252-659-2258

This is a scam to get you to buy an extended microsoft warrenty for your computer.

I also got a call from this number.  No one said anything except at the end it sounded like a recorded voice that said "Good Bye."  This is just one of many numbers that have called me with different scams. I just blocked this number.

Caller stated that he was from Apple and that Apple has been receiving messages that my computer has a virus. Wanted me to go on the internet to either www.teamviewer or www.support.me. I told him I did not believe he was from Apple and hung up on him. I checked the web addresses he wanted me to go to. There is software here that when downloaded allows someone remote access to your computer. Called Apple they said they will NEVER call you. If there are updates they will let you know via apple email or automatic apple update.... BEWARE

Stated they were calling from "Windows" about errors that had been sent to them from my computer.  "Bad things" had gotten into my computer when I was online and would eventually play havoc with my computer if I didn't do something about it.  He then directed me to a website, www.ammyy.com" which is Ammyy Admin, which offers free remote desktop access.  The idea was that he would transfer me to his technical support department and they would access my computer remotely to correct all these errors.

I tried to find out what company this man was with.  All he would say was they worked for "Windows" correcting these problems for customers.  I said I thought the call was a scam.  Finally he offered me a second phone number (804-435-5332) where I could call and verify who they were.  I was to call this number between 6:00pm - 7:00pm.  

I don't know for sure what this is all about.  But it's not about Windows and I'm sure not going to give remote access of my computer to just anyone who calls and says they're working for "Windows!"

These people call at least 4x a day and about 20 x a week for my 81 year old mother trying to sell her diabetic supplies or any kind of medical supplies , they change their name on every ccall medicare supplier, diabetic supply etc, most of the callers usually a man sometimes a woman speak broken english

I got a call today kind of like Kathy B's.  They were getting errors from my new computer and it went directly to them instead of to me.  I told them I wasn't having any trouble and that made no sense.  I told them they could leave me a number and my husband could call them back.  They said there was no time for that.  My computer would crash before that would happen.  I kept telling him I didn't understand and that it didn't make sense.  He was getting very frustrated and saying the same thing over and over after every question I had.  We never got to what he was even calling for and trying to sell me.  I finally said this is how is it going to be, I am not going to fix my computer.  If it crashes, then I will deal with it then.  They can give me a number and my husband will call them back.  Well, that made them hang up on me.  So, hopefully they won't mess with me again.

a caller said he was from microsoft and said I had virus and my computer was spamming people he had an India accent told me to down load a program from www.ammyy.com website and they were able to access my computer and watched as they were checking programs on my computer. I have passwords and frankly was getting nervous especially viewing caller ID, I disconnected from internet and turned off the computer. The website has a hacker story on it, exact thing happened with me. Some one has complete access to your computer when program is installed...

I got a call from this number this morning.  When they said it was in reference to my computer, I told them I did not have one.  They said, "You no have computer?".  I said "NO".  She was puzzled and hung up.  If they call back again, I'll mess with them some more.

The guy said my computer has issues and he is from microsoft.  I pretended to panic and explain that my computer is a company computer.  "Corporate will be pissed!"  I asked him for his info so my company's tech support could call him.  He said he'd call back.  I actually work in technology and recognized the phone system they use.  It is called Asterisk.  If you hit # when you call them, you can try to guess their voicemail PIN!

Got a call from this number a few moments ago.
I answered and immediately hung up ... then, (since my call blocking list is full) I added their number to my "selective call forwarding" list.

If they call again they will automatically be forwarded to another number. THAT number is from another phone scammer that kept calling me. I figure if these guys want to pester someone ... they might as well pester each other.

Please block the number 252-659-2258.
From my phone number 812-332-0303

Please block the number 252-659-2258.
From my number 812-332-0303.

The same thing happened this morning. The caller indicated he worked for Microsoft and wanted me to access my computer. When i told him to send me an email or a letter, he went off on a tirade of foul language and heavy breathing. Needless to say, I let him go for about 5 minutes while I made my coffee and he eventually hung up.

This company called my dying fathers phone and I answered.  They asked for my father by name and when I asked who they were they would not tell me.  I asked again and the guy said "don't give me any more [***]".  I told him I was going to report he and his number and he hung up.

What type of company scams old dying men?

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Just received a call from this number.  A woman with an India accent asked for me by name and was claiming she was from Microsoft and they had been receiving reports that my computer was crashing over the past 2 weeks and she wanted to provide support.  She said as a Microsoft customer, I was entitled to this support.  She asked me to go to my computer to verify my IP address.  I told her there were too many scams over the phone and she said it was understandable, but if I went to my computer she would give me my IP number and if it matched we could proceed and if it didn't I could hang up on her.  I told her I could not access my computer at this time and she said she would call back again later.  My husband later verified that he had received a similar call just the day before.  We both felt it was very much an attempt to scam me and now after reading what others have posted on here there is no doubt.

Received call from above number stating they were from Microsoft tech support.  Caller was foreigner with heavy accent probably from India or Nigeria.  Said I had a virus that would damage my database info.  Wanted me to down load a program to remotely access my computer and fix the damage it was causing. ("www.ammyy.com" a remote access program). Don't do it.  They use this access to find any Bank information, passwords, social security information, saving accounts or any financial info in order to gain access and transfer your funds somewhere else.  If you are doing online banking or bill pay they could edit this and you'll be paying them. This is a huge scam. Just ask them for there Microsoft ID number,  They will hang up....

Friend of mine got a call from these blokes. Told them they had called the RCMP 3rd Technical Support Division (completely ficticious) and told them to explain what was wrong so they could fix it as they were professional IT guys.

Dudes hung up immediately.


I got them to stop calling by convincing them I lived alone and telling them that I am (and I am) a licensed computer technician. After poking holes in their 'reported issues' a bunch of times I told them I didn't care who they were and wasn't going to report them but to stop calling me.


And they stopped calling me.

Somebody keeps calling and herasing us, calling me a mother tucker and saying he wants to [***] my wife