+1 210 249 054 0
Risk level: High
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AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports of scam and harassment activities from this number, including computer scams, fake government grants, and telemarketing. Many users report aggressive tactics and accent, often claiming to be from Microsoft, the US Government, or other entities. Some interactions involve explicit threats or inappropriate language.
Likely purpose: Scam and harassment, aiming to extract financial or personal information from victims through various deceitful tactics.
Most common user complaints
- computer scam
- fake government grant
- aggressive telemarketing
- Microsoft scam
- explicit threats
AI analysis: Aug 1, 2026
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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
The number is associated with US based dialing, but reliable, up to date specifics about ownership or purpose are not clearly established from available sources in the current browse results. Public facing reports vary and many entries classify similar US numbers as potential spam or telemarketing, so caution is advised.
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The number is associated with US based dialing, but reliable, up to date specifics about ownership or purpose are not clearly established from available sources in the current browse results. Public facing reports vary and many entries classify similar US numbers as potential spam or telemarketing, so caution is advised. 1. Ownership or type: The exact owner is not determinable from the cited sources; results suggest it could be a standard US contact number (landline or mobile) but do not confirm affiliation with a specific company or institution. The available results show mixed classifications across general lookup sites. 2. What people say online: Public entries mention generic notes like “spam,” “robocall,” or “unwanted call” for similar numbers, with varying reliability across platforms. Some pages aggregate user reports but do not provide definitive verification of the owner. 3. Association with spam or scams: Several aggregators label similar numbers as potential spam or robocalls, though none provide conclusive evidence for this exact line. Given the mixed signals, there is a non negligible risk of spam or telemarketing. 4. Public exposure or leaks: The number appears in crowd sourced directories and spam report databases, but there is no clear indication of it being part of a leaked dataset or widely exposed in breach/public paste sites. Exposure seems limited to public directories and call report databases rather than breached datasets. 5. Advisability to answer: Given mixed online signals and common spam indicators for similar numbers, it is prudent to avoid answering or returning calls unless the caller’s identity is verified through independent means. Consider using call blocking tools and verifying any unexpected contact through trusted channels.
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- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
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Community comments
46Ca!ler with. Iddle east accent claims they are from the govt. and I've been selected to receive a $7000 grant. I could hear the other telemarketers in the background. But without hearing the call center I know the govt. doesn't hand out grants by lottery.
HARASSED BY A TELEMARKETER AT THIS NUMBER. CALLED ABOUT VISITING LAS VEGAS.
Called to say it's about federal grants. Hard to understand. It didn't add up, so I hung up.
Interactive recording preying on vulnerable people with a credit card. Free trip to Disney World but need card number.
James from Microsoft Windows telling us to log into our computer, my son asked him what he was wearing and I yelled out Kahakis, lol James also called me a "stewpeed beech" when I told him to get a real job and stop scamming people.
Some girl from Pakistan told me I have a virus on my computer. Asked the girl what color panties was she wearing and she rudely hung up on me. Same number called next day. This time a man said he needed my credit card number to verify my roof inspection that I requested. He didn't know the name of the roofing company. I just hung up.
Obviously a scam to get info off your computer. I waste their time by pretending to be thankful that they are going to help. I ask them random stupid questions, then when I'm told to turn on my computer, I tell them "oh, yes right away. Thank you." I put the phone down and walk away and come back every 5 minutes or so and tell them it's almost ready. At least I wasted 10 minutes of their time and had a minute or so fun in the process
Did some checking and Novatel Wireless knows that this company is using their name. Their advice is that this caller is a scam.
I just got this call and it was a man with a heavy accent who answered. He said "Your number has been randomly selected to receive $7000 from the U.S. Government." Yeah, because the government gives away money like that. I responded with a "Yeah. Sure." And hung up. Don't trust these people.
I received a call from this number this morning and the person said that his father was a contractor in my area. When I said "and you're calling me from Texas" (I live in California) he said "What, no I'm not. Oh, we've been having trouble with Time Warner and we're trying to get it fixed". Yeah right.
Says they could see that I was having problems with Windows 10. I laughed at the, called them scammers, and told them I don't use a computer. Total losers, do NOT believe this scam
selling Solar heat
This number is a tried and true computer scam. Do not listen to them and do not give them information.
SCAM! Pretending to be Bank of America. Told me my account was locked. It was not
They said they are from Bank Of America. Don't trust them!
Jason called, saying there were some critical warning signs on your computer. I could hardly understand him, and there was a lot of noise in the background. I suggested he call back and he never did.
A man with a thick accents told me that they were getting sent information from my windows computer. I do not own a windows computer. They said the computer belonged to someone other than myself. I told them that was my partner, and this was not his phone number. I asked if he understood that I do not live in the USA, and he was calling an international number. He asked if we were married, and I told him no. I then told him to remove my number from their list, because we both live in Sweden, not the USA. He asked if we lived together, I said yes. I hung up after he said "Your voice is very nice". Very creepy and extremely inappropriate.
Called me grandma... Said "Hello grandma" was expecting me to call him by name. I did not. wanted money... told him I did not have any grandchildren.
called but no message. I do not pick up these annoying calls. why can't police put a stop to this???
This guy calls alot with the same PC scam. I cut him off right from the start and gave him his speech back and told him I was not falling for his shit. He then told me several times "I am not shit. I am not shit" it was funny just to hear him say it. Then I hung up.
This number calls alot. It is the same scam trying to gain access to our PC and when I told the guy he was idiot and did not know what he was talking about (as I am in networking and know what he was attempting to do) he proceeded to call me a dumb John Wayne American and said he was going to rape my wife and kids. classy. These people are trying to set viruses on your PC so you will have to pay them to 'remove' them. Don't fall for it
Had a call from this number on my business number they told me they work for Microsoft and that I had issues with my computer when I started asking them how they said it was reported - I then asked for the computer ID etc and how they have accessed my computer they got very flustered, I then said to them that none of our PC's had errors and could they tell me which computer as I had 20 computers on site at this point they put the phone down - I suggest you play them along and start asking awkward questions - don't though give them access as obviously they want all your personal info off you computer and want to log on to it remotely
This number 2102490540 left aessage from my husband and said they are trying to call him and to return they call. Little did they know that I know it hey are calling from San Antonio, TX.
They called while I was out, so I entered phone # in Google and got this site. I've been receiving a lot of calls like this in the last year, some of them keep calling back so I looked at my phone manual and found out how to block specified numbers. Now whenever I get a call like that I just go in and put it on my blocked list. If your phone doesn't have this feature, it would be worth investing in one that does.
This caller is in SAN ANTONIO U.S.A.
This number called stating they were from Microsoft and there was a virus on my computer. SCAM!!!
called twice today. Did not leave message.
They called and said that they wanted to offer a free 2015 QuickBooks Upgrade was asking all kidns of questions. I knew it was a scammer so I was just wasting his time. I kept saying I just do not understand how you can offer a free upgrade and he said ma'am we do that because we also would like for you to use our credit card processing with QuickBooks at no monthly charge - just the processing fee (probably all funds straight into their bank HAHA)I kept asking silly questions burning his time then said I was not interested. He got so mad said he would kill me. I hung up he called back and said thanks for wasting my time now I will kill you for it. THESE PEOPLE!
They have called numerous times. I answered today and the woman said she was in Washington, D.C.. She informed me the federal government was going to give me 9,000 dollars. I informed her that I was not interested in her scam and hung up the phone.
Nancy from Novatel called saying that she was from the windows tech dept. Claiming that I needed to log into the computer with them because of suspicious Mal ware. They dais that if I didn't do it now the computer would crash within 24hrs. I said that I was busy and asked for her number. She gave me 567-244-4130 bit that is not the number she was calling from. She was very persistent and I just told her I'll call her back and I hung up. Please be careful with this one. She also had a heavy accent.
At least once a day a get a call from a thick accented person giving me different names. They become abusive when I refuse to allow them into my computer system. Last night he threatened to call me over and over until I let him fix my computer.
the caller said that there was a problem with Norton antivirus and he wanted me to go to a website so he can fix it. Fortunately I knew this was a scam and I hung up
Had a call from this number at 9pm last night regarding my PPI. I wanted to know who was harassing me at that time of night so agreed to be contacted. Received a call from Owl Solutions in Wigan this morning and explained I wasn't interested and to remove my number. I presume they buy these leads so they can prey on those who are struggling financially. I really wish something would be done to stop companies like this from operating. Shame on you OWL SOLUTIONS (WIGAN) Caller: Owl Solutions (WIGAN)
Survey and sweepstakes for a cruise to bahamas. SCAM ARTIST
It's a scam! They keep calling claiming it's in response to error messages you are sending to windows. Then they ask for access to your computer. Good luck if you open up!
Someone with a thick accent said we had a Windows computer that had viruses and malware, Gave a name of someone I know but that doesn't live here and told me I was a liar when I said no one with that name lived here, I went off on him for calling me a liar and he told me my computer license would be revoked I said ok and hung up.
Computer scam, He got me to run eventvwr but luckily on my work laptop, I don't have admin rights, so that didn't work. I knew this was a scam, just went along to find out what they were intending to do, but didn't get far, because of admin rights issue. He politely said that he must have got the wrong number , ha ha ha, and asked if I was from Spain. I said it really didn't matter to him, now that he really can't "offer any microsoft technical support"
The reason I have chosen 9 as untrustworthy in my ratings is because reading other comments.
I try so hard to keep my number private! Who is giving my number out to any tom, dick or Harry? It's a disgrace!
This number keeps calling me frequently. When I answer they just put the phone down. I am now aware and will not answer. What can I do about this number?
Can someone local report this time waster / harasser? I have had more than my fair share from this weirdo. I am happy to provide support to put an end to this misery mystery before I find a way to do it myself.
This number called my business saying that there was a virus on my computer, however the user was actually trying to hack the system
Computer scam. They call me 2 times every day saying problem with my computer. I told them I don't have a computer and hang up....
phoned twice in 2 hours did not answer when i spoke
this is a dangerous computer scam telling you, you have a fault on your pc they will then attempt to access your pc with your help, keep well away from them I just said I had a mac after letting them waste some time on me
unknown number no connections with USA
Signal summary for +1 210 249 054 0
+1 210 249 054 0 belongs to the 210 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 46 public comments to explain the risk level.
