9053855083
TimeLine☎️ 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 Linford(Essex), Roseworthy(Cornwall), Tarrant Monkton(Dorset) and Wigginstall(Staffordshire).
9053855083 has 41 comments of which 9 x negative and 32 x neutral
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
10 yearsa constant source of irritation12 yearsReceived a call during the wee hours.12 yearsI got a phone call from this number just past 11 in the evening. I chose not to pick up, but it disturbed our slumber and spoiled our entire night’s rest.12 yearsI got a call on my unlisted landline at around 8:45 in the evening. However, there was nobody responding when I picked up, so I eventually decided to disconnect the line.12 yearsThey abruptly end the call as soon as you mention not having access to a computer. Absolute plonkers!12 yearsI recently received a rather alarming call from this number. The caller went on about how they would incapacitate my computer if I didn't pay attention to their ridiculous spiel regarding hacking. Quite absurd, really!12 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from Microsoft, and they sounded Asian.Microsoft12 yearsThis exact ruse just occurred with my mother! She received a call from a so-called "Microsoft" rep, who went by the name of Michael. He's been ringing our home repeatedly, but it was my mum who picked up this time and was nearly taken in by his nonsense. It appears this con artist is still out there, targeting unsuspecting individuals! Sadly, not everyone recognises the warning signs when these types of calls come in!MicrosoftMichael12 yearsOh, what a surprise! The moment I mentioned I wasn't using a computer, he just cut the call. It didn't feel professional at all, just some vague 'Microsoft' claiming I'd been hacked. What a cheek!Microsoft12 yearsReceived a dodgy call the other day. The bloke on the line was insisting he was from Microsoft, trying to pull a fast one.Microsoft12 yearsJust like what everyone else has experienced. Microsoft is currently looking into a breach on my device. I endured a ridiculous conversation for a brief spell, before directing him to take a hike and hanging up the phone.Microsoft12 yearsreceived a call from a chap named Steve Adam, who had quite the Indian accent, claiming that my computer had been compromised. He offered me an 0800 number to verify his credibility, but I chose not to dial it!Steve Adam12 yearsLike many have mentioned, I received a call from a bloke with a strong accent purporting to represent Microsoft. Found the whole thing rather amusing and decided to just hang up on him.Microsoft12 yearsI’ve been inundated with similar phone calls today-three so far! An Asian gentleman claims to be representing Microsoft, warning me that my computer is on the brink of being hacked within four hours. He requested that I press the Microsoft key and input “cmd” and that’s where I decided to put an end to the charade, clearly a scam. The first time he rang, his number was blocked, so I pressed him for details and he provided the number 1-800-543-8610. The second call was much the same, with him becoming increasingly aggressive about the 'imminent' hacking. I decided to do a quick online search of the number and found a heap of Chinese characters. Then I received a third call, this time from 1-905-385-5083. A quick search led me to this website, confirming it’s all a con. Dated Jan 26, 2015, at 5.30 pm.Microsoft12 yearsOh, blimey! I've been getting calls from them too! Sometimes, I like to have a bit of fun and pretend I’m fluent in French, just to see how long they’ll keep chatting away. Other times, I adopt a rather comical Chinese accent to catch them off guard and see how many times they’ll respond with “pardon?” It’s a right laugh! There are moments when I act like I’m an old dear, going along with their nonsense, only to inform them that their so-called help is utterly useless. Once, they even went as far as putting on a "police officer" to gain my trust, but it turned out to be the same chap pretending to be a lady, using that dreadful accent again. It’s far more entertaining to wind them up than just to hang up, wouldn't you agree?12 yearsI encountered this rather dodgy bloke with a thick accent who claimed he was representing Microsoft. He insisted I power up my computer as apparently, it had been compromised. I mentioned that I had guests over, and he then inquired about a suitable time to ring me back. I assured him that I wasn’t experiencing any issues, yet he maintained it was crucial to put these hackers where they belong-behind bars. To his credit, he was exceedingly courteous throughout the call and wrapped things up with a cheerful, "Alright, madam, ta very much!"Microsoft12 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be Michael from Microsoft, saying my computer had been compromised. When I told him I didn't own a computer, he unleashed a torrent of foul language at me. It was quite shocking, so I decided to end the conversation. Honestly, he struck me as nothing more than a fraudulent scoundrel trying to pull a fast one.MichaelMicrosoft12 yearsI’m being pestered incessantly by this caller - they just won’t give it a rest! I don’t have access to a computer, and they’ve resorted to shouting and hurling abuse my way. It’s really distressing! What on earth can I possibly do about this situation?12 yearsI received a rather dubious call at half past four this afternoon from a chap named Steve Adams, purporting to be from Microsoft. He insisted that my account had been compromised. I politely told him to take a hike, and his response was quite shocking-he told me to shove it and abruptly ended the call. Quite the encounter, I must say!Steve AdamsMicrosoft12 yearsA man with an Indian accent rang my 92-year-old grandfather, claiming that there had been some misappropriation linked to his computer. Granddad, wise to these tricks, promptly ended the call and contacted the police for guidance. He was swiftly connected to the Fraud Squad, who have now logged this number for their records!GranddadFraud Squad12 yearsHas anyone figured out how to put an end to these incessant calls? They've rung me about ten times already, and I keep pleading with them to remove my number from their list. On the last occasion, the bloke had the audacity to suggest I cut off my own p3n!5! It's absolutely ludicrous and I don’t know how much longer I can tolerate this nonsense...12 yearsI received a dodgy phone call from someone with a strong accent, purporting to be from Microsoft. They said my computer had been compromised.Microsoft12 yearsIt's utterly baffling how some folks can be so dimwitted! I've clearly told them to shove off, yet they persist in ringing me up. Why can’t they just take the hint and ditch my number for good? It’s beyond me!12 yearsI've received four calls from this number already. I quite enjoy engaging them in conversation, just to rack up their phone charges a bit!12 yearsI received a call from someone with a strong Asian accent, claiming there was an issue with my computer. It's clearly a scam - don't fall for any calls purporting to be from Microsoft!Microsoft12 yearsThis morning at the crack of dawn, I received a rather suspicious call from this number, purporting to be from Microsoft's tech support team. They claimed that they'd been keeping an eye on my computer and had discovered it was compromised. Naturally, I started grilling them with questions about the alleged hack, how they were monitoring my device, and even what my IP address was, throwing in a few technical queries for good measure. As I pressed for details, I noticed the friendly tone shifted, and the accent seemed to lose its original flavour. Eventually, I confronted the caller about the change in their voice and mentioned that I would be hanging up to reach out to Microsoft directly for clarity on the matter.Microsoft12 yearsCon artist alert! Just had a call from a bloke with an Indian accent at half five. He claimed that my computer had been breached.12 yearsI've received a barrage of calls from this number and a few others, all purporting to be from the Microsoft Computer Maintenance Department. I usually just ignore them, but I did inform Microsoft, and it seems they're gearing up to take legal steps against these fraudulent callers. Honestly, I cannot stress enough how important it is to report these calls to Microsoft. They’ve got both the means and the motivation to tackle these con artists, but they need to be made aware of how widespread the issue is. So, if you've had similar experiences, make sure to log those incidents with them!Microsoft Computer Maintenance DepartmentMicrosoft12 yearsIndeed, we received a call from this number earlier today, insisting that our computer had been compromised. I'm now on the hunt to see if there's a way to report this con so that some measures can be put in place to curb this sort of fraud.12 yearsSeems like I've had a run-in with the notorious "Microsoft" scam brigade. They were relentless-two blokes and a woman on the other end, all keen to worm their way into my computer. They already had my phone number and postcode, which was a bit unnerving. Their plan was clearly to fish for my name and other personal details to seize remote access. Luckily, this time I managed to dodge their trap. Just a heads-up for everyone-stay vigilant!Microsoft12 yearsI’ve had a similar experience with a phone call about tech problems. The person on the line had an Asian accent. It reminds me a lot of the scam featured on BBC South Today towards the tail end of last year.BBC South Today12 yearsJust a heads up, it seems you've encountered a pressing issue with Microsoft.Microsoft12 yearsYesterday, I received a rather peculiar phone call from a chap named Steve, who had quite an Indian accent. He claimed to represent Microsoft and insisted that my laptop had been flagged for searching illegal pornography. To say I found it odd would be an understatement, hence my desire to uncover the identity of this number. It seems I've stumbled upon yet another scam. I felt it important to share this experience, as it might save someone else from the same nonsense.SteveMicrosoft12 yearsIt's quite absurd to assert that we're experiencing computer problems when, in reality, we don't even possess a computer at all!12 yearsI've received four calls from this number at this point. This morning, at 8.15, was the first occasion I was actually home to pick up. An Asian lady introduced herself as Nina, allegedly representing Microsoft. Thankfully, having seen what others had to say about this, I was well aware it was just another pesky scam. I cut her short and made it clear that if they dared to ring again, I'd be lodging a complaint with the authorities. She promptly ended the call.NinaMicrosoft12 yearsReceived a call around 7:15 this morning from a woman named Stella, who claimed there was an issue with my computer. The catch? I don’t actually possess a computer at all! She sounded quite convincing, but it’s clear this was a mix-up.Stella12 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number at all sorts of odd hours. The chap on the other end has a noticeable Middle Eastern accent. He rang again this evening claiming to be from Microsoft support, insisting there were issues with my operating system. I promptly told him to find an honest means of earning a living, pointing out that he was simply running a scam. As he tried to insist he was indeed from Microsoft, I interrupted him and firmly instructed him to cease calling this number, labelling him an utter disgrace. To my surprise, he began hurling a few choice words back at me and sounded quite irate. I reiterated that he should find a legitimate job instead of preying on unsuspecting individuals. His temper seemed to escalate, as he threw more profanities my way, which I found rather amusing; it clearly infuriated him, leading him to hang up on me for once. It was quite satisfying to waste his time!Microsoft12 yearsI received a call from someone with a strong Pakistani accent claiming there was an issue with my computer. Clearly a scam attempt, probably trying to gain access to my personal details.12 yearsThis number keeps calling my landline but never bothers to leave a voicemail. Quite frustrating, really!12 yearsI received a rather suspect phone call this morning from an individual sporting an Asian accent, claiming to be from the technical fraud department of Microsoft. They insisted that my computer had been compromised and urged me to enter a link into my browser so they could rectify the supposed issue. I cleverly kept them on the line for a good 7.5 minutes, which must've drained a few pounds from that 001 number! Is that a record, or has anyone managed to string them along for longer? Perhaps we should turn this into a cheeky competition to see who can waste the most of their time. Who knows, we might just put them out of business!Microsoft12 yearsTotal con! Someone's posing as Microsoft and claiming that your computer is infected with a virus! Absolute ruse!!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (0905 385 5083)
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