9898216962
☎️ 9898216962 👆 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 9898216962
- Frustrated with foreign technical supportAug
2015Unanswered calls from unknown numberJun
2015Scam calls, hung up quicklyMay
2015Blocked number still shows callsMay
2015Warning about aggressive scam callMay
2015Indian caller's technique needs improvementMay
2015Unwanted call about Windows problemApr
2015Links to tech support scamsApr
2015Scam call, aggressive response, blockedApr
2015Daily scam calls about securityApr
2015Scammer called about computer issuesApr
2015Frequent calls about computer issuesApr
2015Repeated scam calls about computer issuesApr
2015Received scam calls from IndiansApr
2015Unknown number, needs blocking urgentlyApr
2015Frequent calls about Windows issueApr
2015Frequent scam calls from unknown numberApr
2015Spam calls about computer dangerApr
2015Arnaque, ne pas accepter accèsApr
2015Scam call from Microsoft employeeApr
2015James keeps calling about Windows issueApr
2015Possible scam call reported againApr
2015Frustrated with constant cold callsApr
2015Unrecognized call, blew whistle loudlyApr
2015Receive calls, unsure how to stopApr
2015Frustrating tech support experience reportedApr
2015Scam call with rude responseApr
2015Swisscom should address call centersMar
2015Received Microsoft call, now harassmentMar
2015Suspicious call about PC issuesMar
2015Scam call about nonexistent computerMar
2015Stop unwanted calls, very frustratedMar
2015Repeated scam calls for computer issuesMar
2015Frequent unknown calls for weeksMar
2015Repeated unknown calls daily receivedMar
2015Scam call from persuasive individualMar
2015Frustrated by persistent unwanted callsMar
2015Threatened by Indian man; nightmareMar
2015Repeated phantom calls from numberMar
2015Frustrated with persistent unwanted callsMar
2015Received 6 annoying calls todayMar
2015Scam call warning; woman abusiveMar
2015Persistent and annoying phone callsMar
2015Annoying scam calls persistently continueFeb
2015Persistent scam call from "Microsoft."Feb
2015Annoy caller by blocking communicationFeb
2015Persistent calls about computer virusFeb
2015Early morning call, no responseFeb
2015Frequent unwanted calls, ignoring themFeb
2015Persistent nuisance calls about virusFeb
2015Complaint about computer scam callerFeb
2015Scam call pretending to provide supportFeb
2015Suspected Microsoft scam call experienceFeb
2015TPS registration ineffective, receiving callsFeb
2015Scammer call about Windows virusFeb
2015Scam call from unresponsive individualFeb
2015Silent calls to elderly relativeFeb
2015Scam caller encountered, humorous experienceFeb
2015Constant unwanted calls are frustratingFeb
2015Scam call from fake MicrosoftFeb
2015Annoying repeated calls, no messagesFeb
2015Avoids landline, uses caller IDFeb
2015Concern about silent calls impactFeb
2015Requested to be removed, persistent callsFeb
2015Scammers waste time, costs themFeb
2015Silent calls are annoying post-surgeryFeb
2015Funny interaction with scam callerFeb
2015Scammers bother hard of hearingFeb
2015Avoid scammers, don't share informationJan
2015Annoying calls despite TPS registrationJan
2015Unwanted calls to ex-directory numberJan
2015Fraud caller pretending to be MicrosoftJan
2015Frequent silent calls from numberJan
2015Received unwanted silent scam callsJan
2015Request to stop unwanted callsJan
2015Asian-accented lady offered computer helpJan
2015Foreign scammers claiming computer issuesJan
2015Frequent scam calls from "Microsoft."Jan
2015Frequent scam calls at all timesJan
2015Suspicious Microsoft call, hung upJan
2015Scammers increasing, no phone responseJan
2015Scammer claiming Windows, saved as junkJan
2015Frequent calls, no messages leftJan
2015Receiving frequent home phone callsJan
2015Scammers targeted my young childJan
2015Scammed caller panicked, hung upJan
2015Scammers are prevalent, highly frustratingJan
2015Scammers pretending to be MicrosoftDec
2014Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 84 First Seen: 23 December 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Betws(Glamorgan), Ludlow(Shropshire) and Wootton(Staffordshire).
9898216962 has 84 comments of which 62 x neutral and 21 x negative and 1 x positive
9898216962 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9898216962 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance associated with aggressive scam calls claiming to be from Microsoft or technical support. Callers, often with South Asian accents, falsely warn of viruses or computer problems, pressuring recipients to grant remote access or log into their devices. Despite many being on the Telephone Preference Service, users experience repeated daily calls, including silent or hang-up attempts. Targets include those without computers, who are harassed or insulted if they refuse cooperation. The scam is widespread internationally, with numerous warnings emphasizing not to engage or provide any information. Blocking the number offers limited relief, as calls often continue or come from varied numbers. Users are advised to remain vigilant, avoid interaction, and report to relevant authorities to help curtail these fraudulent practices.
Reports on phone number 9898216962
11 yearsReceived yet another call from a foreign bloke regarding my computer... I can't possibly relay the words I exchanged with him.11 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, yet not a soul ever utters a word. It’s quite perplexing, to be honest!11 yearsSome bloke rang claiming to be David, mentioning something about our Microsoft computer. I simply informed him that we don't entertain unsolicited calls, said my farewells, and ended the conversation. Honestly, I’m absolutely sick to the back teeth with all these dodgy phone calls.DavidMicrosoft11 yearsI put a stop to this number a few weeks back, yet every time they try to reach me, it results in a dead tone. Still, my call log keeps showing multiple attempts each day, which is rather annoying!11 yearsI’ve just had a rather alarming phone call from a chap calling himself David, sporting an Indian accent. He went on about my iMac being riddled with ‘thousands’ of viruses and insisted I power up my computer so he could sort it all out before it supposedly went belly up. His tone was quite domineering and rather pushy, and when I mentioned I didn’t need his so-called help and was cutting the conversation short, he didn’t take it well at all. He even tried to ring me back, but I promptly hung up. Just a word of caution, everyone: don’t fall for these fraudulent schemes!David11 yearsI recently had a call from an Indian woman while I was in Switzerland, and I must say, their approach could use a bit of fine-tuning.Switzerland11 yearsOn the 27th of April 2015, I received a call from a woman based in Tessin, Switzerland. She spoke to me in English, claiming there was an issue with my Windows system. I responded rather curtly, insisting I didn’t have time for any nonsense. After that, they never rang me again.TessinSwitzerland11 yearsHere are a few additional resources from credible websites that might be useful: 1. Check out this blog post from Microsoft regarding cyber trust: http://blogs.microsoft.com/cybertrust/2014/02/19/5-things-you-need-to-know-about-tech-support-scams/ 2. For a wealth of information on telephone fraud related to tech support, take a look at this entry on Snopes: http://www.snopes.com/fraud/telephone/microsoft.asp 3. If you’re interested in a rather entertaining encounter with tech support scammers, this How-To Geek article might pique your interest: http://www.howtogeek.com/180514/the-%E2%80%9Ctech-support%E2%80%9D-scammers-called-htg-so-we-had-fun-with-them/ These links provide some insightful perspectives on the topic!MicrosoftGeekhowtogeek11 yearsWhat a dodgy experience! I'm getting daily calls here in Switzerland from some outfit claiming to be Microsoft. They insist that my computer has been compromised and pressure me to enter a code they provide. The thing is, we use Macs exclusively, not a trace of Windows anywhere! It’s clearly a scam.SwitzerlandMicrosoft11 yearsI received two calls from this number, both times insisting that I had an issue with my computer. They kept pressuring me to log in again.11 yearsI've been bombarded by the same number repeatedly, with the caller claiming there's an issue with my computer and urging me to shut it down and log back in. It's rather annoying that they keep calling despite me not picking up!11 yearsReceived a call from a woman yesterday and then a chap today, both with heavy Indian accents. I informed them not to ring again since it’s clearly a scam. Honestly, I reckon it's wise to let them know that you don’t understand English.11 yearsWhat a peculiar number this is! I don’t recognise it at all. It baffles me that Swisscom hasn’t taken action to block this “nuisance number” yet; surely it’s well-known among their team by now. However, when there’s a chance to make a profit, some folks will go to ridiculous lengths, like turning a blind eye to the nonsense or finding solace in cucumber slices on their eyes... apparently that’s supposed to be relaxing! Meanwhile, these nuisances can carry on bothering us. I think I might invest in a whistle to make a bit of noise back!11 yearsI've been getting incessant phone calls from them. Initially, they claimed there was an issue with my computer.11 yearsRicevo telefonate costantemente da qualcuno che afferma di avere un problema con un computer Windows.11 yearsI've been living in Switzerland and for a fortnight, this particular number has been incessantly ringing me. They seem to have a knack for calling nearly every day, right around 9 to 9.30 in the morning our time. I did engage in conversation with one chap who claimed to be representing Microsoft, insisting that their centre had flagged some urgent virus alerts linked to my computer! He wanted me to access my computer immediately. However, when I inquired about his location, he mentioned London, yet the number had a US area code... curious, isn't it? As soon as I stopped responding, he promptly ended the call. Despite my silence, the calls keep pouring in daily. Does anyone have a clue what they're after and how I might manage to put an end to this nuisance?SwitzerlandMicrosoftLondonUS11 yearsI've had a few calls come through while I was in Switzerland, with someone insisting that my computer posed a risk to both myself and others. I politely thanked them and hung up. Fingers crossed they'll cease their attempts soon!Switzerland11 yearsSans l'ombre d'un doute, c'est une escroquerie. Ils se font passer pour des techniciens de Windows, affirmant qu'il y a un souci, et cherchent à obtenir l'accès à votre ordinateur. Ne cédez surtout pas à cette demande, car cela pourrait engendrer de graves ennuis. Évitez-les à tout prix !11 yearsI've had several missed calls from this number, so I finally picked up today. It turned out to be a quite insistent lady with an Indian accent claiming to be from Microsoft. She presumed I was sat at my computer-little did she know, I wasn't! When I mentioned I didn't own one, she seemed to take offence and quickly disconnected the call. Definitely dodgy!Microsoft11 yearsI've received two calls from a chap named James. When I inquired about who had informed him that I was experiencing issues with my windows, he gave me some details, and I politely thanked him before ending the conversation. However, he's persisted in ringing us back.James11 yearsLooks like I’ve received another dodgy call, most likely a scam.11 yearsI answered a call from a number I didn’t recognise, but I decided to stay quiet. The individual on the line was just hanging there, clearly expecting me to say something... so I thought it would be amusing to blow a loud whistle right into the receiver! Quite the surprise for them, I’d say!11 yearsI'm really growing tired of these incessant cold calls. It's becoming a proper nuisance-dozens of them each week, at all hours, from the crack of dawn to well after dark. Is there truly nothing that can be done to put an end to this annoyance?11 yearsOn Easter Monday, I found myself getting these enigmatic calls bright and early. Whenever I see that number, I just cut the line without uttering a word. After all, the more you speak, the more you inadvertently share with them. It baffles me why anyone would reveal whether they possess a computer or not. Yet, truth be told, I’m at a loss as to how to put an end to this incessant nuisance.11 yearsThis morning, I received a call from this number. I toyed with him a bit, following his prompts until I eventually snapped and told him to shove off. I could see through his little game and I wasn't having any of it. At one point, he even suggested I should do something very inappropriate with my computer, accompanied by some strange bird reference. Ah, delightful tech support, isn't it? I can’t help but ponder how long this particular number will remain operational. It’s astounding how brazenly these VOIP systems seem to allow such nonsense to persist without consequence.11 yearsI received a call from a chap claiming my computer was downloading illegal files. When I informed him that my machine wasn’t functioning properly and suggested he try his luck with someone else, he rather rudely told me to stick the phone where the sun doesn’t shine. Quite the charming encounter, wasn’t it?11 yearsIl serait grandement souhaitable que Swisscom prenne enfin des mesures concernant ses centres d'appels. À mon avis, il semble que l'entreprise profite plutôt de la situation sans lever le petit doigt. J’ai répertorié plus de quarante centres d’appels qui dérangent sans arrêt les utilisateurs.Swisscom11 yearsLast month, I got one of those dodgy calls claiming to be from Microsoft. When I challenged him on his supposed authority, he swiftly ended the call. Since then, I’ve been bombarded with silent calls!Microsoft11 yearsI recently received a call from the number mentioned above, where a chap named George claimed that there were issues with my computer. The thing is, I don’t even own a PC! When I pointed this out to him, he abruptly ended the call. It’s frustrating because this isn’t the first time I’ve received such a nuisance call. I’ve reported it before, yet they persist in reaching out. Just a word of warning to everyone!George11 yearsReceived a call yesterday but there was utter silence on the other end. Then today, I got another ring from the same number. This time, they insisted I had a major issue with my computer and all sorts of viruses. I couldn't help but chuckle and let them know I don’t even own a computer! They promptly ended the call - just a blatant scam, if you ask me!11 yearsI’m absolutely fed up with this number repeatedly ringing my home. Is there any way to put a stop to it? It’s driving me quite mad!11 yearsI've received four calls from this number so far, and each of them insists that I need to fire up my computer to address some supposed 'issues'. They even claim to be my phone and internet provider, using correct details, yet when I contacted my actual provider directly, they had no clue what I was referring to. Has anyone figured out a way to put an end to these incessant calls?11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number two or three times daily for the past couple of days. I haven't picked up as I’m unfamiliar with the caller's details.11 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number two or three times daily for the past fortnight. I haven’t picked up, as I’m unfamiliar with the caller's identity.11 yearsI've had quite enough of these persistent calls! They keep coming through on both my mobile and landline, despite the fact that we've been with the Telephone Preference Service for ages. It's baffling how these calls still manage to sneak past the barriers. What on earth is going on?Telephone Preference Service11 yearsReceived quite the fright from an Indian chap-he's turning out to be a proper nightmare for me.11 yearsI keep receiving persistent calls from this number, yet there's never anyone on the other end.11 yearsI've had six missed calls from this number today alone while I was at the office, and it’s becoming increasingly irritating. Most days, it's around three or four calls, which is frankly exhausting! Like some others have mentioned, the calls come in at the crack of dawn, which is quite unsettling - it makes me worry that something may be amiss with my family. I've tried being blunt, hanging up, and even having heated exchanges with the callers, but nothing seems to deter them. I'm thinking of telling them I don't own a computer, just to see how they react, although I suspect they'll just persist with the calling. Is there actually anything that can be done about this nuisance?11 yearsJust had six calls from this number today, and I must say, it's getting quite tiresome! Does anyone know how to put an end to this nuisance? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!11 yearsI received a call from a lady who had a thick Indian accent, and she insisted that I power up my computer so she could demonstrate the issues it was facing. When I hinted that it appeared to be a scam from one of those Indian call centres, she got quite nasty, clearly annoyed that I wasn’t about to let a total stranger access my machine. Honestly, her response only reinforces my suspicion that it was indeed a dodgy call, so take heed if you find this number trying to reach you!11 yearsBlimey, it's quite unsettling, isn't it? I’ve already had two calls from this bloke today, and he’s relentless! It’s quite bothersome when someone doesn’t take your hints. You’d think being a young woman, he might believe he can wear me down with constant ringing, but I’ve done my homework on this number. I’m not daft, mate!Blimey11 yearsWe've had these persistent callers since December 2014. It's a bunch of clueless chaps claiming to be from Microsoft, insisting there's an issue with our computer. We've since added them to our blocked numbers list on our Caller ID phone, yet they just keep trying! Since January, they've attempted to reach us 14 times, but thankfully, our blocking feature handles it seamlessly-no ring on either end. You'd think they would catch on eventually that we're not inclined to pick up!Microsoft11 yearsIf you find this number bothersome, why not turn the tables? The next time they begin to yap away, simply set your phone down or stick it in a drawer for a good thirty minutes. Since you haven't ended the call, it messes with their system, and there's a chance they might end up footing the bill for their own call! Quite the cheeky strategy, isn’t it? Cheers, JBJB11 yearsI'm absolutely irked by a call I received at the crack of dawn, around half past seven! Typically, a call at such a ghastly hour sends one into a tizzy, thinking it might be an emergency. When I answered, though, I was met with silence-utterly baffling!11 yearsI keep getting calls from this number claiming there's a virus on my computer. It's quite relentless and honestly rather alarming!12 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, ringing me every thirty minutes today. I've made the decision to ignore them and not pick up.12 yearsI keep getting two or three calls each day from this number, and honestly, I just stay quiet, only for the caller to hang up. I've answered before, and they began droning on about some virus or another, so I promptly ended the call. These persistent nuisance calls are getting rather tiresome! Is there anything we can do to put a stop to this bother?12 yearsReceived a call from some dodgy number claiming there was an issue with my computer. The name that appeared was W C Dent, but I have absolutely no clue who that is. Sounds like a scam to me!Dent12 yearsThis chap claimed to be from Microsoft support, insisting that I had some dire issues with infections online. When I expressed my doubt, he became rather pushy. I mentioned that I'm a software developer and well-versed in keeping my computer secure, which made him promptly hang up. You could hear the breeze in the background; it almost sounded as though he was out for a stroll!Microsoft12 yearsI’ve just received a call from this number. I’m on the Telephone Preference Service list, so I’m baffled as to why it still doesn’t seem to be effective. I get quite a few of these calls. The person on the other end had an Indian accent, and honestly, I couldn't comprehend a word he was saying, but he did bring up something about a computer, which was my cue to hang up.Preference Service12 yearsReceived a call at 08:48 this morning. When I inquired who was on the line and the purpose of the call at such an early hour, the caller expressed regret for the untimeliness but insisted it was urgent, claiming my computer was infested with a Windows virus that could cause a crash at any moment. I informed her that I don’t own a computer, and she promptly ended the call. I must say, I’m quite keen for them to reach out again - I’ve got a few tricks up my sleeve for them this time!12 yearsI was busy tending to the garden, which is why I couldn’t pick up the phone! I reckon this might be a familiar number. The last time I answered, an Asian lady claimed to be calling from Microsoft. I suspected it was a scam and decided to play along for a bit, but she caught on and ended the call. What a pity!Microsoft12 yearsI received a call from an Asian individual claiming to be from the London region. When I inquired about the purpose of the call, they were rather evasive. Eventually, they mentioned something about a computer, but when I told them I didn’t own one, they abruptly disconnected. It seems this number has probably been used by others before, as we frequently encounter these nuisance calls - they’ve become practically a fixture in our home!London12 yearsI've been receiving calls from this number that seems to have taken a liking to my 85-year-old relative, sometimes ringing multiple times throughout the day. Just today, while I was visiting, the phone rang again for the second time. The line was dead silent at first and after a good thirty seconds of me calling out 'hello,' a woman finally chimed in with a rather cheeky 'goodbye' before abruptly disconnecting. It left us both quite puzzled!12 yearsSince the 30th of January, my phone has been buzzing with as many as five calls daily, and it's starting to drive me up the wall. I’m ex-directory, so it's quite baffling! I had a bit of a confrontation with a woman the other day, and would you believe it-she told me to shove off! Honestly, it’s becoming utterly infuriating now.12 yearsI had a bit of a palaver with someone who claimed he could sort out my computer issues. Playing along for the ride, I pretended to cooperate. He kept going on about whether my computer was turned on. It wasn't, but I went along with it and said it was. Then he instructed me to press the Windows key and 'R' simultaneously, followed by typing 'EVE'. When he asked what I could see on my screen, I cheekily replied, “You tell me what I should be seeing, and I'll let you know if I can spot it.” He rattled off a few things, like expecting me to see a blinking cursor in some weird web viewer and a white box labeled 'Help' on the left. Sadly, his accent made it tough to understand much of what he was rambling on about. At that point, he must have realised his little scheme wasn’t working, as he suddenly told me to “f*** off.” What a delightful conman, eh? Quite the amusing encounter!12 yearsI received a call from a lady claiming to be from Microsoft, but she was Asian. Quite the letdown, really!Microsoft12 yearsI just received a call that went silent from a number unfamiliar to me, and it really got me thinking-why do we allow these annoying calls, especially when they could impact vulnerable individuals, such as those with learning difficulties? It's high time we put an end to this nonsense, don’t you think?12 yearsBlighters! I’ve given up picking up the landline altogether now. Instead, I rely on the 1471 callback service to check who’s been trying to get in touch. If it turns out to be a proper number-like a mate or someone I actually know-I might just get around to returning the call.12 yearsI've received two phone calls from this number today-first at 8:56 in the morning, and the second one at 10:16. Neither time did they bother to leave a message, which is quite frankly infuriating. It's really starting to get on my nerves!12 yearsI just received a call from them. I mentioned that I’m registered on the TPS list, so they shouldn’t be contacting me, and I requested that they remove my number from their list. However, after browsing through other comments, I wouldn’t be at all shocked if they still keep ringing me in the future...TPS12 yearsFraudsters galore! Delay them on the line for as long as you can; it really drains their resources, doesn’t it? Quite amusing, if you ask me!12 yearsReceived three calls this morning where the line went dead - incredibly frustrating, especially considering I've just undergone surgery and have registered with the Telephone Preference Service!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsLuckily, I happened to be at my 91-year-old mother-in-law's house when these scammers called, claiming there was an issue with her computer. The funny thing is, she doesn’t even own one! I firmly informed them that they really ought to stop calling-at that point, they simply hung up on me. Sadly, it seems they persist in ringing her. Given that she struggles with her hearing, these incessant calls really get on her nerves.12 yearsConstant calls day in and day out; best to steer clear of sharing any personal details - they’re definitely con artists.Constant12 yearsThey seem to ring me daily, sometimes even more than once. I've made it clear that I'm registered with the Telephone Preference Service, but that hasn’t deterred them at all. So now, I’ve taken to keeping them on the line as long as I can, just for a laugh. It's quite entertaining to see how long I can keep them chatting before they catch on that I’m using a Mac. What a bunch of deceitful, lowdown charlatans!Telephone Preference Service12 yearsI've had two calls from this number today, and each time I picked up, there was just silence before the line cut off. It's quite peculiar since my number is ex-directory and has been with the Telephone Preference Service for nearly a decade! Such a hassle... 😕Telephone Preference Service12 yearsThey claimed to be calling from Microsoft, but after about five minutes of chatting, I mentioned that I'm using a Mac.Microsoft12 yearsI’ve been receiving as many as ten silent calls from this number daily. It's becoming quite bothersome!12 yearsOn the 23rd and 24th of January 2015, I received three phone calls. One of them I picked up, while another was just silence, and the last one I missed altogether. During the call I answered, they were going on about a computer virus issue, which I managed to sort out. When I asked them who they were, they refused to tell me. I mentioned that my number is on the Telephone Preference Service list, yet I’m still getting these annoying calls.12 yearsCould someone please put an end to this?12 yearsI received a rather dodgy call from someone overseas, claiming there was an issue with my computer. They weren't too pleased when I branded them as scammers!12 yearsI received a call from someone, a woman with an Asian accent, who claimed she could help repair my computer!12 yearsIt's the same old "Microsoft Support" nonsense that rings me up every week - twice already today! Always from different numbers and the accent is unmistakably foreign. When I mentioned that I don't own a computer, the chap had the audacity to claim he would deliver one to my doorstep within the hour. When I pressed him on his location, he casually replied 'California'. I couldn't help but chuckle and warned him he'd need a rather speedy jet to cover 3000 miles in no time at all!California12 yearsTotal scam! They call me five times a day, any time they fancy.12 yearsI had a rather peculiar phone call today at half-past three in the afternoon on 7th January 2015. A chap claimed to be ringing from Microsoft, alleging they’d received notifications about some issues I was having with my personal computer. When I inquired as to which machine he meant, he simply responded it was the one I used at home, not for work-related tasks. I mentioned I owned several, to which he queried if I was on my computer at that moment. I replied in the negative, and he insisted that since I had multiple devices connected to the same internet, I should log onto any of them for him to demonstrate this so-called report. Feeling a bit suspicious, I asked if there was a number I could ring back, as it struck me as rather odd that 'Microsoft' would reach out directly. He began to relay a number starting with 020325, so I politely declined and ended the call.Microsoft12 yearsReceived a call at half eleven on the 6th of January, 2015, but nobody answered when I picked up. Just another automated dialler trying its luck, it seems. I've heard murmurings that there are more scammers out there these days.12 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from 'Windows'-I promptly informed them that I had a relic of an old carbon monoxide detector on hand, promptly marking their number as JUNK on my mobile.12 yearsI've received multiple calls throughout the day at my residence, but not a single message has been left.12 yearsI keep getting incessant calls on my landline.12 yearsI had a rather amusing exchange with someone who rang me up, inquiring if I owned a Windows PC. They droned on for a while, only for me to chime in and mention that I’d traced their IP address. I could practically feel the panic radiating through the phone when I hinted at a Denial of Service attack. The poor soul nearly begged me to end the call!12 yearsAbsolute crooks, I tell you!12 yearsHad a little chat with my nine-year-old about firing up the laptop. When I wandered downstairs, she handed me the phone. On the other end, they were purporting to be from 'Windows Support'. I found it quite odd that they’d ask a child to boot up the laptop, so I pressed for some clarification. Unsurprisingly, they promptly ended the call!12 yearsI keep getting these calls about my computer! They’re claiming to be from Microsoft, but it’s starting to feel a bit dodgy!MicrosoftSubmit Your Own Report (0989 821 6962)
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