Dude called and totally creeped me out!!! His voice was weird and the whole brief encounter was off the hook! I just hung up on him. IF he calls back I will just give him the business. Plain and simple!!!

Same. Yelled loudly when he answered Houston TX to question"where r u calling from"  police dept confirmed that this is a phishing exhibition.

Pakistani douche canoes, looking for an easy mark to scam.  Sod off, w**kers!!

Middle Eastern accented male wanted to "help" solve my computer security issues.  Scammer.

Overseas scammers trying to get your bank or credit card account information

Same call & scam here - twice today, calling for the previous owner of my phone number.  "Calling to help me remove malware detected on my computer."  The second time I decided to have some fun & see how far I could get "playing along."  They tried to get me to give remote access to my cpu via ammyy.com.  I played dumb and the "tech support manager" finally gave up and hung up.  I guess people really fall for this junk or they wouldn't bother trying.  

I am the head of Cyber Security at my place of employment.  When the caller (from San Antonio) informed me that my computer was infected by a terrible virus and asked - do you know that?  I asked if he knew something ... that people like him are &#^$# and that I am a Cyber Security officer.  The line went dead ... I just hope that, if the authorities don't do something about these people, karma will.  Best of luck with that!

I am getting tired of this middle eastern man calling.  He has been calling for over a year about computer maliware programs with my computer.  He called again today and i asked him his name and number he gave me a 1-888-577-4003 number and his name was John.  I started laughing because he calls so much i knew who it was and what the number was he was calling from 210-737-8097.  I am really getting tired of this because i am on the do not call list and they still call.  How can we fix this i am even getting these calls on my cell phone and its getting very annoying.

These "security calls" usually originates mainly from India, as far as I know.  This I-D-10-T tried to reach us today, but because we don't answer unknown numbers, he couldn't, and I've now blocked the number with Digitone Call Blocker Plus.  However, there is almost an infinite amount of numbers that these scumbags are using, when they spoof the numbers.  But, there is still space available on the blocker to block other numbers. :-)

Call from a man with a  middle east accent several different times. I said no problem and hung up

Called me four (4) times this evening in a matter of 2 hours. The only time I picked up and told them to remove me from their list, someone said they are calling 'regarding your computer'. I'm on the do not call list and they still called me. The guy mentioned the name of the company he was calling from but he sounded like he was from India and I could barely understand what he said.

I am terminating my home phone service....all I get are scammers....I am done.

I took a call from this number two weeks ago.  The foreign sounding gentleman told me my computer was sending Windows messages to their office and he was going to help me fix it.  I knew immediately that it was a scam.  I told him he must think I'm an idiot.  He called me some vulgar names and then hung up.  Since then, the calls have been coming in 4 & 5 times a day.  I never answer them and they don't leave messages.  BTW, they don't care if you're on the "Do Not Call" list.  They are thieves.  They don't abide by U.S. laws.

DO NOT CALL ME AGAIN

same thing.  Calls multiple times a week.  No message left, but triggers my answering machine nevertheless.  ANNOYING!

Same caller. I hung up on him the first time.  He called right back, I picked up the phone & immediately hung up.  He called back the third time.  I picked up, told him I am on a "DO NOT CALL" list, "if you call me again I WILL report you".  He did not call back.

Yeah they are cold calling people to find people to gain access to the computers.  I was bored and held up the guy on the phone for over 30 minutes asking all kinds of questions.  The responses were quite laughable especially as I have Microsoft Certifications and have been a Network Admin in the past.

This guy called claiming there was security problems with my computer..

Did not listen to anything I said regarding me being on Do Not call list.

Told him I would be reporting him. Said don't hang up and that it is not a sales call.

Same old scam. Different telephone number.

call came in from 'texax call'
i listenened for a minute as he told me about attacks on my computer and told me I was the main computer user. I asked him to remove me from all internal calling lists. then, get this, he asks me why. So I tell him. I already have people I work with for my computer and that I want to be removed from all internal call lists and I do not want to be called by them or any of their related companies again. I had to repeat it a few times. Eventually, this heavily accented Indian man who identified himself as John, said alright and politely hung up. As to the do not call list, I've come to understand it's only for legitimate businesses...maybe. sigh

Rude scammer. Just hang up.  Just trying to con you with fear of a computer issue.

Just got a call from Mike, Indian accent.  I asked what company he was calling from.  He indicated to me that the company's  name is I Secure Vap.  Scams!!!  He hung up on me too.

First, a note to my fellow complainers: What's with the "accent" comments?  OK, we get the point: the caller has a "thick" or "heavy" Indian or Middle Eastern or East Asian -- which is it?  These are 3 distinct regions! -- accent.  Just seems strange that more than half the postings mention the caller's accent, often using identical words to describe it.  Like that's some significant point.  Crooks are everywhere.  Would you feel better if you were scammed by someone with a Boston or British accent?

Now that that's been said, here's my story: I never got to hear what kind of accent this crook had,  Just got a call from this number, caller ID said "San Antonio, TX."  My answering machine picked up & the caller disconnected without a word.  So I can't even guess his or her regional or ethnic origins -- though I doubt they were really calling from Texas.  Obviously this is a scammer out phishing, probably using a spoofed number.

Just got this call.  It is a scam where they are trying to tell you that some international group has reported that there is a problem with my computer.  They have some information but not all is correct and when I challenged them they hung up.

Just had a call from this number, in "San Antonio TX."  Yeah, more likely in Mumbai India or Sofia Bulgaria!  I didn't answer, the machine picked up & the caller disconnected without a word.  Classic signs of a scammer out phishing.  Does anyone know what these creeps are trying to sell/scam/steal?

I got the same call and told him I was a computer expert and he hung up on me. Then called me back again I didn't answer it. Definite scam

I got a call from this number this guy (with a east asian accent) was trying to tell me I had downloaded viruses and the whole speal with "Heartbleed virus" although heartbleed isn't a virus and it is not downloaded, it is a "security bug in the open-source OpenSSL cryptography library, which is widely used to implement the Internet's Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol. Servers as well as clients, using vulnerable OpenSSL versions for TLS, can be exploited." to quote wikipedia since I didn't feel like typing all that.  
But anyways guy wouldn't shut up, and I kept trying to get info from him but he kept giving me spiel he was going to help me, as others have said previously, So I told him I live in silicon valley, and heartbleed as stated earlier did not affect any MS products. Just change your passwords for all your online crap and you should be safe from heartbleed.  

no message... just annoying call at inappropriate times

I got the same scam call

Thanks for your input, figured this was a scam, I?m in the habit of not answering numbers I don?t recognize which is a pain especially since I?m circulating my resume in search of a job.

Next time this number comes up, I?ll answer and tell them I wear size 12 drawers and my bra size is 44 DD, then ask if there are any other questions.  Just looking to make their job interesting, we're not as stupid as they have been lead to believe, I might as well get something out of the call.  LOL