Received multiple calls from this number during the last couple of weeks, but they hang up when I answer.  Tried to call-back, but receive "The number you have reached is not in service."  Very frustrating!

This is the second call I have received from this number on my cell phone asking however for my spouse.  First time I told them they had a wrong number and the guy argued with me for a few seconds until I hung up.  This time I ask what they wanted.  They were asking questions about my computers, wanted to know if I had a desktop or laptop.  Then they went into a sales pitch about how unsafe the windows operating system is and were trying to sell some type of protection.  I had to interrupt them to tell them I was using a Mac machine and did not care about the volatility of the windows operating system, then once again I hung up.  Not sure what company they are with I did not let it get that far. But it is a sales call for computer security.

Calls like this are usually a scam, they will tell you to go to a website and then try to gain access to your computer to "show" you problems. Then they will try to sell you there useless software.

I also just received a call from this number.  A man with a heavy Indian accent said that he was representing a company working on behalf of Microsoft.  He tried to ask me if my computer was running slow.  I informed him that I do not use Microsoft software, but he continued talking.  Eventually I told him "no thanks" and hung up.  I really think that this was some sort of scam, since I can't imagine Microsoft allowing a third party to cold call people.  I'm not sure how this company found my name and cell phone number...

This is the second call I have received from this number on my cell phone asking however for my spouse.  First time I told them they had a wrong number and the guy argued with me for a few seconds until I hung up.  This time I ask what they wanted.  They were asking questions about my computers, wanted to know if I had a desktop or laptop.  Then they went into a sales pitch about how unsafe the windows operating system is and were trying to sell some type of protection.  I had to interrupt them to tell them I was using a Mac machine and did not care about the volatility of the windows operating system, then once again I hung up.  Not sure what company they are with I did not let it get that far. But it is a sales call for computer security.

Calls like this are usually a scam, they will tell you to go to a website and then try to gain access to your computer to "show" you problems. Then they will try to sell you there useless software.

I also just received a call from this number.  A man with a heavy Indian accent said that he was representing a company working on behalf of Microsoft.  He tried to ask me if my computer was running slow.  I informed him that I do not use Microsoft software, but he continued talking.  Eventually I told him "no thanks" and hung up.  I really think that this was some sort of scam, since I can't imagine Microsoft allowing a third party to cold call people.  I'm not sure how this company found my name and cell phone number...

This is the second call I have received from this number on my cell phone asking however for my spouse.  First time I told them they had a wrong number and the guy argued with me for a few seconds until I hung up.  This time I ask what they wanted.  They were asking questions about my computers, wanted to know if I had a desktop or laptop.  Then they went into a sales pitch about how unsafe the windows operating system is and were trying to sell some type of protection.  I had to interrupt them to tell them I was using a Mac machine and did not care about the volatility of the windows operating system, then once again I hung up.  Not sure what company they are with I did not let it get that far. But it is a sales call for computer security.

Calls like this are usually a scam, they will tell you to go to a website and then try to gain access to your computer to "show" you problems. Then they will try to sell you there useless software.

I also just received a call from this number.  A man with a heavy Indian accent said that he was representing a company working on behalf of Microsoft.  He tried to ask me if my computer was running slow.  I informed him that I do not use Microsoft software, but he continued talking.  Eventually I told him "no thanks" and hung up.  I really think that this was some sort of scam, since I can't imagine Microsoft allowing a third party to cold call people.  I'm not sure how this company found my name and cell phone number...

This is the second call I have received from this number on my cell phone asking however for my spouse.  First time I told them they had a wrong number and the guy argued with me for a few seconds until I hung up.  This time I ask what they wanted.  They were asking questions about my computers, wanted to know if I had a desktop or laptop.  Then they went into a sales pitch about how unsafe the windows operating system is and were trying to sell some type of protection.  I had to interrupt them to tell them I was using a Mac machine and did not care about the volatility of the windows operating system, then once again I hung up.  Not sure what company they are with I did not let it get that far. But it is a sales call for computer security.

Calls like this are usually a scam, they will tell you to go to a website and then try to gain access to your computer to "show" you problems. Then they will try to sell you there useless software.

I also just received a call from this number.  A man with a heavy Indian accent said that he was representing a company working on behalf of Microsoft.  He tried to ask me if my computer was running slow.  I informed him that I do not use Microsoft software, but he continued talking.  Eventually I told him "no thanks" and hung up.  I really think that this was some sort of scam, since I can't imagine Microsoft allowing a third party to cold call people.  I'm not sure how this company found my name and cell phone number...

This is the second call I have received from this number on my cell phone asking however for my spouse.  First time I told them they had a wrong number and the guy argued with me for a few seconds until I hung up.  This time I ask what they wanted.  They were asking questions about my computers, wanted to know if I had a desktop or laptop.  Then they went into a sales pitch about how unsafe the windows operating system is and were trying to sell some type of protection.  I had to interrupt them to tell them I was using a Mac machine and did not care about the volatility of the windows operating system, then once again I hung up.  Not sure what company they are with I did not let it get that far. But it is a sales call for computer security.

Calls like this are usually a scam, they will tell you to go to a website and then try to gain access to your computer to "show" you problems. Then they will try to sell you there useless software.

I also just received a call from this number.  A man with a heavy Indian accent said that he was representing a company working on behalf of Microsoft.  He tried to ask me if my computer was running slow.  I informed him that I do not use Microsoft software, but he continued talking.  Eventually I told him "no thanks" and hung up.  I really think that this was some sort of scam, since I can't imagine Microsoft allowing a third party to cold call people.  I'm not sure how this company found my name and cell phone number...