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I received a call this morning from 326-198-7112 from a female with a heavy accent saying i had a virus infecting my computer. I also received two calls yesterday from different numbers...one was not a complete number, the other number was 818-843-9427. The caller yesterday was a man with a heavy Indian accent. He was belligerent and insistant that he had to rid my computer of a virus; said he was calling from "IP4 Microsoft" in Prescott, AZ. Of course I didn't believe him. I told him I had a computer expert to fix my problems. He said nobody could fix it but him. What a jerk. I hung up on him. Don't let ANYBODY solicit you to get access into your computer!!!!!!

I received three ( 3 ) calls from the number 326 198 7112. It was a female with a heavy Indian accent saying that she represented Microsoft and that my computer was downloading programs that would harm my computer. I said that I would call her back and to verify the above referenced number and she hung up. She tried to call me two ( 2 ) more times and I did not answer. I am sure this was a scam to get into my computer. If you get this call from the phone number, HANG UP.

Male with heavy indian accent called and attempted to the following.  No reason to say it in my words, as this happens everyday.  Today it was us. The article below is exactly what took place except we did not pay any $.

http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2012/10/pecon.shtm
after getting the consumers on the phone, the telemarketers allegedly claimed they were affiliated with legitimate companies, including Dell, Microsoft, McAfee, and Norton, and told consumers they had detected malware that posed an imminent threat to their computers.  To demonstrate the need for immediate help, the scammers directed consumers to a utility area of their computer and falsely claimed that it demonstrated that the computer was infected.  The scammers then offered to rid the computer of malware for fees ranging from $49 to $450.  When consumers agreed to pay the fee for fixing the ?problems,? the telemarketers directed them to a website to enter a code or download a software program that allowed the scammers remote access to the consumers? computers.  Once the telemarketers took control of the consumers? computers, they ?removed? the non-existent malware and downloaded otherwise free programs.

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Got a call last night at 9:41, the guy was persistant about me getting out of bed to get my computer because it is sending a note to his server - I called b***s*** and yelled at him.

I received a call from this number this morning at 7:00am telling me that my computer was at risk for crashing and the caller wanted me to get on my computer and give them (I think) my Windows ID number.  After I questioned them repeatedly and then told the caller that my son is an IT expert and I will have him look at the computer the call disconnted.

This was a scam to get into and hack my computer.  Beware!

Received call, have out of area ring tone and did not answer.  Glad to know not to answer at all.