888-322-4242

well they don't want to service anyone  thats for sure as there was no message

Hung up after I said "this is Ryan"    I believe I've just been scammed

tried to scam me

he asked said  is this ______   ________ (My name)    I said who's calling  and he hung up

Receive a call today, 9/13/17, from a male with a thick accent stating he was from AOL's identity theft unit.  He had my AOL account number and stated the account was used to send messages to Russia.  He provided two names, Thomas Dimitre and Nickoli _____ stating they had been arrested but stated I had to do something with my account.  I told him I would originate a call to AOL myself and hung up.   He did sound quite convincing.....I then check out the (888) 322-4242 number and my scam suspicions were confirmed.

I want them to STOP calling me,,,STOP!!!!!

I didn't answer the phone all it said was 800 Service and the number.  If caller ID doesn't show the name/ID of the caller, I don't answer.  If the call is meant for me, they can leave a message.  Pfft.

Received a call from this number.  Wife answered as I was driving.

To her the male caller says, "Namaste".  This is a greeting in Hindi in India.

He asked for me.

Wife asked, "Who's calling?".

Caller answers in Hindi - translated as "This is for your well being."

Wife tells him in Hindi, "we know how to take care of our well being - don't call again."  Disconnected.

They will not stop.  Invest in a call blocker and DO NOT pick up on call numbers you do not recognize.  You might want to block the 888 area code ; it is often used by scammers.

Call received today. Person who said he was "shaun with the technical department from windows."  i told him i don't have windows (even though i do)  & hung up on him as it appears to be a scam.

Called 7 times Saturday and 11 times in a 4-minute period today (Thursday). Number is blocked but that is an ABSURD number of calls.

Got a call today from this number. When I answered, it was all static and I could barely make out what this woman was saying. I said "HELLO" loud, and she said her name, which I didn't remember, claiming she was with Dell technical support. I hung up before she had a chance to ask who I was, and give them any information. I do not own a Dell, by the way. You have to be careful. These scammers live in B.F., Egypt, and the feds will never catch them if they compromise your computer or bank account!