8014775573
Country: USA
801 area code:
Utah (Ogden, Provo, Salt Lake City)
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- Gallus replies to JOY DAVIDNo, but something IS terribly wrong with you!
- JOY DAVID replies to MJG| 1 replysome of our countrymen say that guys are scamming but on account of our experience and services, what i have taken from them it has been proved that services and securities are genuine and guys working in the local companies are genuinely affiliated with Microsoft co. and continuously providing technical assistance to the genuine users of Microsoft.
name of the companies with Microsoft log can be searched in all over thwe world.
Companies like SYSTWEAK & MAX PC SECURE secure are some of those. thats it, nothing but to it. - Tamianth replies to JOY DAVIDEven Microsoft says these calls are scam shilly!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Cold-Call-Tech ... on-150170.shtml
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2012/10/pecon.shtm
http://www.scamwatch.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/989316
http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=13376 - Gallus replies to JOY DAVIDThe only one who is embarrassed - or should be - is YOU.
"ARE YOU HUMAN BEING?" - I'd say it's debatable whether you are human or not. - Slim replies to JOY DAVID>> it has been proved that services and securities are genuine and guys working in the local companies are genuinely affiliated with Microsoft co. <<
False.
You just overstepped yourself, with your excessive attempts to convince people you are legal.
Read this:
"Neither Microsoft nor our partners make unsolicited phone calls (also known as cold calls) to charge you for computer security or software fixes."
That statement has been published by the REAL Microsoft company, at
http://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx
So, discontinue your shilling. You have been proven a liar.
Oh ... I think your train is ready to leave ... don't miss it! - ShillKill replies to JOY DAVID| 1 replyI will put this simply so you can understand it. You are a liar. You are planting false information. You are trying to deceive people to take their money. You are calling Americans from overseas to steal their money.
Do you have any shame? Do you have any morals? Just asking - CWG40 replies to James SmithI'd like to meet some of these "guies" in a back alley behind a 7-11 around 3 AM in the morning.
- michele| 1 replyreceived a call saying I had viruses on computer they were calling from Microsoft and had to remove virus
- CelticDragon replies to michelePeople, Microsoft will NEVER cold-call you. Unless you've called them FIRST, these calls are always scams!
- Andrew| 3 repliesThey can be ! But my laptop was working very slow but its working awesome.
- Caller: tech support
- Call type: Telemarketer
- jeanbean replies to ShillKillthanks so much for the thread, or whatever you call it in techy land, I'm a software guru and not what makes them tick guru! I got a call, private number/unknown name. Sons both adults and great vast of computer knowledge. The man willingly gave me the number for them to call back to, they are out of state working, and I told the individual I'd have them call back. Went right to the internet and plugged the number he gave me into google. Guess What????? Up popped this thread and I won't even waste my sons time, either of them, time! Thanks so much folks for posting this kind of info online for peeps like me to get info from! Michael John, from supposedly Microsoft Tech Support, hug my N*%$. which I don't have LOL
- heywood jablomy replies to AndrewYeah, right. Shill.
- Slim replies to AndrewAndrew -
You forgot to tell us the name of that tech support company.
If it is "awesome", what is its physical address and website?
We might be able to send some business their way.
Of course, if you cannot identify the company that uses that phone number, we must consider you no more than a shill. - Pudge replies to AndrewAndrew, why are you here? If you had computer problems, one would assume YOU contacted this "company." So why would you come to a forum that helps identify unknown callers? Don't you know who you called?
- Rhonda replies to markC O M P U T E R S C A M M E R S, who will take complete control of your computer, and totally rip you off, if you are fooled by their pretense of trying to help remove viruses from your computer. Don't make the mistake of even speaking with these lowlifes, who reside in India!
- andreaSCAMMERS. not the first time they called claiming to be from Microsoft. this arab guy said his name was Andrew Wilson hahahahaha what a joke. do not give them any info. tell them that they are scammers and to buzz off. since I already knew who they were I gave this " Andrew Wilson" a piece of my mind and it wasn't nice.
- Call type: Telemarketer
- Don't Call These ThievesThey keep trying to contact me from 801-477-8607. Block these [***]. THEY ARE a virus. A blight on humanity.
Go get a job instead of trying to steal from people.- Caller: LIARS, THIEVES, EVIL SNAKES
- Call type: Text message
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