"Peter" who speaks English very poorly said his company's name is PCSupport247. The FTC sued a PCCare247, Inc. in India in 2013.

Peter calling from Microsoft Technical Support, claiming current time is 12:15 p.m. in NJ - if he really was calling from NJ, it'd be 2:15 p.m. Of course he could not ID the actual virus in our computer, when asked said the electronic virus in our computer is deadlier than the aids virus.  He wasn't happy when called out on his fraud.

I've had contact from the same people, claiming that they had received information from an infected Windows 7 computer. They had our phone number and name. We don't own such a computer, so I knew it was a scam right away. When I asked them to remove the phone number from their list, they were very hostile and threatened to charge us a fee for doing so, even though we are on the do-not-call list. Report them here: https://complaints.donotcall.gov/complaint/complaintcheck.aspx

Who has this number?

I just received a phone call from this number. The caller said his name was Jason & that he was calling from the Microsoft Technical Support Department & had a very a=hard to understand accent. I instantly thought it was weird that someone from microsoft would be calling me at 7:25pm about a problem i had to idea i had? While he was talking, i hurried up and did a reverse phone number look up. I seen all these posts and i called "jason" out as to why he was calling me and why was their complaints of him doing this same thing to other people and and was he the only one who worked in the technical department for Microsoft? He then hung up on me. Be careful, sounds like a scam

Work in the computer industry. A client of mine received a call today stating that they were a Windows service center and that her computer was infected. He said he wanted to show her the infections and had her type in eventvwr and then selected the customize view and showed her all these infections on her computer. He then told her he can fix these and all she would need to do is type a code in the run command line. Luckily she hung up and contacted me. They called from 201-588-3343. I did call that number at 3:15 p.m. EST and the number did answer. Sounded like a very noisy call and man sounded like he was from India type country. Next reported site will be the FBI!!

Same problem as above. Sounds Indian, and I have told him repeatedly not to call as I figured it was a scam after the first call. Have received at least 5 calls I'm sorry people would let someone access their computer when you didn't call anyone with a problem.  Next time they call I may say "This American isn't stupid " and hang up. The old saying..." Don't call me I'll call you " !

Do you know what this scammer Chris Martin is trying to do?  I may have given him access to my computer for a short time.  I did not give him passwords of credit card info .  But, I am concerned.

Got a call from "Window Service Center" like noted above.  He wanted access to my computer to fix viruses he said were coming from my computer.  While he was talking I googled Windows Service Center and uncovered his scam.  I told him I'd like to call him back later and he gave me this number.  My next webpage will be the FBI website.

Got a call today saying I had some sort of problem with my computer that a notice was sent to Microsoft telling them I had a posible virus and to hit CTRL snd window sign at same time and to key in eventvwr to get it corrected I told him I wanted to check with someone and he gave me this 201-588-3343 to call back doesn't appear to be anyone at that number

Customer came in today, said they got a phone call from Cris Martin at the Technical Department for Windows and that their windows was about to crash.  He could fix it, but he needed remote access to their computer.  45 min later he logged off of her computer and had her credit info.  This is a scam, run while you can.Scamms INC. (supp