888-390-4235

Got number from a fake Norton Antivirus pop-up notice on my computer.  It popped up shortly after I clicked on an email link/phishing scam that I fell for.  Funny, because I use Microsoft Security Essentials.  I didn't call the number because I already know the scam.  They want your credit card information.

Thanks for posting this, Tony. The same thing happened to me just now after clicking on a Google search result for a equinox countdown timer. I do use Norton Anti-virus. The message looked authentic, but the beeping alarm sound didn't seem right. I searched for the number on my tablet and found your message. I did a restart and everything seems fine now. Thanks again Tony, and also thank you "Who Calls Me dot com".

I too got the same popup and warning siren.  The message said to call the given Microsoft # and in the background was a Norton virus warning for sypbot and another one. The Indian men answering wanted $70 to fix it.

Thanks for the heads up. The India tech started going thru his script. I did not give him permission and told them I would let my IT guy fix it. The call suddenly was disconnected.

This #popped up and said its Verizon tech support that for security reasons I need to call  then a alarm started sounding off

I did not receive a call, instead I got a  URGENT message flashing on my computer screen addressed to Comcast users when I opened Firefox today. It was really quite scary looking and could have been authentic, so I checked on it. It was an "alarm" to call tech support immediately and had a beeping alarm signal.  I phoned the number, they said they represented "Global Access" and when I asked more, the call was disconnected by them.  This is a total scam - and it was hard to close the "alarm" window.  BE VERY CAREFUL.  Lsie who also reported this got the same thing, only that was Verizon, mine was Comcast...very scary.

Got the urgent message too, flashing on my computer screen to call Comcast with 888-390-4235 as the number for them.   I called the number and they ID themselves as Global Access, scammers, identifying themselves as rep from Comcast.