9053855083
☎️ 9053855083 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Tabsoft Limited. It is part of the phone block 905385 with a prefix of 0905.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 9053855083
- Constantly bothersome, annoying callsSep
2016Received late-night phone callFeb
2015Late night call disrupted sleepFeb
2015Received silent call on landlineFeb
2015Rude hang-up without computer accessFeb
2015Threatening call about computer hackingFeb
2015Suspected Microsoft scam caller identifiedFeb
2015Scam call targetting vulnerable individualsFeb
2015Fake Microsoft call, potential scamFeb
2015Scam call, hung up quicklyFeb
2015Microsoft investigating computer hacking scamFeb
2015Suspicious call about hacking attemptFeb
2015Scam call from Microsoft impersonatorJan
2015Enjoys pranking telemarketers for funJan
2015Repeated scam calls from Asian callerJan
2015Polite scam call about hackingJan
2015Scam call from aggressive "Michael."Jan
2015Receiving harassing calls, seeking helpJan
2015Scam call reported to authoritiesJan
2015Scam call from Steve AdamsJan
2015Persistent unwanted calls, offensive responseJan
2015Scam caller claiming computer hackJan
2015Frustration with persistent callers expressedJan
2015Intentionally prolonging unwanted callsJan
2015Scam call pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2015Suspicious Microsoft call, likely scamJan
2015Scam call about hacked computerJan
2015Report Microsoft scams to authoritiesJan
2015Microsoft scam attempt, be cautiousJan
2015Scam call about hacked computerJan
2015Caller with accent likely scamJan
2015Microsoft emergency reported, urgent attention neededJan
2015Unwanted calls, unclear intentions, unnervingJan
2015Scam call claiming illegal activityJan
2015False claims about computer issuesJan
2015Nuisance call from Microsoft scamJan
2015Scam call from "Stella" receivedJan
2015Scammer calls, user responds angrilyJan
2015Scam call about computer issuesJan
2015Persistent caller, no message leftJan
2015Scam call, kept them talkingJan
2015Microsoft virus call is a scam!Dec
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 41 First Seen: 17 December 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Auchinairn(Glasgow), Bradshaw(Staffordshire) and Garvie(Argyll and Bute).
9053855083 has 41 comments of which 32 x neutral and 9 x negative
9053855083 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9053855083 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving callers claiming to be from Microsoft, often with heavy South Asian accents. They frequently allege computers have been hacked and attempt to gain remote access or personal details. Calls come at inconvenient hours, including late at night and early mornings, causing distress, particularly to elderly recipients. Callers use aggressive tactics, threats, and vulgar language when challenged or refused. Many report the number hangs up when questioned about technical details or if the victim states they do not own a computer. This scam is widespread and well-documented, with victims advised to ignore calls, never provide information, and report incidents to official fraud authorities or Microsoft for investigation. Staying vigilant and cautious is strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 9053855083
12 yearsGot a call really late at night.12 yearsThis number rang just after 11 at night. I chose not to pick up, but unfortunately it woke me and messed up my sleep. Quite annoying!12 yearsGot a call on my unlisted home phone around 8:45 in the evening, but there was no one talking when I picked up, so I just ended the call.12 yearsAs soon as I mentioned I didn’t own a computer, they just ended the call. Proper muppets.12 yearsGot a ring from this number just now. They started banging on about my computer being hacked and said they'd block it if I didn’t follow their rubbish instructions. Total load of nonsense.12 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Microsoft support, sounded like an Asian guy.Microsoft12 yearsMy mum just had the same dodgy call, someone pretending to be from "Microsoft" and said his name was Michael. They’ve rung our place a couple of times before, but this time my mum answered and almost got caught out by the scam. It’s clear this con artist is still at it! Sadly, not everyone can spot these fake calls straight away.MicrosoftMichael12 yearsLol, as soon as I said I didn’t own a computer, he just ended the call. Didn’t sound legit at all, just some bloke claiming to be from Microsoft with no proper ID, saying I’d been hacked.Microsoft12 yearsI got a call earlier from someone saying they’re Microsoft, sounded like a total hack attempt.Microsoft12 yearsHad one of those calls saying Microsoft found a hack on my PC. Sat through a bit of nonsense before I told him to shove off and hung up. Just like the rest of these scam calls!Microsoft12 yearsSome guy called Steve Adam, sounded Indian, said my computer was hacked. He gave me an 0800 number to call to verify if he was legit. Thought it was dodgy so didn’t bother ringing it!Steve Adam12 yearsLike some others have mentioned, I got a call from a bloke with a thick accent saying he was with Microsoft. I just found it funny and ended the call straight away.Microsoft12 yearsI've had about three calls just today from a guy with an Asian accent saying he's from Microsoft and warning me my PC will get hacked within a few hours. He asked me to press some “Microsoft key” and type “cmd” or something, but I knew straight away it was dodgy and hung up. First time his number didn’t even show, so I asked for it and he gave me 1-800-543-8610. Next call he was more aggressive, telling me again I'd be hacked for sure. When I searched that number, lots of results in Chinese popped up. The last call I got showed number 1-905-385-5083 and Googling it brought me to this very page that confirms it’s a scam. Happened on 26th January 2015 around 5.30pm.Microsoft12 yearsThese scammers have been ringing me nonstop as well... sometimes I mess about by speaking in a fake French accent just to see how long they'll keep chatting. Other times, I put on a terrible Chinese accent and count how many times they ask "what?" in confusion. On occasion, I'll act like a frail old person, pretending to follow their instructions, then tell them it's not working at all. Once they even tried to convince me they were legit by putting a “police officer” on the line - only guess what? It was the same bloke with a dreadful Asian accent pretending to be a woman! Honestly, I find it way more satisfying to wind them up than to just hang up straight away.12 yearsSome bloke with dodgy English phoned me, claiming he was from Microsoft, warning my computer was hacked. I told him I was busy with guests and he asked when he could ring again. I said everything was fine but he kept saying it was really crucial to stop the hackers. The guy was surprisingly polite and wrapped up with a cheery “OK mum, thank you.”Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from someone called Michael, claiming to be from Microsoft, saying my computer was hacked. Told him I don't even own a computer. He started shouting loads of bad words at me. I ended the call quickly. Definitely felt like a scammer, probably an immigrant trying to trick people.MichaelMicrosoft12 yearsThis person won’t stop ringing me, keeps shouting and calling me rubbish because I don’t even own a computer! It’s really getting on my nerves. What’m I meant to do about this?12 yearsGot a ring from someone called Steve Adams around 4:30 in the afternoon, said he was from Microsoft and my computer had been compromised. I calmly told him to buzz off, no swearing, and he just shouted a rude word back at me before hanging up.Steve AdamsMicrosoft12 yearsMy 92 year old Granddad got a call from an Indian gent claiming his computer was being used in a scam. He wasn’t having it and quickly hung up, then phoned the police to check what to do next. They connected him straight to the Fraud Squad who have now logged that number in their system!GranddadFraud Squad12 yearsDoes anyone have tips for making these callers quit? They've rung me about ten times already and every single time I tell them to remove me from their list. Just now, the bloke actually told me to whip it out and chop it off! Honestly, it’s getting completely ridiculous...12 yearsI got a call from someone who said they were with Microsoft but spoke with a really strong accent. They told me my PC had been hacked, but sounded like a total scam to me.Microsoft12 yearsI don't get why these folks keep ringing even after you've straight up told them to buzz off! How hard is it to just delete your number and stop wasting your time?12 yearsGot called about four times now, and I try to keep the convo going just to make their phone charges add up.12 yearsGot a call with a really strong Asian accent claiming my computer had issues. Total scam! Never trust anyone who says they're ringing from Microsoft.Microsoft12 yearsThis number rang me up really early, about 7 in the morning, pretending to be from Microsoft tech support. They said they’d been watching my computer and found it’s been hacked. I started asking loads of questions like how exactly they were monitoring my PC, what my IP address was, and other tech stuff just to trip them up. After a bit, I noticed the person’s friendly accent suddenly shifted and didn’t sound so Asian anymore. Then I told them I wasn’t having any of it, said I’d hang up and ring Microsoft myself to check if any of it was true.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from a bloke named Steve around half five, sounded Indian. He reckoned my computer had been compromised. Total scam alert!12 yearsI’ve received several calls from this number and others, all saying they’re from Microsoft’s Computer Support team. I just ignore them, but I do report it straight to Microsoft. Apparently, they’ve begun cracking down on these fraudsters legally. Honestly, if you get these kinds of calls, definitely report them to Microsoft. They’ve got the means and motivation to shut these scams down, but they need to know how widespread it really is.Microsoft Computer Maintenance DepartmentMicrosoft12 yearsThis morning the same number rang us again, claiming our computer was compromised. I’m planning to check if there’s a place we can report this kind of scam to help put a stop to it.12 yearsI reckon this was one of those dodgy "Microsoft" scams... had two blokes and a lady all chatting away, trying to sneak into my PC. They already had my phone number and postcode, then started pushing for my name and other personal bits so they could remotely hack my laptop. Luckily, I managed to dodge them this time. Watch out for these lot!Microsoft12 yearsGot a call about computer problems too, and the person on the line had an Asian accent. It reminded me of that scam the BBC South Today talked about towards the end of last year. Definitely felt dodgy.BBC South Today12 yearsThey phoned right at 7am sharp on the 7th of January, then again a bit after 8am the next day. It’s a bit creepy because nobody ever calls our landline apart from my elderly father-in-law. The first time, a man with an Indian accent told me I had a Microsoft emergency. When I said something like “I find that odd, I only use Apple products,” he just hung up. The next morning, it was a woman with the same kind of accent, and before she said anything, I recognised the number and asked if it was another Microsoft emergency. She said yes. I wasn’t exactly polite after that, but I made it clear again that I only use Apple and they shouldn’t bother calling again. Are these just random calls? I can imagine my dad-in-law getting tricked by them since he’s hopeless with tech. Do they ring so early purposely, to catch you off guard?MicrosoftApple12 yearsGot a call saying there was some kind of emergency with my Microsoft account, but it sounded totally dodgy to me. Pretty obvious scam trying to freak me out!Microsoft12 yearsYesterday, I got a call from this number, a guy who said his name was Steve but had an Indian accent. He told me he was with Microsoft and said my laptop was supposedly being used to view illegal porn. It all seemed pretty dodgy to me, so I decided to check out where the call came from. Turns out, it’s definitely a scam. Just thought I’d warn others about the kind of call this is.SteveMicrosoft12 yearsThey kept insisting there was something wrong with our 'computer', but we dont even own one! Felt like a total scam or something.12 yearsI've gotten calls from this number four times already. The first time I was actually able to pick up was this morning around 8:15. It was an Asian lady saying her name was Nina and she was ringing from Microsoft. After seeing what others had said about this number, I realised it was just another annoying scam. I didn't let her get a word in, told her if she called one more time I'd report her to the cops. She just ended the call after that.NinaMicrosoft12 yearsGot a call at 7.15 this morning from someone claiming there was an issue with my computer, which I don’t even have. The woman sounded like she was from India and said her name was Stella.Stella12 yearsCalls come through at all sorts of hours, always with a Middle Eastern accent. Tonight he rang again, claiming to be from Microsoft support about issues with my Windows system. I bluntly told him he should find a proper job and that he’s just trying to scam me. When he insisted he was from Microsoft, I cut him off, told him to stop calling and called him a complete disgrace. He actually started swearing at me, clearly really pissed off. I just told him again to get a real job and stop taking advantage of honest folks. He got so angry he kept dropping nasty language at me, which I just laughed off - that made him even more furious and he finally hung up on me for once. It felt pretty satisfying to waste a bit of his time.Microsoft12 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong Pakistani accent saying there was a problem with my PC. Pretty obvious it was a scam, probably just trying to get into my personal info.12 yearsSomeone keeps calling my landline but never leaves a voicemail. Really annoying!12 years0019053855083 This morning, I got a call from someone with what sounded like an Asian accent claiming to be from Microsoft’s fraud tech support team. They told me my PC was hacked and asked me to type a link into the search bar so they could fix it. I ended up keeping them on the line for about 7 and a half minutes - imagine the cost from that 001 number! Anyone managed to hold their scammers longer than that? Maybe we should make it a challenge to see who can waste the most of their time and money. Who knows, we might just bankrupt the lot!Microsoft12 yearsTotal scam alert! These guys act like they’re from Microsoft, telling you your PC is infected with a virus. Don’t fall for it! Complete con!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (0905 385 5083)
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