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This caller, which the name on the caller ID has been picked up as "Sharrett Ronald," wanted  to "repair" my computer due to a virus.  I've blocked this number.

he call me cople time spamer

Doesn't leave voicemail

He just called me as well wanting to talk about "my computer."  I hung up and I am blocking him now.

This guy called claimed to be a licesend technichiabn for Microsoft and when I told him not to call back I hung up and he called again.  He said he would suspend our license to our xomputer if I didn't do what he wanted me to.

Said my computer had virus. Hung up on him. Called twice so far

I just recieved a call from this number.  It sounded like the man on the phone was calling from a call-center.  I took the call aas a sham, it didn't sound right when he stated that my computer was,"sending out signals of a virus".  I tried to call the number back to see if I could get a name from someone, I could bareky understand the man, but I bthink that where ever he is calling from, they are trying to gain remote access to computers to hack information.

Sorry for the miss spelled words.

Calls daily @ the same time, does not leave a message.

Male voice with thick accent calls insisting that my computer has been sending messages about a problem.  I argued that   it had not and that it was turned off.  He claimed the message have been coming for some time.  I hung up.  The number that appeared on my caller id was a bogus number. When I called it, I a got a standard telephone company message that it was not in service,

Advisory:
You may have been exposed to a variation of scam # 3, as described here:
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/facts.html

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Obvious scam: Foreigner, phone # in Ohio, claims to be from Microsoft claiming my computer is received error messages and needs repair.  This is a well known scam.  I told  him so and he just kept on talking like he was reading a script and maybe on commission to make a sale.  I hung up on him.

Got a call from a dude with a slight Indian accent (said he was a Microsoft technician).  Told me a CLSID for my computer and how to find it and said my computer was sending messages to their computers and it should be fixed.  I listened to him carefully and was convinced that it might be a scam since I knew that the particular CLSID would be common to most PCs. I told him I will not do what he said but will wait for my son, who is a computer science graduate, to examine my computer. He told me I will get hacked but to go ahead. He then hung up.

Called no message been told it is a scam artist.

Ronald Sharrett keeps calling to repair the computer. Calls at least once a week. Says he is from Microsoft.  There is nothing wrong with computer.    He is a pain. Just hung up on him again