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This caller says he is Microsoft and has detected a virus on my Windows computer, causing issues at their server farm.  Of course, this is all LIES..the background noise is so loud it sounds like they're at the stock market floor making the phone call.  Anyhow, they ask you to go to a webpage so they can "fix" it...DO NOT DO THIS...they will infect your computer instead!  I yelled at the guy and told him he was going to jail.  He hung up after telling me to shut up numerous times.  I bet he has a headache after I yelled at him that loudly!

So tired of the harrassing phone calls. Every time I start up my computer and 5 minutes later, bingo. There they are. I probably have sometype of worm or something on my computer.

Tech wanted to fix my laptop.  Tried for several minutes to scam me.

Another call today 6:35pm call ID Tech

Scam artist who wanted to infect my computer. Caller ID says "TECH."

Said my windows computer needed an up date when I asked what Microsoft office they were working from he said it was his tec support that called. I told him he was fake and would get into trouble as I was calling Microsoft and complaining about his calls. He asked for the number I was going to call at Microsoft and I told him he should know . He got very flustered when I told him I was reporting him. Has a foreign accent.

Someone from 202-768-7680 called my mother and tried to convince her that she had a virus on her computer that they could fix (for a small fee of course).  I have attempted to call them to make sure they remove her number from their list but I keep getting people who don't speak english very well and they just keep reading from their script no matter what I say.  This is a SCAM

Told me to turn on my computer and send  $149 to fix it. Called me by name when I told him to quit calling this number. Middle Eastern accent

Another 202 area code number to add to the list.  Get them everyday.

Receiving daily calls from this number.  Never answered it.  Think I will now.  I'm at home with pneumonia this week and feel like it might be fun just playing with these jerks for a while.  Thanks everyone for all the info.

I just received a call from this number which I did not recognize or answer.no message! Caller I D shows Tech?!

Charles from 202-768-7680 called my cell phone and said that my computer needed fixing.  Told him I would get back to him.

Claim to be from Windows in California but phone is from Hyattsville Maryland caller ID said "TECH"
(202)768-7680 Heavily accented woman said my computer had been hacked by a hacker from Nigeria,she wanted me to turn on my computer and she would walk me through correcting the problem.I asked her for Windows phone number and she gave me 1-800-355-9045 I told her it wasn't my computer and I didn't have the password and she hung up.

Called but left no message, now on my block list.

Received a call from this number, however, when I said I didn't own a computer the person went silent and eventually hung up.

I just got a call from someone claiming to be a Microsoft Tech.  Caller ID was "Tech".  Told the caller I didn't have a computer.  He called me a very not-so-nice name and disconnected me.   Very sophistocated boiler room scam.  Be Careful.

Called 2 days in a row now wanting to fix the computer. I really hope this is an every day thing so I can have fun with it

Depending on my mood, this is what I do when I have time to kill.
After the caller finished his ( caller is always a male, most of time, with India accent)  warning statement, I will calmly say " Well, I am sorry to learn that you got error message from my computer.  Since my computer is working fine, it must be your server not functioning well, or you got virus in your system. I can fix the problems for you.  I will only charge you $59.95 to fix the problem.  So please give me your credit card number".  By this time the person will either hang up, or (the dumb one) gets totally confused.  Then you can play game on your victim and get some fun out of it.

Just got a call ad they told me they were an online tech company..I asked which one he said, an online company for your computer.  I told him I did not have  computer and hung up  LOL

Similar experience -- but he almost had me convinced because when I challenged his authenticity, he was able to recite to me what he said was my Windows security code, not known to anyone else.  In retrospect, I realize it was a set-up:  When I told him I didn;t know how to find my security code, he led me through the steps.  When it appeared on my screen, with my name attached, he read it back to me, letter-perfect.  Fortunately, I got an important call coming in at that point and hung up on him.  Then I looked up the number on this site, and the scales fell from my eyes.