9893397426
TimeLine☎️ 9893397426 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0989. The area code 0989 originates from United Kingdom.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 9893397426
- Whistle blown, ear drums damagedFeb
2015Frequent harassing calls from scammersFeb
2015Received and frustrated by callsDec
2014Scam call caused significant distressOct
2014Abusive call from fake MicrosoftSep
2014Suspicious Microsoft call from PeterSep
2014Repeated scam calls about computer issuesSep
2014Scam call impersonating Microsoft supportSep
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 7 First Seen: 20 September 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Acrefair(Wrexham), Banchory-Devenick(Aberdeenshire), Darras Hall(Northumberland), Dublin(Suffolk) and Sutton Hill(Shropshire).
9893397426 has 7 comments of which 5 x neutral and 2 x negative
9893397426 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9893397426 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance associated with aggressive scam calls falsely claiming affiliation with Microsoft. Callers, often using an Indian accent and the name "Peter," pressure individuals about alleged computer issues, frequently targeting those with Apple products despite claiming Windows-related problems. The calls are known to be abusive, sometimes hanging up abruptly or responding rudely when challenged. Victims report receiving multiple daily calls, including early morning and late-night hours. Many have involved the police, but the calls continue, sometimes ringing through international lines. The fraudulent callers aim to gain control via remote access or scare recipients into bogus repairs. Users are advised to remain cautious, avoid providing personal information, and report incidents to authorities or the relevant scam reporting platforms.
Reports on phone number 9893397426
12 yearsGave them a right blast from a whistle! Fingers crossed I may have popped their eardrums.12 yearsThey abruptly ended the call on me. I've had just about enough of these nuisance and scam calls. I called 1471 to trace the number and ended up with this one.12 yearsI received a rather alarming call recently from a chap who introduced himself as Michael, supposedly affiliated with Microsoft. He directed me to follow certain steps on my laptop, insisting that our accounts were inundated with junk files that were wreaking havoc on the Microsoft site. When my husband requested some identification prior to proceeding, the caller abruptly disconnected. This was our first encounter with such a caller, but it feels as though our home has been under siege for weeks. We've sought assistance from BT's tech support, the police, and also had experts from PC World take a look at things. This entire ordeal has taken a toll on my husband's mental health, plunging him into a deep depression. We genuinely feel lost and don’t know where to turn next - it's as if our lives are crumbling around us.MichaelMicrosoftBTPC World12 yearsI received a phone call from a chap named Pete who claimed to be representing Microsoft. He was rather aggressive when I expressed my disbelief, saying, "Oh really, is that so?"PeteMicrosoft12 yearsI've been getting incessant calls from a bloke claiming to be named Peter, supposedly from Microsoft. He's got quite a thick Indian accent, mind you. He warned me about some so-called junk files pouring into my computer and insisted that it needed urgent attention to avoid a total breakdown. Naturally, I wasn't having any of it; I informed him I’d be reaching out to Microsoft myself before hanging up. It seems rather dubious that Microsoft would ring me repeatedly, doesn’t it? The calls are a right nuisance, too, coming in at the crack of dawn, around 7am, and again today at 10am.PeterMicrosoft12 yearsI've had one of these dodgy calls for the second time now! They rang me at both 11:07 and 11:09 pm tonight, claiming to be from Microsoft. Apparently, my computer is on the verge of a crash unless I do something about it immediately. To top it all off, their accent was so thick it was a struggle to make out what they were saying! It's all a bit peculiar, if you ask me.Microsoft12 yearsOn the 25th of September 2014, I received a rather dubious phone call from this number, claiming to be Microsoft technical support regarding my computer. When I inquired about which computer they were referring to, the fellow on the other end said, "The one you have at home." I informally replied, "I don’t actually have one at home." He then insisted, "Then it must be your laptop." However, since I wasn’t using a laptop at the time, I told him, "I’m not on my laptop right now." There was a brief silence before he unprofessionally retorted, "Alright then, F*** off." I can't imagine Microsoft would take kindly to such conduct!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (0989 339 7426)
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