760-392-3952

scam.  do not answer

wanted to upgrade my computer would not allow wanted to call back tiger
I said no way

You are the scammer

Because you are not tiger you are rat

Who is this - they claim to be authorized sup[port for Microsoft Windows, but I think it is a scam. This is the call number I was given.

Educational post:
You may have been exposed to scam #3 , as described here:
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/facts_rev.html

Remember to return here, to 800notes.com, after you look at any of the information at that site, and tell us you avoided the scam.

do not want this call to bother me

HINDU TECH SUPPORT SCAMMERS:  DO NOT LET THESE LITTLE RATS INTO YOUR COMPUTER.

ALL DATA GATHERED DURING PHONE CALL.

Sam Rodrigues

Original Call From:  1 650 280 1457

1 760 392 3952 extionsion 3

Also 1844-204-8546

www.inextsupport.com

ranjankumar@gmail.com

Abuse@bigrock.com
Abuse@securedservers.com
domainabuse@tucows.com

Registrant Name: ranjan kumar ram
Registrant Organization: technext technosoft pvt. ltd.
Registrant Street: 17/14, Bengal Ambuja, Line 2: (Optional)
Registrant City: durgapur
Registrant State/Province: West Bengal
Registrant Postal Code: 713216
Registrant Country: IN
Registrant Phone: +91.919749963166

http://whois.domaintools.com/securedservers.com
http://whois.domaintools.com/bigrock.com
http://whois.domaintools.com/cloudappservers.com

told me he was getting critcical errors reported from my OS to their server.    I laughed and said i was sure they were.  he called me an idiot and hung up  :)

Some of the facts behind the scams

or, "The Lies Faceless People Tell"

Hover your mouse pointer over any of the the following statements.
A message will soon appear, telling you more about that potential scam.

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I will buy the item you listed on Craigslist [or another auction site], but I am out of town, so I will send you a certified check. Cash the check, and [ship the item or I will send somebody to pick up the item].

I can offer you a fantastic deal to reduce your credit card debt

Your computer is infected, and I can fix it!

I am your (cousin, nephew or other relative) and need money quickly to get out of jail or pay hospital bill.

Your [phone, electricity, water, cable service, other utility] will be shut off in the next hour, if you don't give me your credit card number!

You are approved for a loan, but you must send us some money for fees, BEFORE you get the loan.

We will give you a free security system, if you put a sign on your lawn.

You (or a close relative) (hit my car, kicked my dog, caused some damage), and you must send me some money so I do not sue you.
OR A close relative was in an accident - send me money to help them.
OR I am holding [your relative] hostage. Send money or I will hurt them.

You (or a relative) commited some crime, and you must send money NOW to stop being served with papers.

You received a "free grant" from the government ... but you must first send the "tax" or other "fee" to release the money.

This is the "IRS". You need to send us money RIGHT NOW, to avoid nasty consequences.

The job application you listed on Craigslist [or another site] has been accepted! But you must first validate the offer.

You won a "free" trip someplace ... but you must do a few things before you get the tickets.

You won a class action lawsuit, but must first send in some money to process your claim

You won a prize or award, but must verify some information, before you receive the prize or award.

I saw your Craigslist [or another auction site] ad stating you want to rent my very nice home. All you have to do is send me some money, and I will then send you a contract.

"Hover your mouse pointer over any of the the following statements.
A message will soon appear, telling you more about that potential scam." .... um, no - NONE of your comments are hyperlinks, and that's just as well.

Called stating there was unauthorized use on our computer and that he worked with Microsoft. He had the name of the registered computer owner, I told him that person wasn't available, he said to please call him back at the same number and ask for Rick Cooper.  He had a very heavy Indian accent and I couldn't tell what the name was he was saying. When he spelled it out as Rick Cooper I said ok and hung up and looked up the number on here.... I figured it was very unlikely Microsoft cared about its users that much especially for no monitoring charge.

This number called to inform me that my computer was have serious network issues and that his company worked for Microsoft to help resolve such issues.  I was having network interface issues related to my network card drivers.  Anyway, he further said that he knew of the issues from network problems being reported to Microsoft and was calling to help, saying that people are trying to hack into my computer and wanted remote access to my computer to fix.  Seems they are hacking into confidential files and calling to sell services or trying to gain access for fraudulent activity.  I would not trust them at all.

Scary part is how did they get notifications for the network issues I was having and how did they get my phone number.  NOT GOOD!

SCAM.  Said he was from Inetsupport, could hear "boiler room" in the background, got his phone number (spoofed I'm sure) and hung up.

Got a call from a lady with a heavy accent telling me my network was being hacked. I did not believe her and asked for her name and number to call back. I was then transferred to 2 different people trying to convince me to put a fix on my computer. 5 hours later after telling them to [***] they called back asking me why I did not call them back to fix the problem. I told them I will call Microsoft support myself to resolve any issues. It was all total BS. Just know that Microsoft will not go through any 3rd party to resolve problems per Microsoft support. Do not believe these people.

There's also the fact that the computer companies don't monitor our computers so wouldn't have a clue if our networks were being hacked.

This is a scamming fake Tech Support Company. It's a guy from overseas that lies and says nothing more than he's from your tech support company.