1800 875 394 is a Freephone Number and could be a Spare Number.
However, number 1800 875 394 might be spoofed by scammers who will manipulate the number so that the call appears to be coming from a local or well-known phone number, making it more likely to be trusted or answered.
Until now, phone number 1800875394 has received 12 reports with an average rating of 4 out of 5 and the most recent user rating left for this phone number was 4 out of 5. If you have a different experience with this number, please leave your own review.
So far, Caller ID 1800875394 has no history of being a scam call.
The number 1800 875 394 could also be written in many formats such as 1800875394, 1800 87 53 94, +611800875394, 00611800875394, 011611800875394, +61 1800 875 394, 00 61 1800 875 394, 011 61 1800 875 394.
I was watching some online show when the message pop up on my screen telling I had a virus that can take all my details, credit cards etc. Then I tried to ring on this number and in response a guy spoke to me and he told me I have to pay US$199. I asked him if its fake or they are truly the engineer then he hang up the phone. I tried next time and another guy received my phone. When I asked him to give his company or website detail he replied why do I need it and at last he just hang up again. I am really pissed off by this kind of idiots.
As every one other a scary popup came on my screen telling me that my computer was infected while I was trying to access some online music. Message advised me to call 1800 875 394 immediately and I did so. Person who was on other end didn't sound professional and rang bells. I asked him if this number was official Microsoft's number and he was Microsoft employee that he didn't answer. He tried to sell me few antiviruses and wanted to get remote access of my computer that I denied... Be aware of scammer guys :).
Got the same pop up message as everyone else, telling me to call this number asap otherwise my computer will be blocked or whatever. I didn't know what to think so I called and yep just what I expected, an Indian phone operator. That's not the issue however, what happened was I told him about how I got the message and he kept telling me to press different buttons on my computer so I did, nothing happens, he gets annoyed and transfers me to another operator.
This new guy tells me the same thing, what the other guy was trying to get me to do was activate the task run (Ctrl - r) or whatever its called (someone correct me) and told me to type in www.support.me. Immediately, my alarm bells are ringing, but I figured that I wanted see how this would play out, so I took a very stupid risk and proceeded. Next, it takes me to this site for an app called logmein Rescue, and the operator kept saying he'll need to have remote access and that I'd need to grant him that by downloading that program. I stupidly complied but like I said I wanted to see how this would play out (I understand some of you are cringing at my stupidity right now but hear me out).
He gave me a code to type in the bar and start the program, please note that this app is a legitimate app used by authorised technicians, and the download starts, I run the program and start it up, I grant the dude the access, but he doesn't do much, just has a look at my internet history etched asks me what sites I've visited and if I've viewed any pornographic material. Then he goes on to tell me how the supposed 'infection' was caused by a bad and unsecure connection. But that he'll remove the threats for me, he then goes on to ask me my name and e-mail address, I gave him fake ones obviously, and then starts telling me that I'll need to download three different programs and starts listing the price of each ($50 - 60 each).
That's when I noped it and was like to the guy, "bruh I can't afford that, isn't there a free or less costly alternative", what he said next convinced me it was a scam, he was like "no sir, there isn't without these you won't be able to remove the threats" that's when I called BS and was just like no I can't, he then disappointedly told me to just take my laptop to the local computer store and hung up. I immediately deleted any remaining bits of the logmein program, and did a system restore of my computer.
After the reboot finished, I activated Malwarebytes, and bam after a full scan it found 1676 threats, so I quarantined and deleted them, restarted my computer, did another full scan to be safe and clean as a whistle.
Thank you to anyone who has read up to here, I greatly appreciate you taking the time to hear my story. Bottom line, have some decent security software, and if you see a threat like that, don't comply, just implement your security software and common sense.
Be safe out there y'all, and thanks again for having read this far, peace!
I would love to hear the experiences you guys have had with these imposter Microsoft technicians.
I called the number and and an Indian as usual tried to ask me to buy a solution and an antivirus from him. I restarted the computer and its fine now. He is taking the advantage of a stressful situation only.
Had a DW6VD6 error pop up and said my computer has been infected with (tiny trogan sotfware)!!?? And said if I close this page my computer will be locked and reported to a syber security firm! It poped up with a number 1800 875 394 which was an indian who did not sound like he knew if he was selling something or if today he was scaming!! HANG UP and shut down your computer and you will be fine. DO NOT give thed your credit card or any logins this is a scam!!!!
I just had the same thing on my computer and called them. I was freaked out about not being able to use my computer. I was stupid enough to give them access and then shut it down while I was talking to them. I have now run my virus check but what else can I do. I don't have any bank account or such on my computer. Ahhhh how could I be so stupid.
1800 875 394 : Re-routed numbers to a nasty and sophisticated call centre based in India that pretends to be working as or for Microsoft support team.(Apple computers are an easy target). They are FAKE, FAKE, FAKE. Those scums are installing malwares and viruses from popups or with bundles software as Adobe Flash. More important, Adult sites are 98% to be found as their favourite way of passing their viruses (eg:Xtrem.boards). Your internet browser suddenly freeze and your computer is frozen. Best way is to shut your computer down (by pressing power button for 20 seconds or to make sure unplug Your computer). Fear and stress will take over with messages saying that your computer has had a virus attack. Restart with a clean browser cache and a run of a antivirus if you have one. Talk to someone if you are not reassured or still in distress. This is not a free phone call number, that’s targeting Australian audience. Note that nothing has changed in your computer system but check if some extensions had been added to your browser. If you do a lot of surfing the net, always run Task Manager that can stop any further damage. Do not let those curry scumbags win.(any clues where you did get that popup or blue screen?).
My webpage frequently has a page flashes up saying that my computer has been infected by trojan. The flashed-up page claims that they are from Microsoft Support and asks me to call 1800875394 for technician to help me remove the trojan. Google search doesn't show 1800875394 being genuine Microsoft Support Number. I have reason to believe it being a spam.
Reverseau
1800 875 394 is a Freephone Number and could be a Spare Number.
However, number 1800 875 394 might be spoofed by scammers who will manipulate the number so that the call appears to be coming from a local or well-known phone number, making it more likely to be trusted or answered.
Until now, phone number 1800875394 has received 12 reports with an average rating of 4 out of 5 and the most recent user rating left for this phone number was 4 out of 5. If you have a different experience with this number, please leave your own review.
So far, Caller ID 1800875394 has no history of being a scam call.
The number 1800 875 394 could also be written in many formats such as 1800875394, 1800 87 53 94, +611800875394, 00611800875394, 011611800875394, +61 1800 875 394, 00 61 1800 875 394, 011 61 1800 875 394.
Madan
I was watching some online show when the message pop up on my screen telling I had a virus that can take all my details, credit cards etc. Then I tried to ring on this number and in response a guy spoke to me and he told me I have to pay US$199. I asked him if its fake or they are truly the engineer then he hang up the phone. I tried next time and another guy received my phone. When I asked him to give his company or website detail he replied why do I need it and at last he just hang up again. I am really pissed off by this kind of idiots.
Bustillos
As every one other a scary popup came on my screen telling me that my computer was infected while I was trying to access some online music. Message advised me to call 1800 875 394 immediately and I did so. Person who was on other end didn't sound professional and rang bells. I asked him if this number was official Microsoft's number and he was Microsoft employee that he didn't answer. He tried to sell me few antiviruses and wanted to get remote access of my computer that I denied... Be aware of scammer guys :).
Matis
Got the same pop up message as everyone else, telling me to call this number asap otherwise my computer will be blocked or whatever. I didn't know what to think so I called and yep just what I expected, an Indian phone operator. That's not the issue however, what happened was I told him about how I got the message and he kept telling me to press different buttons on my computer so I did, nothing happens, he gets annoyed and transfers me to another operator.
This new guy tells me the same thing, what the other guy was trying to get me to do was activate the task run (Ctrl - r) or whatever its called (someone correct me) and told me to type in www.support.me. Immediately, my alarm bells are ringing, but I figured that I wanted see how this would play out, so I took a very stupid risk and proceeded. Next, it takes me to this site for an app called logmein Rescue, and the operator kept saying he'll need to have remote access and that I'd need to grant him that by downloading that program. I stupidly complied but like I said I wanted to see how this would play out (I understand some of you are cringing at my stupidity right now but hear me out).
He gave me a code to type in the bar and start the program, please note that this app is a legitimate app used by authorised technicians, and the download starts, I run the program and start it up, I grant the dude the access, but he doesn't do much, just has a look at my internet history etched asks me what sites I've visited and if I've viewed any pornographic material. Then he goes on to tell me how the supposed 'infection' was caused by a bad and unsecure connection. But that he'll remove the threats for me, he then goes on to ask me my name and e-mail address, I gave him fake ones obviously, and then starts telling me that I'll need to download three different programs and starts listing the price of each ($50 - 60 each).
That's when I noped it and was like to the guy, "bruh I can't afford that, isn't there a free or less costly alternative", what he said next convinced me it was a scam, he was like "no sir, there isn't without these you won't be able to remove the threats" that's when I called BS and was just like no I can't, he then disappointedly told me to just take my laptop to the local computer store and hung up. I immediately deleted any remaining bits of the logmein program, and did a system restore of my computer.
After the reboot finished, I activated Malwarebytes, and bam after a full scan it found 1676 threats, so I quarantined and deleted them, restarted my computer, did another full scan to be safe and clean as a whistle.
Thank you to anyone who has read up to here, I greatly appreciate you taking the time to hear my story. Bottom line, have some decent security software, and if you see a threat like that, don't comply, just implement your security software and common sense.
Be safe out there y'all, and thanks again for having read this far, peace!
I would love to hear the experiences you guys have had with these imposter Microsoft technicians.
Mattocks
I was prompted to call this 'Microsoft Support' number after a supposedly critical, hacking account & password stealing virus disabled my computer...
Catchya...
Scumbags.
Masterson
I called the number and and an Indian as usual tried to ask me to buy a solution and an antivirus from him. I restarted the computer and its fine now. He is taking the advantage of a stressful situation only.
Broker
SCAM + SCUM = 1800 875 394.
Luckie
Had a DW6VD6 error pop up and said my computer has been infected with (tiny trogan sotfware)!!?? And said if I close this page my computer will be locked and reported to a syber security firm! It poped up with a number 1800 875 394 which was an indian who did not sound like he knew if he was selling something or if today he was scaming!! HANG UP and shut down your computer and you will be fine. DO NOT give thed your credit card or any logins this is a scam!!!!
Burman
I just had the same thing on my computer and called them. I was freaked out about not being able to use my computer. I was stupid enough to give them access and then shut it down while I was talking to them. I have now run my virus check but what else can I do. I don't have any bank account or such on my computer. Ahhhh how could I be so stupid.
Ludeman
1800 875 394 : Re-routed numbers to a nasty and sophisticated call centre based in India that pretends to be working as or for Microsoft support team.(Apple computers are an easy target). They are FAKE, FAKE, FAKE. Those scums are installing malwares and viruses from popups or with bundles software as Adobe Flash. More important, Adult sites are 98% to be found as their favourite way of passing their viruses (eg:Xtrem.boards). Your internet browser suddenly freeze and your computer is frozen. Best way is to shut your computer down (by pressing power button for 20 seconds or to make sure unplug Your computer). Fear and stress will take over with messages saying that your computer has had a virus attack. Restart with a clean browser cache and a run of a antivirus if you have one. Talk to someone if you are not reassured or still in distress. This is not a free phone call number, that’s targeting Australian audience. Note that nothing has changed in your computer system but check if some extensions had been added to your browser. If you do a lot of surfing the net, always run Task Manager that can stop any further damage. Do not let those curry scumbags win.(any clues where you did get that popup or blue screen?).
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Birkhead
Also getting the same nessage with an error code DE6VD6 which cannot be found on the Microsoft website. Concur that its a scam.
Drayton
Also getting the same message with an error message of DW6VD6 This error message cannot be found on the Microsoft website. Also believe its a scam.
Bateman
My webpage frequently has a page flashes up saying that my computer has been infected by trojan. The flashed-up page claims that they are from Microsoft Support and asks me to call 1800875394 for technician to help me remove the trojan. Google search doesn't show 1800875394 being genuine Microsoft Support Number. I have reason to believe it being a spam.