8003600998

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After numerous annoying robotic calls claiming an emergency stating my Microsoft Windows license had expired, my granddaughter and I decided enough was enough. The weekends are our time together. She is an adorable five year old, that is probably way too much like her grandmother for her own good. As cute as she is, her ear piercing screech is a million times stronger. Well, given the annoyance of those calls, maybe the wrath of a five year might be just what they need. Well, the first time she called, she kind of wimped out and just told them they shouldn't try to take peoples money, but they started making fun of her. She hung up on them. The she called them back, with a fire in belly, and gave them the business! The third time, she waited for them to answer, and let out the longest, most shrill, ear piercing shrill I have ever heard in my life. Bless her heart, she is just like her grandma!!

Just received 3 calls in 2 hours from 1-844-308-6820 and it was a recording telling me to call 1-800-360-0998 because my Microsoft key was getting ready to expire;

I received at least 4 calls today telling my microsoft license has expired.  Obviously this is a scam call.

I got a scam recorded voice mail today. Is anyone else getting these calls/messages?
"This is an emergency call from Microsoft. Your Windows license has been expired.
All services will be terminated soon on your computer. To renew, call us back on our
toll-free number 800-360-0998."

Got 5 calls from this number over the past few hours.  Voicemail is for an obvious Microsoft scam.  Added to block list.

Received 4 calls today about MS Windows renewal expiring. Knew it was a scam right away. Will use the call back technique if they keep calling me!

I received multiple calls from this number with a robo message saying my Microsoft License Key was about to expire and that it's an emergency that I call them back. I'm not sure about you, but a computer not working isn't an emergency by my definition and I'm sure Mr. Bill Gates would agree. How do I know this is a scam? I don't own a working computer (I know, I know - my office job is enough computer time for this wannabe hippie) so therefore my Microsoft license isn't expiring. PLEASE USE CAUTION WHEN ANSWERING CALLS FROM UNKNOWN NUMBERS.

Claims to be Microsoft and that your key code has expired and that your computer will stop working.
FRAUD!  Read all the postings.  Please find a way to block this return call number.  Also block 844-308-6820 and 844-308-6817 which are the numbers they call in on

This is a scam

Big scam don't call back

They are still using this number. I have been getting calls for over a year! Even when I was talking to a "live" person and kept telling me to stop calling they would continue to call. I finally told them I was submitting a complain to the FCC and now I get the recordings, sometimes 5-6 times per day! I am sick and tired of this! I'm so done with this...going to complain to the FCC!

I just repeatedly called them back with the same robotic message in the robotic message voice they blocked me after about the fourth call

I received a call from 800 360 0998 telling me my Windows license key had expired.

Recorded message about Microsoft license expiring. Two calls by noon today.  Suspected scam. Said to call 800 370-0998. Will not engage in this foolishness.

Correction on callback number. 800 360-0998

Repeated calls telling me that my the microsoft on my computer was going to expire and to call 800-360-0998.  I don't even have microsoft on my computer, so I know it's a scam.  I finally called that number and it was someone with a India or Pakistani accent.  The number it called from was 844 308 6820.

indian [***]   stupid scam

I just reported it to the FCC on their website and easy to fill out form FCC.gov

This is what bothers me,   I just rolled by pc back to Windows 7 after learning that Dell doesn't support drivers on my old ~ 2010 computer,  figure Win 7 is good for another 3 years,  I'll deal with it then.   So yes, got these calls 3 today 2/4/17.  Is that a concidence?  or do they know when someone's updating their pc?   At the same time I was getting OS generated message on my pc saying I needed to activate my OS license which I just did.  That seemed pretty legit, eg Start/right click/computer etc. to get OS message and it was there. Are they intercepting this somehow?  Anyway, had enough sense to google the number and confirm that it was a scam, but the concidence bothers me,  someone somehow intercepting or seeing the Windows updates?