All anyone has to do is check and see whats  microsoft's technical department telephone number is.... I promise it's not   a number that these scammers are giving out.

Scam ,  windows tech wanting to  (accent India) to fix my computer . Hang up on them

Repeated calls, from "PC Support & Service" and "We are now calling you in the correct time to find these errors and save your computer." On and on and on...
"I am Daniel from your Windows Operating System Support, and I am going to save your computer today, now is the time we must do this..."
This has got to be a total scam...they call all the time, to warn me that my computer signaled them to call with an urgent error message. Heavy accent, from perhaps India.
Extremely irritating, and you can't get off of the phone politely.
 

they just started calling me this past week.  I was suspicious also and could not understand much of what the heavily accented speaker was saying.  he wanted to assist me in keeping out a mal virus.  He had an accent of India.  I finally hung up on him.   But the technician has called me 3 times this week, even though I hang up on him.  My son told me that the computer is protected.  I called Dell and they said it is a scam.  I am about ready to file a complaint with Dell as other Dell customers are receiving similar calls.   the Dell complaint telephone is:   877-382-4357.    I am fed up.    Hope your mother is no longer bothered.   Julie

Just got a call from someone claiming to be from Windows tech support....He got agitated because I started asking a lot of questions...His name was Alan, ph # 214-856-8767...I told him that I had not created a profile with his company...his reply was "when you purchased the computer, your info was documented" wanted me to log in event vwr...I pretended I was doing so....Then I told him that he must think I am a new kind of "fool"..Took his name and number told him my husband would call back to deal with him.....

I got a similar "I am here to help" message.  Funny thing is I did not ask for help.  Go figure.  TOTAL SCAM.

Alan Lee called me as well and identified himself as "Microsoft Windows technical support" multiple times. He said my computer notified him of "error" messages and tried to get me to download some BS website. I sniffed out his smelly scam and asked for a number to call him back. He told me 214-856-8767 as his number was unavailable on caller ID. I looked up this number and was sure I would find out this was nothing but a SCAM!!!!  Thank you people for reporting!!

adataz info tech

I am the owner of this scam company and yes i am from India..  :D

I got a call from a "technician" with an indian accent. He had me fire up the event viewer and it showed, of course, many warnings and errors. These could be correct because I have been having trouble with a HEUR.Trojan.Win32 malware as shown by Kaspersky for several weeks now. the caller tried to get me to go to www.teamviewer.com and start a remote control software, which I was very suspect of, of course, but it always failed to run because Kasapersky always reported it contained a virus and deleted it. Somewhere along the line the telephone call was dropped and this was probably the best possible outcome, anyway!

I received a phone call from 972-591-8270 and they wanted to get hooked up with my computer...thank God I had enough sense to say give me your phone number.  They said I had over 5000 viruses and that my very old computer was going to crash...duh my computer is only 8 months old and I have great protection on it...please be aware...they also called on a telephone number that I do not use! Please be aware.

Wife got the call.....my computer is being HACKED right now!!! Ooo, Ooo, Ooo, I Must run and save the Internet from a worldwide catastrophe!

Suffice it to say, she hung up.

I just wish it was I who answered, I love to string them along.

Who would want him/her/it??????

Get a can of Raid! These SHILLS need to be sent to a roach motel! As Adam West used to say (on Batman) "Poor, deluded, creature!". It's a scam, we know it's a scam, they know it's a scam - but still they try! It's like an old Roadrunner - coyote cartoon. Get a good anti virus software, keep it up to date, defrag your computer, uninstall those toolbars & useless "free game" malware programs. Cheaper than sending money to the "Feed the Shill" charity.

Okay, Steve-Barbara Adler Walker, you've had your fun in the treehouse pretending to work for the "Technical Department of Windows". Now let's have a word from the *real* Microsoft and the Federal Trade Commission:

Avoid tech support phone scams
https://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

Strange call pretending to be from Microsoft tech support
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/f ... 2e-2ab81645553d

FTC Halts Massive Tech Support Scams
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2012/10/pecon.shtm

Now that's spicy :) Good job :)

Okay, here is some more of my thoughts for you  --- Tere maa ko sau kutte chode - sau wa tera baap! Terey baad di gaand wich danda ghussa ker rakh dhungi.

Steve, you do realize that checking the event logs in Windows and claiming that those are errors that will blow up your PC is a SCAM, right? You are the scammer here ONLY :) (that's Indian talking)

NO ONE from Microsoft will EVER call its customers and claim their PCs are so infected that they will make a big kaboom :) No one will actually ever call you and tell you that, you as the PC user are responsible of having your PC fixed. If it's a software issue, google it, there are zillion of forums and proper tech communities that will help you fix your stuff FOR FREE!

People, do you have issues with your PCs? Call the place you purchased it from or contact the manufacturer, they are your best option. It is impossible for someone to say that your PC is infected like that out of the blue, it's a SCAM, they will not help you, they will gain access to your PC and steal your data. Keep your computers safe, be careful what and where you click and NEVER, NEVER share your personal data with low lives like Steve & CO. Stay safe!

PS: Tamianth, love your posts! It makes me sick reading these shill posts, you are fighting back, keep up the good work!

Okay you call people on the phone and scare them about there computer.  Then you talk trash hiding behind your computer.  Who is the coward you little punk weasel.  Since your English is not too good, I will talk your language.

Ing ge pan di kut teh.  Jab tu paida hua tow aagey se ya peechey se nikla tha chutiya? Tor mai ke chodho.

I just checked Microsoft's Technical Support Office information for the South Central District. Ya know what......not ONE of those offices is located in McKinney.

http://www.microsoft.com/about/companyinforma ... /us/dallas.aspx

Stevie and Barbie
Your windows scammer company tried to tell me I had a serious computer error sending out bad data oh my. You were right I did have a computer problem except it wasn't what you said. I already knew what the problem was but you insisted you knew what it was and could fix it remotely. Oh Really? Well guess what, I build computers from scratch you know like making a cake from scratch take all the ingredients throw them in a bowl say a few magic words turn on the mixer and presto a perfect working computer. I told your low watt guy this and he absolutely insisted I was clueless about my problem. Since I was now tired of wasting time and no longer amused I hung up. As the late Paul Harvey used to say; "And now for the rest of the story". The problem turned out to be a bad sata port 2 on the motherboard which was causing random blue screens; the cure new motherboard. If you can fix that remotely why are you working as a shill scammer?

I wonder if his wife/girlfriend knows he's trolling websites asking for phone numbers.

Smiling about what ? Having scammed some poor soul who believed you ? Oh yea, that's something to be joyful about alright. <sarcasm>

Hi Steve,

Do your children know you are a thief?

Typical computer scam. They call you about "problems" with your computer then try to get you to connect through a web site that lets them install malware on your computer. Either that or just scan your hard drive for personal information to exploit.

ROFL!  Go jump in a lake...

Admin Edit: "It's a SUSPECT message!"
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Tamianth, got guts huh babe.. pass me your number will call you right away will talk to you will that be fine ??

Jealous of what?  Shills posts? I don't think so...   No thanks, I don't work for crooks! Besides, I don't need to work anyway! ROFL.. Like these scams are just all over the internet and tv news and posted on microsoft itself!   Oh, and BTW, I know enough about computers to fix my own..

Admin Edit: "It's a SUSPECT message!"
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Stop talking negative about us. Rather than commenting false about us go get a life, its nothing but just that you guys are jealous about us getting a good reputation. You are jealous that you can do nothing good for your own people and so when we are doing it you people just can't bare it, and get fully jealous. If you don't have anything good to do then come to me i will provide a good job for you all,if nothing then also at least you can see the smiling face on your own kind..

Apparently someone smarter that doesn't buy the scam!