800-215-0948

I have been beta testing for years. Only calls resulting from Microsoft for that was really bad bugs and the developer wanting to talk to me. Do check out http://connect.microsoft.com and be sure that the privacy settings are correct. They may have added a option for 3rd parties...

No thank's  thank's anyway.

Some Jonathon called from microsoft

Mike Teller @ 1-800-215-0948 xtn 4287 left a message claiming to be with Microsoft - bottom line? It is a ploy that debt collection agencies use to check to see if there is a real person at the end of the phone number (your phone number) they constantly call and call and call and call, etc. etc. etc.

When the caller ID indicates: "Unknown Name / Unknown Number" it is more than likely a debt collector looking for a person who they think the number belongs to - the phone company recycles phone numbers, so your number may have been used at one time by a deadbeat. So, said debt collection agency is trying to track said person down to collect money.  "Mike Teller" probably works for a debt collection agency that has tried and tried the number, so they use this ploy to hopefully have someone pick up on the other end (or return the call).  Private investigators use this ploy all the time and police departments round up criminals when the criminal receives a "hey you just won" type calls.

Invest in caller ID, don't pick up calls from "Unknown Name / Unknown Number" calls, and definitely don't return calls to "Mike Teller @ Microsoft" (or pick up "his" call when his number shows up on your caller ID.

i got a call from 1 800 215-0948 ext 751800. Downloaded sahre Point 2010 trial version yesterday 2/9/2011, i imagine it's in reference to that. Must be the sales dept.

800-215-0948, no extension, weirdly enough.  "Dorothy Haber" called, using my real name, and asked me to call back.  Of course it was impossible to call back, given that the "0" option would not work, even though the 800-number menu gave it as an option.  I'm an MSDN subscriber.  I think they're a contractor or have even more tenuous ties with MS, though Ms. "Haber" identified herself as calling from Microsoft.

I got a call from this number and man calling said "He was calling ON BEHALF of Microsoft." There is nothing wrong with this as I downloaded their Office demo and I guess they were a telemarketing company doing a sales follow up. All perfectly legit if you took the demo and gave them your number. This call does not violate DNC rules as there is a prior association between the two of you. Sorry, nothing "free" is ever totally free!

It's legit. I think they follow up any trial software downloads with a call to see if you are enjoying the product, having problems with the product, and when do you plan on purchasing the product. Don't let all these paranoid people scare you.  Debt collectors, that guy is an idiot.

I have never given my cell phone number to anyone except my immediate family.

There is no way that Microsoft could have obtained my cell phone number legally.

I called the Number back, it says they are Microsoft, they are Only a markeing group that promots Microsoft prodcuts. The Company is North American Marketing, and the lady was nice to provide me the info on who gave her my Phone #.  I attended a WebEx from Projility (Project Managment seminar on Microsoft's Project Portfolio solution.  

I asked to be Opted out of their calls, and said I will no long participant in Projility WebEx opportunities.

I got a call from this number, and the message was 10 seconds of heavy breathing before hanging up.  It's a tad creepy.

Called for an "Ashley". My voicemail clearly says "Sam" but they left a message anyway. John Roth on behalf of Microsoft.

Oh my god, you're right! There *is* only one Michael Teller in the entire US!

It's Microsoft - anytime you download any trial software they will call and follow up to see if they can sell you the full version.

Blah.... I will NEVER download a free trial to try anything again from MS.  All they do is call and annoy you EVERY SINGLE DAY trying to get you to buy it.... omg.....    I uninstalled the product after about 10 minutes... but yet they keep annoying me...

I downloaded trial software from Microsoft (Visual Studio 2012) and now they are calling with sales follow-up calls.

Caller was from Microsoft regarding server info we had researched.  Very polite.

Called it was Microsoft telling me my subscription to Office 365 was expiring as I didnt buy it

I was looking at college info and the people called me from a different number and now that call me on this number and I left a
Message when I called back saying put me on the do not call list they are annoying

Sales concerning Microsoft Office365. They'll call multiple times in a row. But I had already subscribed. He asked why I had inquired about the demo again. Not sure how that happened.