+61 2 8002 4760
Risk level: High
AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports indicate scam attempts impersonating Microsoft support to gain personal and computer access.
Likely purpose: Scam: Gaining access to personal and computer information by impersonating Microsoft support
Most common user complaints
- pretended to be from Microsoft
- asked for personal details about my Windows account
- similar to those from the so-called Windows Microsoft Support Centre
- notified of an error with one of my software apps on PC
AI analysis: 1 Aug 2026
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Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Australia
Operator information
- Country:
Australia- Prefix:
- +61
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- Telstra, Optus, Vodafone
Recent searches
Last 7 days
Community comments
11yesterday Persistent sales calls
Today Always busy when you call back, plus for no reason!
Yet another one: Rings once and hangs up and also from other numbers too
Today Block and report
Again, Keeps calling even after blocking; also every single day…
Again, Rings once and hangs up; also for no reason.
again, Always busy when you call back and also from other numbers too lol
yesterday Always busy when you call back and also without leaving a message lol!
This caller is a scammer, similar to those from the so-called "Windows Microsoft Support Centre." Microsoft and other reputable companies do not make these types of calls. Don't fall for it.
They pretended to be from Microsoft and asked for personal details about my Windows account. It's clearly a scam aimed at gaining access to your computer and bank information
Received a call from +61280024760. The guy was saying he's from windows support, and noticed an error with one of my software apps on PC. This was a phishing scam
Signal summary for +61 2 8002 4760
+61 2 8002 4760 belongs to the 280 prefix and is classified as unclassified calls. This page combines no approved reports and 11 public comments to explain the risk level.
