623-233-0675

They are using this number for the Microsoft scam & it’s a robo call!!

Microsoft scam.  Robo call.  Block it.

This is getting ridiculous...twice this week the calls have been at 6:30A and 7:10A.

I was told by rob caller that my identity was stolen.

A probable Microsoft scam. Computer generated voice called on my land line and cell line within 5 minutes of each other. When is the FTC going to do something about these scams and calls.

Caller states someone  trying to steal my identity

Called at 5:46 am about computer.

claimed to be Microsoft advising someone is stealing my idenity

Robot call.  Claimed to be Microsoft and warned that someone  was trying to steal my personal info.  I hung up the phone.

Caller left a vm since we weren't here. It is, indeed the Microsoft ID theft scam. Dumb, dumb, dumb. They aren't even trying to pretend they're legit. Blocked!

caller states someone is trying to steal my idenity and my computer will no longer work unless i call

Just happened to me in 860 area code

Received call on my landline says my computer is in jeopardy because of Microsoft windows

Same as all of the above. Robo call claiming to be Microsoft

SCAM: 623-233-0675 Fake Microsoft security trying to get you to call number back so some Indian/Irainian can walk you through allowing remote access to your computer so they can snoop for CC numbers or Idneity Theft info. FBI too busy worshiping Hillary's fat azz to protect the country.

Caller ID says "SPAM? Name Unav".  They leave a message.

Another site has a transcript, "This call is from Microsoft Help Center.  We encounter a serious issue coming out of your computer.  It seems to be someone is trying to hijack your identity and try to steal your social security number and personal information.  If it's not fixed right away then your computer will become obsolete and all of your credential information may got compromised.  If you are the one who is using Microsoft Windows in your computer, then, please, call 623-233-0675, or press '1' now to speak with security team now.  Please, ignore if we called you by mistake. Thanks."

This transcript matches what I found on my answering machine.

It's hard to convince me that you're a computer security/identity theft expert when you clearly failed third grade english.  This is clearly a SCAM.

Left a message that my computer would become obsolete.  Didn't listen any further

they called and I asked which account they were referring to. they told me it was for my Microsoft computer I told them I had no home PC set-up and they hung up on me.

It's the same scam that was going on a while back about Microsoft, don't fall for it but better yet "Don't Answer."

Almost identical voice mail on land line as all above. Obvious SCAM...we own Macs and wouldn't answer a call from Apple, either! Blocked.