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A caller with a "foreign" dialect claimed to be calling from Microsoft with concerns about my computer sending alerts. I informed him that our state Attorney General recommended we not talk with these kinds of callers. He hung up.
Caller type: Scammer
Caller: Microsoft
Company: Claimed Microsoft
Number: 404-894-8286
A woman claimed to be calling from Microsoft with concerns about my computer sending them alerts. I told her I was hanging up. It appears to be a full out scam.
Caller type: Scammer
Company: Claimed Microsoft
Number: 404-894-8286
they have called several times and each time say they are calling on an urgent matter with my windows based computer - when I tell them I have an Apple they hang up
Caller type: Scammer
Company: Claimed Microsoft
Number: 212-584-0021
After ignoring for several weeks I finally answered. Someone claiming to be from Microsoft ( Microsoft will not make these type of calls) said they were getting all sorts of red alerts and stuff from my PC saying they could fix it. I told him in less than eloquent language to stop calling me and that I was on to him. He hung up after that.
Caller type: Scammer
Company: Claimed Microsoft
Number: 253-397-1491
Guy claimed I had been "downloading viruses", and when I called him a scam artist, he began cursing me, hardly what a microsoft call center would do even with the most irate customer. Complete scam.
Caller type: Sociopath
Company: Claimed Microsoft
Number: 199-910-0100
Said he was from Microsoft, and asked for information, including passwords, from my computer. When I said that this number doesn't show up as Microsoft he asked me to hold for a supervisor, and then hung up.
Caller type: Scammer
Company: Claimed Microsoft
Number: 315-675-4060
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Caller: Microsoft
Company: Claimed Microsoft
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