214-269-4231

I didn't answer.

called at 5:55 left no message

Once again a mystery call. They rang once then hung up. It usually goes on for
several days in a row. Just as well. They're probably asking for money for some
political organization. I get a lot of these because my husband contributed small
amounts a couple of times for his party and now we are innundated with mail and
phone calls from dozens of them. I tried being put on no call list but apparently
it doesn't apply to them and even though I have asked them to take us off their list
they continue to hound us daily. Where are our State Representatives that they allow
these scams to continue. Signed, No longer a contributor.

they have called several times in the past week, and twice today. this morning when i answered, a woman said she was calling from some company whose name i had never heard of, and then said that they were trying to send me an email, and they wanted to know if they could verify my address. i told her "no, you can't." and hung up. they just tried to call again. the number traces to dallas, TX, but calling the number back yields a "number cannot be completed as dialed" message.

I didn't answer the phone, however they didn't leave a message on my machine

called twice within 30 minutes. I didn't answer, they didn't leave a message. Same pattern yesterday.

Call and said to be from Computer Assocates ( software ), but Tele ID was blank.  Caller was male and foreign.  We blow him off.

Received call from a foreign lady claiming to be from Microsoft. She wanted our company information and I refused to give it to her. She was really pushy and finally hung up.

CALLED BUT LEFT NO MESSAGE ON MY ANSWERING MACHINE

It was a call from CISCO to update customer information on file

Just got a call.  Said they were from Microsoft and updating records.  Asked me if some name were still employees here.  I did not answer them because I knew Microsoft would not have those names.  Cannot imagine what they would do with that information, but did not answer anyway.

Caller left a voicemail and he had a foreign accent as well. Caller was singing as though he did not know he was connected to my voicemal. Did not see the caller ID.

Claims to be from Microsoft and updating their records, had a list of old and current employees and was asking if they were still in charge of their depts.

Called 5 times and no answer. Attempted to call back but got a number is currently unavailable message

Someone called who spoke with a heavy (Indian?) accent and claimed they were from Microsoft and were updating their records. They asked about a specific individual who I never had heard of and I was reluctant to give them any information. I would not be the person to call for this purpose. The individual became slighly annoyed that I would not cooperate with his scheme. I have no idea who these folks are, but I would like to know.

Same as the rest, Called claiming they were Microsoft and verifing one of my employee's.  This is an old scam, a quick way to put them on the defensive is to tell them you are busy and you will call them right back. 9 times out of tem this will end the call.  Also call your phone provider and lodge a formal complaint. Won't do much good unless they get lots of them.  This is a great start. This is a good thing to have in the employee hand book about giving out information on the phone, bunch of hack's. Funny how they use the big names as intimidation.  Trust no one, and always record the calls.  This will be put on disc and saved for training.

A woman called from this number and claimed to be from Microsoft, saying that she wanted to update their records about my company.

I was suspicious when she didn't even have the name of the company correct, and grew moreso wouldn't tell me what the call was about other than her being from Microsoft and wanting to update their records.  She didn't seem to have any employee names, as she seemed to think that the company name itself was an actual person.

When she wouldn't give me a straight answer as to who she was and why she was calling, and I pointed out that Microsoft wasn't the type of company to cold-call customers, she repeated the same canned, "I'm from Microsoft, and I'm calling for [insert mispronounced, incorrect company name here]."

I hung up.