347-630-9625

Not to mention that the same very odd use of English found in all three posts can also be heard in their voices when they call. SMH.

Complete scam. Sooooooo obvious....

REALLY???? I answered their call and no one said anything, I muted my phone and heard when they hung up.  I called them back at 347-630-9625 (2 minutes later) and..."the # you are trying to reach is no longer in service".  How could they have possibly helped YOU????? This is a scam.

Person with heavy acceptant called, which I couldn't understand, telling me my computer has a virus.
I called back immediately and got message that number is disconnected.
BEWARE! Fraudulent.

SCAMMMMMMMMMM... We live in unfortunate times where these [***] can take advantage of older folks who might not be entirely aware of the dangers around the internet and their computer with all of their personal info.  My mother had clicked on something on her computer that had this number to call to fix the problem. She then called me to step in as she didn't know what was going on.  I quickly realized that these, yes [***], on the other line were trying to get her to share her computer with them. I wont go into the entire thing, because chances are if you're reading this you already know.  Not even a minute into the call I told the guy told the guy to stop and asked him a series of questions, who are you, who are you claiming you work for, why exactly would you want to access my computer (you should be able to walk me through it if you know whats going on), he immediately got defensive and said if you feel more comfortable you can take it to your local Microsoft office, I said there is no such thing, and secondly thats your 3rd strike, I'm on a Mac. I said, I'm very confident that you are calling to scam. You're a SCAM BAG <--- we should coin this phrase for these people, please and thank you.  I never wrote a review after that phone call, however, if you can believe it they called me today 1 month after the first incident... I sat there and listened to the guy telling me that I had a problem with my computer at the address that my phone number was attached to and that I need to turn the computer on and he was gonna access it and fix my microsoft computer, etc etc.... I simply responded with I dont have a microsoft, oh you have an apple I'll transfer you to that department... I said listen, maybe I should conference call the police and you can explain to them who you are, why you are calling me and how you are trying to get on my computer to steal information.....  (He quickly hung up)  I truly hope you or your loved ones did not fall for these SCAM BAGS ploy.  Stay Safe

Answered said hello 2x and finally got hung up on... another scammer out there

Scam

They are scammers that don't understand English just know enough dialogue to get into your computer. I offered to give my credit card numbers with bank info just to speed things up and he didn't  understand the joke. Then  I asked if he fixed Hilary's computer and he just talked over me. Then I said I think we finally go a trace on this number and he said bye.

They constantly call. Who falls for this? Pleased to be pissing you off while I scam you. And they try to give American names but can't pronounce them lol....

said i was having computer issues i told them  i was on a do not call list and they still harassed me i hung up.

The scam post from 19 Sept. 2016, no one does it for free. They are fishing around

Called back number, 5 minutes after they called me and did not leave a message. The number was disconnected- BIG SURPRISE. Lol.

Total SCAM, the number was disconnected when I called back 1 minute later, as they didn't leave a message.

You're a liar and a scammer

Got a call from this number (347-630-9625)  It was on my caller id, as I was not here to answer the phone.  My computer is working fine and I have no problems.  Would've likely had treated them like scammers, as I know there are no concerns with my computer.  I would call a reputable service if I had issues and would advise others to do the same to avoid any scammers...

How long have you been working for these guys? They called me too when my computer was just fine.

Another call from someone claiming my computer is having errors. I told them, like I tell everyone else that pulls this scam, that only my service provider would be privy to such information. "Andy" claimed he was from Microsoft and said I have no idea what I'm talking about, along with other forms of giving me lip.

Literal [***], do not trust.

SCAM SCAM SCAM

A scam. I said I had no computer and he did not know what to say

go [***] yourself scammer!