the call-absolute clown!Microsoft12 yearsI've been bombarded by this number ringing my house multiple times daily, yet I simply won't pick up. There ought to be legislation in place to put a stop to all these random digits pestering us at home. Thank goodness for caller ID, it’s a real lifesaver!12 yearsReceived a rather dodgy call where the bloke on the other end claimed my computer was acting up with programmes failing to run and my registration files being all mucked up due to some issue with my antivirus software. I kept him chatting for about ten minutes until he started pushing me to visit a certain website. At that point, I decided it was best to end the conversation and, wouldn’t you know it, he rang me back almost immediately!12 yearsI received a call from a tech firm, and the chap had a strong London accent. I'm convinced the number's roots lie overseas, likely routed through a US switchboard to appear local on my mobile. Having never encountered this number prior, I sensed something fishy was afoot. Best to steer clear of this one, I reckon. I simply opted to hang up.LondonUS12 yearsI've been receiving persistent calls from this number lately. It seems to be a fraudulent scheme aiming to gain access to my computer under the guise of alleged issues (that I assure you, don’t exist). I’ve decided to block the number outright. I'd recommend you do the same. These individuals are nothing but con artists!12 yearsI received a rather dubious call earlier today from a chap sporting a strong Indian accent. He claimed to represent Microsoft, insisting that my IP address had flagged some issues on their end and that he needed access to my computer. Quite the cheeky scam, if you ask me! Naturally, I promptly ended the call and blocked the number. What a farce!Microsoft12 yearsI received a phone call from this number regarding some issues with my computer's Windows system. It felt rather dodgy and I suspect it's a scam.Submit Your Own Report (0904 256 9233)
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