315-665-5113

Caller identifies himself as a tech from Microsoft and says that "they've received messages that my computer has been infected with all sorts of viruses".  I put on my Bulgarian accent and run the jerk ragged for about 25 minutes and finally, as he thinks he is "selling" me a LIFETIME WARRANTY PROTECTION FOR EVERY COMPUTER I OWN!!! for a mere $399, when he asks me what I see when I type in the www.support.me that he instructs me to do (which, of course, I don't), I tell him a big box  comes up that says:  THIS IS A SCAM.  It throws him for a minute and he starts to tell me what big problems I have on my computer, then someone behind him tells him to give up.  I say, "Bazeball haz been beddy, beddy good to me!"

Calls and does not speak then hangs up.

Just delt with this too. Told the guy to remove my number from their calling list and not to call me again - he told me to "go to hell". I repeated my previous statement, added that I would be reporting them to the FCC, and that he could take his @ss to hell.

Another call hang up from the crooks at 1003 am; last one was end of May and again on June 12.  It is disappointing to read the "smart" men's comments on how they interact with these people. I would think computer specialists would know that they are only providing more information and money to the crooks.  Yes, indeed, common sense has sure left the building.  So sad.  They will not stop their game until the money dries up.  You feed them money = they continue.  You interact = They get MONEY and sell your number as active to other crooks.  Oh geez!  Common sense!  Please do not interact.  Report every call to FCC so they can maybe catch the ring before they change the phone number to another one.  The smartest crooks do that every few months.  Protect the elderly and impaired from being ripped off by these horrible things that have two legs supposedly.

Got a call from this number. I didn't recognize it and let it go to voicemail. No message was left.

I got a call from this number.  Thanked them for calling because I was having a problem.  My computer was making this awful  noise and told him to listen.  I then proceeded to blow my air horn into the phone.  I plan on doing this every time they call.  Hopefully I can blow out his eardrums.

Me too, I keep getting this call, from some foreigner I can bearly understand, talking about our computer, I think it's a scam,  how did they get my cell phone number is what I'd like to know?  The guy says it's because of a virus I don't believe him, what do you think?  patriciamarshall906@yahoo.com

These guys run a computer scam where they tell you they are getting rid of a virus on your PC but what they are really doing is getting you to turn over control of your PC  so they control it remotely then they may tell you you need their anti-virus  program to fix it which could cost you $500 or $600. What they real have done is through subterfuge they have taken control of your PC and hold it for ransom. Do not do anything they ask you to do on your PC!
As near as I can figure they are making computer generated calls and when they put you on their no call list for some reason it calls your number anyway and hangs up after you answer.

I did something similar and when he asked me what it said in the box I told him it said he should turn himself in to the FBI. They are great fun to waste time and mess with LOL.

Last call from crooks on Aug 7.  Call hang up at 450 pm PDT on August 18.  Please use common sense -- do not interact with these scammers.  They sell your number then as a working one and make money that way.  Then they can call even more people, including you, nonstop.  You think you are entertaining yourself and getting even with them, you are not.  It makes the robo calls continue even more.  Remind the elderly and impaired not to pick up the phone, listen to the answering machine, they will hang up 99 percent of the time.  If they do not have an answering machine, get them one.  Keep them safe; they are being ripped off of millions nonstop every month.  Common sense has to prevail.  Crooks do not abide by laws do they?

Calls daily, no message.

I receive this call at least 4 or 5 times a week. They never leave a message, but must be able to get through with another number because I put them on the auto reject list and I still get the calls coming through. A few times I got a person trying to tell me that my computer was "at risk" and they needed all this information. I led them along and told them that I did not own a computer....they hung up on me. The second time they called, they told me that my Apple was at risk. I told them that I didn't own an Apple. That I owned a Pear!! This particular number if you try to call it back, it just goes to "the number you dialed is not in service"....These people are so weird!!

Call in April, May, two in August and now one 100915.  Please use common sense -- do not interact with these scammers.  They sell your number then as a working one and make money that way.  Then they can call even more people, including you, nonstop.  You think you are entertaining yourself and getting even with them, you are not.  It makes the robo calls continue even more.  Remind the elderly and impaired not to pick up the phone, listen to the answering machine, they will hang up 99 percent of the time.  If they do not have an answering machine, get them one.  Keep them safe; they are being ripped off of millions nonstop every month.  Common sense has to prevail.  Crooks do not abide by laws do they? And report to FCC.  This number has been around too long -- unless you report to them they can't zero in on them.

Same experience. They said my computer was infected and wanted to guide me through fixing it
Please report

Same as everyone here = either no one talks when answered or they claim my computer has issues and they need access.

Said they were from Windows Support and we're calling about my computer.  I had them repeat. Then I told them I didn't have a computer!

And he believed me. Bwahhahha!

Three calls in the same day from this number. I answered on the 3rd call. They claimed to be from "the Windows technical department" but would not specify which company they work for. When I asked them directly to tell me what company they work for, they hung up on me.

Number keeps calling my cell phone even though I am on the do not call list. I answered it once and they said that they were from Microsoft. I felt like this was a scam so I hung up without talking. When I do not answer there is no VM and when I call the number back it states that the number couldn't be completed as dialed. I have added it to my block callers list, so I hope that helps.

Those Indians claiming to be from Microsoft trying to get into your computer!

I get a call from these folks at least twice a week I like to play along with them and tell them, it's about time you called, I leed them on,  once they catch on I'm that messing with them they hang up. They want access to my computer lol ya Right!!! Here's my Ssn too!!!