314-555-0119

This person saying to be Kevin Williams, said he was calling from microsoft.
This man said that my computer had downloaded something that was compromising my computer and that my computer was sending microsoft email indicating a problem. he told he could help me fix the problems.
He said if I did not fix the problems my computer would breakdown.
I asked for a call back number. He gave me this one. 315-215-0657 his ID  number MS- 00659 looked up this number and found this information https://www.facebook.com/sandragarylapointe/posts/10201838731997060 and https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-315-215-0657
I never called back. My computer is okay.

This is the fake PC tech scam. See this thread for a description:
https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-652-337-9968#p486232571748172392

Here's the verdict straight from Microsoft:

Avoid tech support phone scams
https://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

Strange call pretending to be from Microsoft tech support
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/f ... 2e-2ab81645553d

Received call at 10:24AM PDT, no message left.

Left a voice mail about an arrest warrant. Didn't give a name, just said that if they didn't get a call back by the end of the day that it would be activated. I have no clue who these people are or who they were trying to contact.

Did they issue one?  I got a call today saying my name came up in social and I would have aren't if I didn't call today.  But message never said who the call was for.  I was wanting to know if it was a threat or if they did.

yes i did received the same phone call still calling after 3 times we should report this to microsoft

A male with a foreign accent called me from 314-555-0119 on 12/23/2014 at approximately 12:15 p.m. ET. He said he was from Windows support and that they were receiving messages from my computer that an unauthorized person was trying to access my system. I asked how he expected me to know that he was who he said he was since I had not contacted anyone for support. He said that he had the license number of my computer and that he could walk me through finding this to help verify what he said (like I would do this).

I asked him for a number to call the support center back. He gave me 800-646-5809. When I did a search for this number on Bing, it came back with the message "Some results have been removed."

NOTE: This person sounded exactly like someone who has called some time back, but I can't be certain about this. I told him then that I was not interested in anything he was trying to sell. I told him that my number is on the National Do Not Call Registry and to please not call here again, but like I wrote, I'm not 100 percent positive it was the same person.

I have submitted an initial report to Microsoft about this call.

I forgot to include that this call came in from DIS ASST MO. It is likely phishing or a scam.

Make this a call from DIR ASST MO.

[***] all these WINDOWS scammers. I went MAC in 2006 and have never gone back to WINDOWS and I never will. This dumb ass with the Indian accent told me they received a message from my PC ( I have a MAC not a PC) that it was infected with several viruses and unauthorized people were try to gain access. I played along with this [***] as he said he needed to get access to my PC by having me allow some software to load, so he could remotely take control of my PC to remove the viruses and block unauthorized users from my PC. (Like that is going to happen)

I asked this dip [***] if her knew what my name was, which he didn't. I told him my name was, DICK JACKMAN. I provided him with a fake SS#, fake bank account # and fake PIN# and then offered to provide him with all my fake credit card #'s. This ding dong took all the fake info, which frustrated him, since it was fake and he HAD NO ACCESS TO [***]!

You would have to be a stupid as a house plant to fall for this [***] scam. If you are then you deserved it. Eliminate the chance of being a victim by simply switching to MAC. 2006 through 2015 and not one issue in regards, to hacks, spammers, or phising. I have two i-Macs, 2 MacBook Pro's, one 1-Pad and two iPhones. In 9 years of use, one had drive failed and was replaced with a large one by APPLE and one track pad on a MacBook Pro failed and was repaired at an APPLE STORE. Try finding a WINDOS STORE.

I got a call from this number today 5/28/15. He sounded foreign and asked if I was Ms. <maiden name> I said, No. So he asked who I was. I asked him who he was and he replied that he wanted to drink my p**s, eat my sh** and squeeze my t*****s. I said this conversation took a weird turn and that he shouldn't call me again. It was super bizarre, I was expecting the Microsoft Scam because I've gotten that call several times, so I was surprised at what happened.

ding dong Internet call