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Caller pretends to be from Microsoft. Says his name is Jacob. Calls many times in a day.
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A young lady just called and said my Microsoft computer had been hacked by scammers; I went along for a bit, before telling her that I was a computer programmer and knew a little bit about online security - after a short silence I was told to "go away somewhere and die". I replied "Thank you very much, you too", and for some reason she hung up on me! Shame, I was beginning to enjoy the polite, intelligent conversation...possibly a little more customer care training would benefit her scamming technique and may make her work less stressful...
Jon Butt replied 2018-10-06 16:38:16In all seriousness, ignore anything they say, cut them off and block the number. This won't guarantee more calls of this sort but if you're not comfortable with these types of calls don't engage in conversation and just cut them off immediately (you don't have to be polite to scammers) -
Rang off after 3 rings (as being answered) and when ring back, just asked what extension
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Microsoft scammers again......Unlock machine for logging all my credit card details date of birth and address and bank details........now let me think??????
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Ringing twice a day. Just put the phone down!
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saying they are from Microsoft. very rude on the phone.
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Called me twice today. Clearly from an Asian call centre although showing a UK number. I hung up immediately first time recognising it as a scam call. Second time I asked them not to call again then hung up
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Told me she was calling from Microsoft, and did I have a microsoft computer and "it very important"
I said no,
and she got very aggressive shouting maam why are you lying to me maam.
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I am receiving calls from this number a minimum of twice a day both to my landline and to my mobile
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What a giant surprise, a mid afternoon silent call. That was bound to be a golden opportunity (to tell John Smith in Bangalore to get fu(ked).
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She said she was from Microsoft and it was in regards to my computer, i told her i didnt have one, which i do, and she said "well its about your laptop then" ... told her i didnt have a laptop and she then repeated herself again, once again told her i didnt have a computer or laptop then screamed down the phone "YOU'RE A F****** LIAR!" then went silent on the phone. Think its fair to say she needs to work on her sales pitch.
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3.55pm Call about "a problem with Windows" on my computer.
Very similar to a call (from this number?) a few days ago from someone claiming to be from TalkTalk. However, when challenged they said they were from BT OpenReach! -
Asian claiming to be from Microsoft
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called n said my bt connection would be cancelled in 24 hours unless i press button 1, i hung up
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Claiming to be from Microsoft saying I had been hacked. Insisted I push the windows key along with R. Man was very persistent and when I hung up he continued to keep ringing my landline
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A man with an Asian accent claimed to be from the Internet Security Department of BT, reporting a problem with my computer. I just told him that I am not with BT (true) and can't understand why BT didn't know that, and I hung up. This change of approach could be dangerous though because those with a BT connection might think it is genuine.
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Fake Microsoft scammer
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Trace whoever is calling and report to the local authority to put an end to this
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Got a call on my Landline which i never use or give details of saying it's Microsoft & i have a fault on my Computer, Hung up & Googled the number, Typical Scammer, She sounded like an Asian, So dialled 1471 to get the number & Googled it to find out more
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They called and said my Microsoft computer (which we don't actually have) had been hacked by scammers; I went along for a bit, then asked him where he was calling from; then that I thought he was scamming me, then he said 'you're an idiot!' - at least try and have a better comeback than that!
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5th call this week from Microsoft, this time it was David. I said I was Ben from Benghazi and told him to f**k off.
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Keep calling sayong they are from Microsoft. When I say I am an IT consultant and they can email me, they put down the phone.
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Alledgedly from Microsoft - NOT
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Called to say I had computer problems, obviously a scam
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PC SCAMER
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He told me I had corrupted files, I told him if he had information he should notify the police. He hung up
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Claimed to be from Microsoft saying I had a malicious virus on my computer even though I stated I don’t run windows. They became very aggressive, I asked where they got my details and they stated I was on their database as a Microsoft subscriber. I never used my home telephone number for anything apart from emergency records so it’s clearly been purchased from somewhere!
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Was rude and abusive on phone
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All company scam artists - avoid- repeated messages on answering machine
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"Microsoft Technical Department" scammers. Again.
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claimed to be from microsoft, Big lie as have spoken to microsoft previously on line (via microsoft website) and they have said microsoft will NEVER call you at home - so be warned scammers will try anything - also said i would be blocked online but here i am typing this.