347-674-9911

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Received a call from a restricted number 3-21-14. Individual claimed they received a message from my computer and there was a problem. Caller did not offer a company name, had what sounded like an Indian accent,  with noise of a call center in the background.   I informed the caller that I was familiar with this scam to obtain personal information. He assured me it was not a scam. I requested his name and number, he said his name was Robert and gave me the above number.  I did not call the number and was not able to fins any information about it with on-line searches.

I got calls from these people name mike,jack  about computer security but they seem to be scammers....i got the number from them 3476749911 and i search it online i came to know that these people are scammers who talk about computers security .

i got the assistance from these people, and they helped me fixing my computer ,if i have any problems i still call them and they will sort the problem......they are real technicians.....

These people called me, But I called Norton and they said that this was probably a scam.. They couldn't even give me my name.

just got a call from Sean Patrick ( with Indian accent ) sounded like a call center, telling me there are problems with my Computer and he can fix it for me, called from a BLOCKED number, told him I had to call him back after I verified who he is, he told me to call him back at 347-674-9911 ??????????????

just reported to PA Attorney General Office

Got a call from "Computer Security Technical Support", which "contracts with Microsoft to resolve Windows Updates issues". Being in the industry, I knew the call was a scam, but was curious what's their deal. Long story short, lady on the phone directed me to run "msconfig", and had me sort the Services by Status. She then pointed out all the stopped services, including many from Microsoft (for non techies, this is NORMAL - not all services run at all times, and not all services need to be running, even if they are from Microsoft). The lady, who identified herself as "Sasha" and gave me a call back number of 347-674-9911, then explained that if I want to "fix all these serious problems", all I have to do is go to this website called "teamviewer.com"... this is where I started laughing quite uncontrollably, and abruptly ended the phone call. For non-techies: TeamViewer is a remote access software that allows someone to control your computer remotely.

Unfortunately, I can see how this ridiculous scam can actually work on a non-technical user. Please remember, Microsoft, or any other company, will NOT call you, unless you're paying for professional/enterprise technical support and maintenance contracts, typically for servers - read: if you're just using a computer or a laptop at home, or even a small business, ANY unsolicited tech support call is either an attempt to sell you something [you probably don't need] or a SCAM.

I subscribed to their services.... their services are genuine & helped me to fix all the issues on my computer... Now my computer is running like a brand new one....

They are not a scammerss.....that's true Tim
they worked on my laptop ..they wiped out all the virus, they installed microsoft anti virus.....

i got a call from comp-secure
and they told me that they will fix my computer and i continued the call they showed me all the applications that got stopped and and asked to subscribe for their services and i did
they cleaned up my computer and they are giving me the tect support  

even me to miss

I totally agree with IT Pro.  If you go to Microsoft's website at http://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/msname.aspx you can read about avoiding scams that use Microsoft name fraudulently. They will also tell you what to do if you think you have been a victim of a scam.  

Got a call today from 347-674-9911, girl said she was from COMSECURE, a certified tech of Microsoft about my computer being slow and not being able to receive any Microsoft updates.
Told her all my updates were successful and she insisted I go to Windows Errors and she would help "repair" my computer.  Said her name was Nancy, had an Indian accent and sounded like she was in a call center.  Lots of other callers in the background.  I checked my Windows Updates while talking to her, and they have all been successful.  Told Nancy that and she got irritated with me.  Told her I didn't have time for her nonsense and hung up.  Called a friend and he said SCAM SCAM SCAM.

I called my 24/7 lifetime tec support number to find out if this number is a scam. Please be advised? they said YES.  Do not allow them to do anything to your computer.  I asked how they had info about the issue I was actually having and they are going to check when they assist technically on my computer.  A word to the wise is sufficient. I would recommend extreme caution.  If you are having issues with your computer either use your  tech support provided when you purchased your computer or a local reputable dealer.

I got the same message from an Indian person. They gave me same number but I did not bother calling.