First a girl said they were calling because they were getting reports of a technical problem on my computer. English was not this woman's first language, but I'm not familiar with the accent. India or Pakistan, perhaps. She gave me a long number, saying that was my computer's ID number, or something, very hard to understand. Then her 'supervisor' said I was to type a command into my Run: box on the C drive. When I said No way. Do you even know who I am? And she gave the name of the person who had my phone number before I did. (I get a lot of calls for her). I said, That person no longer has this number. She hung up.
First a girl said they were calling because they were getting reports of a technical problem on my computer. English was not this woman's first language, but I'm not familiar with the accent. India or Pakistan, perhaps. She gave me a long number, saying that was my computer's ID number, or something, very hard to understand. Then her 'supervisor' said I was to type a command into my Run: box on the C drive. When I said No way. Do you even know who I am? And she gave the name of the person who had my phone number before I did. (I get a lot of calls for her). I said, That person no longer has this number. She hung up.
Caller type: Scammer
Company: Microsoft
Number: 278-533-4325