858-102-3252

when i answered the call, the person hung up.

guy called my landline around 7p.m. He claimed he was from microsoft support. He was very aggresive and demanding. He sounded like one of those [***] or indian call center guys.  Also, sounded like he was on speed or something. Basically he kept demanding I get in front of my computer.  I finally just hanged up.  Pretty sure he was a SCAMMER.

I just got the same call.  I called Microsoft Support a number I got off the internet from Microsofts website.  They told me that they do not call consumers and that they have no way of knowing that something is wrong with computer unless you call them first.

They just called here and were very insistent and aggressive wanting to get access to my computer.

These people are definitely scammers and want to get control of your computer...They are very insistent that you check your computer...They say something is wrong with your computer and they will fix it. They are scammers to get control of people's computer....Do not talk to them...A foreigner and he claimed his name was John Smith

Recieved call, as above individual sounded like a [***] or indian call center guy. Stated that there was a problem with my computer. I said "no thank you. please remove me from yo" at which he disconected the call.
attempted White pages reverse phone look up. came up as "Sorry, we could not find a match."

Just got a call and the guy ask me in broken english if my number was so and so.  I couldn't hardly understand him so I told him he couldn't speak understandable english so I couldn't talk to him and just disconnected the phone.

I received a phone call from either a pakastani or Indian stating that he represented PC Wizard and telling me that as  windows customer he was required to alert me to a virus infecting my computer I kept asking him how he got my number and he said from the window users database. After I finally got him to tell me how much it would cost to remove "the virus" from my computer he said oh sir about 50 dollars. I said that I run scans on my computer religiously, so how did this "virus" enter my computer. He said oh sir from one of the sites you must have gone to. I said I think you're full of crap and I'm having a friend of mine over tomorrow who is an expert IT and this [***] didn't know what to say after that. I also tried to call the number back to inform them that I was filing a complaint with the AG's office in my state but of course the number cannot be reached.

Pakistani or Indian guy called at 2:46pm today. Sounded very demanding, asking for the owner of the phone number. I said Cox Communications is the owner (my provider, lol) and hung up the phone.

I got the same aggressive approach of needing me (actually my husband) to get in front of his computer, as he had downloaded virus.  I knew right away this was a bogus call, and told them to call back tonight when my husband will be home.  Interested to see if they call back.

So I have had this call before. some guy demanding I get in front of my computer because I had some virus. When I told him no and hung up I figured it was the last I would hear from them. For some reason they called again today. Also you cant call the number back. It keeps saying I have dialed too few numbers. Kinda strange isnt it

This guy called me 3 times today...each time saying he was from Online PC Wizard, that it wasn't a fake call, asking me if I used Microsoft Windows and wanting me to get in front of my computer.  I told him no and hung up.

he called at 4pm asking about my windows operating system

They called me and as I used to work for an anti virus company as a researcher and technician I played along for a little while and played dumb while letting him explain how twitter, facebook and all kind of other websites were installing viruses on my computer through a gateway to the internet and were contacting them. So I said oh so it must have call home in it, he said yes, so I said then you must have put these viruses on my computer? LOL So I told him I used to be an av tech and what he said was laughable and he hung up.

Certainly these calls must be illegal because they are soliciting for business based on lying to the potential customer as well as trying to make out that they are Microrosoft.

I received the exact same call. I told him that I have a computer technician. He said "he must not be a very good technician" I told him I do not need any of his services. He hung up.

Just received a call from this number. Indian sounding male. Very broken english. Wanted to help me get rid of my computer virus. I know no one will call without being asked or paying them to do so. This is a scam. So tired of these kind of calls. My cell is unlisted!!! Amazing how they are getting access to unlisted cell numbers.....

i had the same thing happen, he just called and was telling me to get in front of my computer to get rid of some viruses?
this is the convo.. ha
Turkish guy: are you sitting in front of your compUtar suh?
me:nope
Trukish guy: please sit in front of your compUtah suh
Me:ok.
... ten seconds pass.
Turkish guy: are you in front of your computah suh
me:yep
Turkish guy: tries to explain to me what the windows key is.. very hard to understand him.. but i know more about computers than he would think.. so after he takes forever explaining that.
Me:.. i cant find it
Turkish guy: it has de flahg on it suh you donT see it?
Me:..mm.. no i dont see any key with the american flag on it..
(by this point im trying not to laugh and he keeps going ahah)
Turkish guy: it is right by the control kEY suh
Me: mk i see it.
Turkish guy: now huld the flag kEY(yes the caps are parts he sounded like a woman) and press the ledder arh.. now what do you see on your screen?
Me: nothing.
Turkish guy:*sounds frustrated and confused* what.. press the flag kEy and r suh you dont see anything?
Me:nope i pressed the american flag key and the space bar i dont see anything
Turkish guy: No sir the flag key and the letter arh as in romeo.. now what do you see
Me:nothing.
Turkish guy: i dont even know what he said he was so frustrated that he tried explaining but i could not understand hiim at all.. and i hung up

Funny, I just made changes to pc. Within minutes got call from this numbers. Seems above comments hold true.

This guy has called me twice in the last 30 days claiming to be a Microsoft repair company providing service. The first time I told him I probably learned Mocrosoft products before he was out of short pants and offered to turn him in to the FBI for Phishing. Second time was yesterday and since I am on the do not call list  he was barking up the wrong tree...once I track this guy I intend to have him and whoever he is working with prosecuted since he is obviously phishing. A word of warning, if anyone gives him access to their computer he will steal their identity.

A fake, computer virus service