8174020091

said if I didn't call back I would be charged $290.00  for Microsoft use on my computer

Same thing broken message saying 599 charge if I don't call and cancel.

Something about auto subscription. I needed to call the number 817-402-0091 to unsubscribe or $599.00 would be automatically withdrawn from my bank account.

Ignored the call when it came in.  Saw the voicemail today from 1140 AM, which left a message that said :

(starts message in mid-sentence) ...auto renewed.  There will be auto deduction of 599 dollars from your bank account.  In case you don't want to get charges out, call toll free number 18174020091.  I repeat the number to call is 18174020091.

Don't know who or what it could be, not calling to find out what the scam is.

After getting daily calls from ‭407-315-1785 ‬without a message before they accidentally left a message “answering” my call with “thank you for calling American Medical” I blocked them with an app that plays an “out of service” outgoing message. When they called and were blocked, this 817-402-0091 number suddenly started calling me within 30 minutes later. They seem to be from the same company based on the other comments.

I am on Do Not Call List and have received several calls without a message from 817-402-0091, then today a robo call left a message that was broken up and could not understand the message said that they would charge my bank account $599.00 its a scam. I looked up the number on my ID and it was 817 -402-0091. A few days ago I received a message that my microsoft lic was out of date which came from the same number and Microsoft does not call and leave messages like that.  I wish these people could be stop from doing this kind of thing to people who had and are working.  They are cruel doing this to the elderly people getting them upset so they can make money.  Please Stop these people.

Please note, they say they are Windows, not Microsoft.  Do not let them into your machine.  BTW, I spent about an hour yesterday calling back and wasting their time.  Oh the little things in life.

Recorded call saying they are from Microsoft wanting to take 599.00 from bank account

Same as above - broken up, automated message today stating that $599 will be charged to my bank account.

Broken up message saying that $599 would be taken out of my bank account because of an auto renewal subscription, and to stop it I should call a number that is so garbled couldn’t understand.  Obviously a scam.

Thanks to all who commented!  I had a first-time call today and blocked the number, thanks to posted comments.  I am sure they use many numbers, however!

Exactly the same as you. I couldn't hear what the subscription was for -  only that your bank account will be charged $599.00 if you do not call and stop it. Caller I.D name says ALVARADO  TX

Yeah, call us to stop this $599 bank charge
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

this is one to block.

Call came in on my cell phone from 817-402-0091, revealed as coming from Alvarado TX.  No message left.  Callback got a live person(!) with an Indian accent saying "Microsoft renewal center" or some such thing.  I told him the call was being recorded and asked for more information at which point he promptly hung up.  Unquestionably a legit outfit.

I got a call from these birds this afternoon. they were hard to understand, but I did hear the message say that my bank account would be minus $599. If I did not call them. I did not understand the phone number. I`m not calling
these scamers

Amazing of the different comments about this number.  My call was a recorded call telling me that this call was concerning my computer contract for $599.00 that will be charged to my credit card and to call a number.  Scam, Scam, Scam.  Caller ID showed Alvardo Tx  817-402-0091

Same as the majority here in the last few weeks - Illegal female bot recording - Microsoft Scam.  Now BLOCKED.

ROBO says my credit card being charged $599.00 for some garbage. Added to my block list. SCAM

Something about my bank account and to call this number to cancel a subscription without charge