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dave, United States | 25-Oct-2016 |
Scam Phone Number 2652369871, fake microsoft caller tells you that you have a virus. - it is a scam.
"Microsoft" scammer tells you that you have a virus or that your windows license has expired. They have called me 3 times, and I am running out of ideas on how to waste their time. Caller has an Indian accent and you here the rest of the scam call center in the background.
- it is a scam
- it is a scam
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Scammers from Asia, make cold calls telling everyone they speak to, the same story that your computer has problems to be fixed, it has a virus, it's slow or it's sending out error messages. They hope for baiting that one person who may actually be having some trouble and hence may assume the call is intended for him and hence legit!
It would be extremely unwise for someone to trust an unknown caller and give him access to computer. It’s as good as inviting a thief home and letting him carry out his ‘activities’, without any hindrance!
These foreign scammers are known for injecting virus into victim’s computer and completely damaging it. They will then offer to clean it, for a large Fee.
Even after the payment of Fees, users have found to their horror, that nothing has been done to remove the infections.
The error that we make when we receive such a call, is in presuming that the call is arriving from within the US and hence could probably be legit.
Don’t get carried away by the local number displayed. Scammers from Asia who run call centers spoof the phone number using software, to make it appear local.
Further reading: www .microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx
Microsoft Sues Indian Company for Tech Support scam: www .ndtv.com/article/india/microsoft-sues-indian-company-for-technical-support-scam-642181
Anti Malware Software maker, MalwareBytes exposes the scam on wired.uk: www .wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-04/11/malwarebytes
More info on Tech Support scams at the FTC Website: www .consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0346-tech-support-scams