Type Number for Location Report

Unsolicited local call.

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Our grandmother had gotten a call earlier in your day & said that somebody had called about my computer, but that she could not understand him. She'd expected him to phone-calls in a couple of hours and he did. I answered the call this time around, although number had show up as unknown on our caller-id. A...

Our grandmother had gotten a call earlier in your day & said that somebody had called about my computer, but that she could not understand him. She'd expected him to phone-calls in a couple of hours and he did. I answered the call this time around, although number had show up as unknown on our caller-id. A guy, claiming to be one Mark Wilson, using a heavy Indian accent was informing me while exploring the Internet & he was strongly demanding that I turnon my computer very quickly that my computer had downloaded a harmful virus. I recognized this was a dangerous con & I'm-not foolish enough to show on my comp. I asked for his firm's name again, that will be 24/7 PC Treatment, and for a handset to call him back at (613) 777-0611. He believed that his company was affiliated with Microsoft and that they had gotten a report that I'd downloaded a virus that would crash my operating-system. He kept looking to overtalk me while I was speaking, challenging that I had a need to listen to him and move change my comp. on. The back ground noise seemed just like a packed convention center or perhaps a very used town block (probably having caffeine while ripping people off). He inquired easily wished to speak to his boss, because I informed him I couldn't truly understand him, and another solid accented Indian man revealed himself as Jay Watson. Right. He was a lot more aggressive in his needs for me to show on my computer and screamed at me that I had a need to listen to him. I told him no. That I was not going to turn something on, but that I would find out who he was and I was going to get them check it out and that I had a Geek Group membership. He hungup on me:) though I have not basically used it in weeks for Anything, Now the Group is checking my computer, and we shall discover if there's anything in there from these creeps. Meanwhile, I have unplugged my hubs & I'm going to change them, so at the very least I'll have some distinct machine DNA & ideally they will not be able to compromise me the next time I turn my comp on in the home. I do believe since neither my mobile, iPod, or pc have another regards to gmas house desk phone number that they're simply calling individuals with websites. I googled the from my mobile just after the call & discovered what I thought I'd...so I saw this view to document it & I've. Iam gonna keep revealing these jerks to whoever else I can also. It'd be easier having a computer & protected Internet connection though... :(

Our grandmother had gotten a call earlier in your day & said that somebody had called about my computer, but that she could not understand him. She'd expected him to phone-calls in a couple of hours and he did. I answered the call this time around, although number had show up as unknown on our caller-id. A guy, claiming to be one Mark Wilson, using a heavy Indian accent was informing me while exploring the Internet & he was strongly demanding that I turnon my computer very quickly that my computer had downloaded a harmful virus. I recognized this was a dangerous con & I'm-not foolish enough to show on my comp. I asked for his firm's name again, that will be 24/7 PC Treatment, and for a handset to call him back at (613) 777-0611. He believed that his company was affiliated with Microsoft and that they had gotten a report that I'd downloaded a virus that would crash my operating-system. He kept looking to overtalk me while I was speaking, challenging that I had a need to listen to him and move change my comp. on. The back ground noise seemed just like a packed convention center or perhaps a very used town block (probably having caffeine while ripping people off). He inquired easily wished to speak to his boss, because I informed him I couldn't truly understand him, and another solid accented Indian man revealed himself as Jay Watson. Right. He was a lot more aggressive in his needs for me to show on my computer and screamed at me that I had a need to listen to him.I told him no. That I was not going to turn something on, but that I would find out who he was and I was going to get them check it out and that I had a Geek Group membership. He hungup on me:) though I have not basically used it in weeks for Anything, Now the Group is checking my computer, and we shall discover if there's anything in there from these creeps. Meanwhile, I have unplugged my hubs & I'm going to change them, so at the very least I'll have some distinct machine DNA & ideally they will not be able to compromise me the next time I turn my comp on in the home. I do believe since neither my mobile, iPod, or pc have another regards to gmas house desk phone number that they're simply calling individuals with websites. I googled the from my mobile just after the call & discovered what I thought I'd...so I saw this view to document it & I've. Iam gonna keep revealing these jerks to whoever else I can also. It'd be easier having a computer & protected Internet connection though... :(

I just got a local call from their website. Claimed that there was a destructive virus going around my place and they were from Microsoft Windows Technical Office --said they were calling to walk me through the steps to ascertain if my computer was infected. I put the person along to get a bit--mentioned his name was...

Called declaring that my computer was downloading data from the net and he was Microsoft tech support and he could repair Required me to have in front of my computer and follow his directions Yep, rightBe aware and beware.

I ought to switch on my computer, and received a call on my cellular phone saying that my computer had a terrible virus and sign in to permit it to be fixed by them. When I questioned how they got my number, they said I was registered, and so they could repair this virus I truly had a need to turnon my computer. They...

same as above. Solid indian feature. Said he was John Barker, plainly an alias. Believed my Windows computer had a virus (I only have Macs). Callback number is situated in Ontario, Canada, to avoid US National wire fraud laws and do not phone-calls laws. A lot of people would not know instantly that that place...

claims to represent 24/7 computer providers, claims your Windows computer includes a virus (I just have Macs), tries to promote anti-virus serviceDefinitely a con