800-419-7281

Call came on with this number and "UNAVAILABLE" on Caller ID. However, when I googled it just now, one link came up, amongst all the 'complaint' sites of "GUXXO Inc. - Internet Service" with this VERY SAME NUMBER.

Either someone is SPOOFING their number OR THIS COMPANY IS VIOLATING the DNC LIST. We HAVE NOT contacted THEM in anyway, we DID NOT want nor expect a call from them AND they did not leave a message when the ans. mach. picked up, BUT, I was there and listening to see if it was an important medical call I've been expecting, and I heard what sounded like a woman sighing, just as the machine picked up. This is otherwise HARASSMENT.

STRONGLY SUSPECT A CREDIT CARD PHISHING SCAM.

ATTN 800-419-7281: IF YOU HAVE A LEGIT REASON for calling us, then IDENTIFY YOURSELVES via Caller ID *AND* LEAVE A MESSAGE of WHOM you are seeking and WHY and a request to call you back. We WILL NOT respond to ANY other method of contacting us by phone. TELL US WHO **YOU** are FIRST!!

This number will now be BLOCKED and REPORTED to the Feds.

Interestingly enough, when you google this number (800-419-7281) two OTHER completely DIFFERENT numbers come up on the Mr. Number website:
1-214-253-3553 and
1-404-980-2493.

Are these the REAL number behind the spoofed 800 number??

Came up "800 Service". Microsoft internet cleaning service. called 3times in a row. Asked to stop calling, even the air horn did not work. reporting to the authorities!

Some guy who said he was from Mumbai, India called.  He said he worked for a California company that protects PCs.  He said I had viruses on my computer.  How does he know?  I hung up on him and reported to Do Not Call List.

Just got a call from a guy named Benzil who says we have "bad things" being loaded on our computer. (which has been off for months)

We have received many similar calls.
Today Denzil Daniels was the name given, who claims to work with PC Tech Secure.
He said that the company is located in Hawthorne, CA and is doing third party support for Microsoft.
He agreed to call me back at 4:00 PM tomorrow.

Two years ago we were getting these calls from a company that was telling me that our computer was going to crash if I did not enlist them.  Our computer was acting up so, like a dummy, I gave them minor info about our system.  They destroyed our system while I was on the phone with them.  I was told not to call Best Buy, my tech son-in-law, or anyone else.  They offered to fix the problem immediately for $373.00.  I refused.  Within days, our computer crashed.I have since had it repaired by a reputable person who warned me that these people simply took basic info about our system and they set into motion a virus.  Do not have anything to do with them and report them when you can.  They are calling me again and argue that they are reputable.  Give them no information at all about your system or they will virus it!

Called me - asked a lot of questions and I also became suspicious when they told me I had files on my computer that they couldn't know about.

Indian accent (from India not America) asking if I had a problem with Windows, if anyone else is using my computer and wanted me to get on my computer so he can fix it.
Beware of this, possibly dangerous, scam.
Report them to the Federal Trade Commission: http://www.stopfraud.gov/report.html