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they contact 3-4 times per day and will not say something once you reply

This is a FRAUD. They start with saying they are from Windows tech-support. They have you lookup the error messages on your desktop. There will be a lot and per my nephew who's an IT gentleman, that's not rather abnormal. Chances are they request you to open a document called Teamviewer. This can be a remote software...

A holes keep calling to repair my pc. Told them-not to callback. your hardworking dollars as well as how foolish do they assume Americans are Spammer looking to get your own personal information is all they are. DEBORAH A's do not realize when to give up.

Named at 4:13pm, got up as out of area, allow it throw to voice-mail, and so they hung up. I do not answer unidentified calls. Most likely the same scammers stated above. I remember a period whenever you wish to keep in touch with the individual about the other end and may remedy a phone call. Now-days, it really is just about all scammers...

858 886-7328 CALLED --MENTIONED I'd PROBLEMS WITH MY COMPUTER AND THEY MIGHT HELP--ETC.ETC.ETC THESE CALLS HAVE BEEN EXCEPTIONALLY CONSISTENT IN THE LAST COUPLE WEEKS OFTEN 2-3 TIMES A-DAY. I OFTEN SAY GOODBYE OR TELL THEM I've REPORTED THEM TO MICROSOFT-- PER BROKER ASSISTANCE.

Herself was recognized by Person with Indian Highlight . Started talking to me about being contaminated about Malware and disease and computer giving messages...I stopped him and informed him that I will have a look and do not contact me again and hungup. I called the number back and that I got This variety...

I have received calls. An email is not left by them.

I responded on 2nd phone using this range caller-ID Peterson. Said hi twice, noticed a voice then a beep said farewell. Scamsters for sure, possibly spoofing a standard individual's owner id. If this is a 'windows tech support con' and since the telephone was really answered by me, I'll likely get...

they contact 3-4 times per day and will not say something once you reply

This is a FRAUD. They start with saying they are from Windows tech-support. They have you lookup the error messages on your desktop. There will be a lot and per my nephew who's an IT gentleman, that's not rather abnormal. Chances are they request you to open a document called Teamviewer. This can be a remote software...