201-200-9999

Call from directory assistance in spanish.  Did not accept call but it was put through anyway.

They have called me a spanish man couldn't understand him wanting to know about my computer having errors, I asked if he was from Microsoft and he says yes. I gave him no info but he just kept on and on trying to get my info til I hung up on him.

They called me 8 time within 5 minutes. I would not give them any info and they would not leave me alone!!! I have a husband that works for the Post Office and the Postal Service does not work this way. Do not give them any information

This number called federal agency.  Woman with Indian accent said she wanted to sell me a demo from Dell case.  I told her she could not call a federal agency with a sales call like that but she kept asking me if she could give me a demo of the Dell case.  I put the phone down on the desk and let her talk to the air until the line was disconnected at her end.

Called and told me that I had a Microsoft Windows XP machine that had been trying to connect to a port on one of their servers for two weeks now. Started telling me that this could cause my machine to crash so I asked what port number I was supposedly hitting and that I'd run a network trace at my end to confirm.... they hung up at that point. Strong Indian accent and bloody awful English. Called the number back - it's disconnected, so presumably they are spoofing their caller id.

Foreign man called 7/3/10 and wanted to know what kind of computer I had.  He then was telling me that Microsoft was offering me some technical assistance free for 1 month for $9.99.  If it's free, then it doesn't cost $9.99.  I kept telling him that I wasn't interested and we were on the do not call list.  Says he wasn't trying to sell me anything he was giving it to me for $9.99

calls from this # and no response and says number has been disconnected.

Man with idiot accent says "Your son has been winning $5000 shopping spree from us and ve vant some information from you to so he can get it" I said, "Sir, why don't I call the number that came up on my caller ID and I bet I will find your company does not exist.Better yet, let me report you." He says, "Oh, PLEASE Don't do that!"

This company keeps calling saying that they are a Pharmaceutical company and have some drugs that i need to get...we have told them over and over not to call back and they call multiple times a day. when you tell them not to call back, then they get rude and start cussing and yelling at you in some other language. when you try to call the number back it is disconnected...

called me a few minutes ago.  strong accent saying he was from microsoft and that my computer ws trying to access something online and that it might have viruses/ spyware.  Asked him what kind of files and they were ones tied to my firewall, anti-virus/ spyware programs.  I hung up.

Got the same call today.  Right out of the shoot I asked them if, "I had stupid written on my forehead?"  A few stupid remarks and I told them, oops!  I guess you could say I yelled.  "GET THE [***] OFF MY PHONE.  The good news...no more phone calls.  Don't mess with a fraud investigator.  My question is; if we know this; is the telephone company responsible?  After all, the number is a "land line."  Ever hear of "Implied Consent?"  I think we should do a class action suit on the telephone company.  ...and maybe drag in the attorney general in New Jersey.  Took me 1 minute to locate these jerks!  so...what's the problem?   Any comments?

Sorry, didn't mean to swear.  Thanks for cleaning up my message.  Guess we have time to clean up our emails; let's give the jerks 24/7 to rob us blind, and God help us if we say it wrong??

Caller ID: New Jersey

They called on July 7th but I'm just posting it now. Only called once here.
I did not answer. If I did, I would have them explain to me first what "Windoze" is, because we run Linux here, heh.

Just got a call right after work a man with a strong accent that I could barely understand, tells me that I just won a 400 dollar shopping card from walmart and also a 200 dollar gas card and all he wanted to do was verify some info with me. He knew my address and name so then he tells me he wanted my card info cause they were gonna charge me 2.95 for S&H that's when I said hell no and hung up on him and I googled his number and I found this website and now I'm posting this.......thanks fo the postings

Just got a call at work from this number.  I looked on my caller ID and when i didn't recognize it, I let it go to voice mail.  They didn't leave a voice mail message any way.

Got 3 calls today. Each call started with music. Then a vile ill spoken person from India (?) tells me he wants to fix my Gateway computer (never owned one). Another rep called to sell me software. Why can't the genius at the FCC figure out how to put an end to this land line abuse and fake caller id nos? And who in their right mind would deal with these frauds? Very annoying.

I got the same call as Lj2008tx, once today and once two Saturdays ago. I won $200 shopping spree being offer by the Walmart SuperCenter and a $200 gas card. All I had to do was pay shipping and handling to the postal worker when it was delivered. However, they needed my credit card # to confirm who I was. After I toyed with him a while, he cursed me out. It was kind of humorus.
Today after they told me I won, I very excitedly thanked them and hung up before they could ask for anything from me.

This number showed up 201-200-9999 on my cell phone. I did not answer the call but when I tried to call the number back it said the number was disconnected or vo longer in service. How aggravating can this be? Probably some telemarketer or scam.

I got a call from a gentleman with an Indian accent. He said he was calling about my property located at...(proceeds to give me my home address) and he sees that I'm paying too much for my mortgage. They are a bank and have the lowest rates possible; will I answer some questions. Confused!!

I received a call from 201-200-9999. Man spoke with an Indian accent. Saying that Microsoft had detected that my computer had a virus. I was pretty sceptical and asked him several questions. I followed a long for a few minutes but my grandson started crying. He wanted to know when he could call back because he really wanted to help me fix the problems.
He walked me through a couple things and I was questioning him on who he was and how he got my number etc etc. He took me to a website as his credentials. www.techisonline.com. I said how do I know you are a representative from this site. He said I understand, I would not do you wrong.
Anyway, I was pretty sure it was a scam. Was wandering if anyone else was getting this call too.