888-288-9555

"Unavailable" caller ID.  Garbled partial VM ending with call 877-585-7365.  Blocked.

Scam robo call notifying that Microsoft Windows authorization code was expiring and to call another number they provided to renew the authorization.

Emergency call from Microsoft - what a stupid thing to do.

Spammer robo call saying my Microsoft key is going to be turned off, referred me to another number to fix the issue. blocked

Robo Claiming that my Microsoft Account would stop if I didn't renew thet Key. Scam.

Garbled voicemail with unclear phone number at the end

A robocall scam -- Oh no!  My Microsoft license key has expired!  All services will stop unless I call the 877 number they provide!  What am I going to do!

A robocall scam. I did not answer but they left a message saying my Microsoft license key has expired. I don't use Microsoft products. They said my Microsoft products would stop working unless I called 877.585.7365. I filed a report with the FCC.

Look, folks, it's all fine and helpful to report these calls on websites like this one, but you really don't do anything to truly help the situation unless you go to fcc.gov and file a complaint. It takes less than five minutes to file a complaint and when enough people file a complaint against the same company, the FCC will investigate and prosecute, and they really do put these people out of business when they do. They have proven results. Just not enough people file actual complaints. Let's shut down these people and others like them! Go to fcc.gov and file a complaint!

robo scam call

888-288-9555, unexpected call - didn't answer; left this call back number with only message saying "if i'd like to contact them for more information,  calf  this number .....however, they called from 1-408-606-5775 (San Jose, CA) . and left this call back number of 1-888-288-9555  ;  F**k these scumbags

Newly attached to (408) 606-5775, auto-voice-message says it's re: Apple services, and provides the 888 number. I called the 888 number and a guy who admitted he's in India says "nothing to do with Apple, we are Google Customer Service," then he started asking if I have gmail account (yes), do I use it on computer or phone (both), and has it been recently breached (no). He was firm that he knows nothing about the 408 calls. I told him no problem, am reporting both numbers to the FCC, anyway, then hung up.