They call everyday but only the last 4 digit is changing at each call

got a call from this number - shows as NEW YORK on caller id -left no message except female voice saying "Goodbye"- appears to be a scam call , judging from other posts here - be your own best defense and NEVER,NEVER, EVER give out any personal information to unsolicited callers .

I now screen all calls. They left no voicemail so they are now on ignore.

I screened the call but voicemail not left. With all the scams now a days,  I screen all unknown numbers.

Caller ID said PayPhone - answered - nothing.

Answered the phone..................dead air, then a woman said "Good Bye."

Woman with thick accent of some kind called one of our employees to say that she was receiving error reports from her  PC and that she would like to have access remote in to fix it.  Luckily the employee recognized this as a scam and promptly hung up.  

I got a call today. Told him that my dad works for fbi and he told me do u know who my grandfather is. I told hom to stop calling me and he told me he didn't have to. Big scam from pay phone. I hung up and tried tocall microsoft. No answer.

Received a call from this number this afternoon. Very thick heavy accent. Said my computer was sending out error codes. I told him I was going to report this call and hung up.

A man told me that he was detecting problems from my computer~ knowing this is not possible. i told him that was funny cause i don't have one! LOL  he said 'uhh ok' and hung up!  LOL  it said payphone on the caller id.   He never said a name or company!

CALLER ID: PAYPHONE

NO MESSAGE

Calling for BW - couldn't pronounce his name.  Seems like a scam.

I got the same call from 607 795 4626, and when I told them they were listed as scammers, they said that I loved my computer if I trusted them, and if not, "go f*ck yourself you dumb b*tch. Does anyone have the slightest clue as to how they get our information? He had my mom's name, and am worried that they may have credit card access.

call from this number at about 1:30am mountain standard time. When I answered, heard a robotic female voice say goodbye. Second time I've gotten a call from this number.

no message just a hang up call

www.pronerds.com
No,cant say a bad word about them.
the guy rick from pronerds.com has saved me from loss of all my data and i have subsribed to them to service.i have called them probably 3 times regarding issues on my pc and my wifes and my kids and it may take some time to fix but whether your connected to them by phone or online chat support, you just relax and let them take over your pc and fix it. besides it's not them that put the bug in my computer. that comes from my use via the net or email and they provide Norton suport, there the real deal friends and they have saved my time & $$$. Thank you Rick.

They called me leaving messages such as me getting an attorney about a serious matter for an unpaid loan. These people getting on my nerves.

Seem this is from local scam artist...calls from India call center had been stop.
Look like they got the voters-list..it's illegal to obtain such document, not to say to use it for other purposes.

check out this article...
"http://800notes.com/news/multinational-crackdown-on-computer-con-artists"

If you believe your PC infected with viruses...you can download a FREE virus scan program...

McAfee Stinger :
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or

Norton Power Eraser :
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or

Microsoft Safety Scanner
"http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx"

or

Kaspersky Free Antivirus Scan
"http://usa.kaspersky.com/downloads/free-anti-virus-scan/affiliate.KSS_US_Main"

or

Bitdefender Online Scanner
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Trend Micro HouseCall
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This is a criminal extortion scam operating out of India. They are making the calls utilizing VOIP and the names of legitimate firms to make it appear the calls are originating from within the US. There is NO "company" or "debt" and you will NOT be arrested. They are harvesting and/or buying consumers' personal identifying information from unscrupulous websites like the one you may have filled out an application with, and you need to do whatever you can to protect yourself. This includes: Notifying the FTC: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/, placing fraud alerts with all three credit bureaus, notifying your bank and employer and letting these criminals know you are aware they are attempting to extort money for a non-existent debt and have alerted the authorities.

ABC News released an investigative report on this scam in June. The FTC has indicted one of its ringleaders for criminal fraud:

http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/phantom-debt-co ... 16512428&page=1

http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2012/08/bgm.shtm

This f****ng Indian man is so rude.
f****ng Indians does not know hoe to speak English...607 795 4626 fake no

Pronerds called me about technical support for my computer. I checked them out thoroughly and found them to be a reputable company. They take complete care of your computer(s). They keep it running in good shape. You still use Microsoft Security Essentials with the Pronerds software.

I have found the sales people and technicians friendly and competent. The people I have talked to have gone out of their way to help me, and fit into my schedule. The can also help you find bargains if you are looking for electronic gadgets like the Nook. You can usually reach them 24/7, but the hurricane Issac has temporarily changed that to hours 9am to 9pm.

I would recommend this program to anyone who wants a positive computer experience. In the past, I have lost data because my computer was not maintained well. I did my best by using defrag, etc., but nowadays computers are becoming so intricate and complex they need more skill to keep them running.

I hope you will consider this great new way to keep up and running,

Thanks all of you!  :)

Shalom,

Merwinna Stevens
402-770-6741

I receive this call every day and when I picked up the phone, they didn't say anything. I tried to contact a police but they didn't do anything about it and said if I have this happen again all I can do is blow a whistle in the line.

pronerds called my cell phone (indian accent) - unavailable on caller id - they knew my first name and proceeded to tell me that my computer was going to crash and they have microsoft techs to help and had me open up start and run - I then asked for a call back number and name (Shannon Hernandez 888-666-7552) because I knew he wanted my ip address for remote login. hope someone can put an end to this... what a scam.

I got this call several times. [Pronerds 888 666 7552] He told me to hit Ctrl and the flag at same time then type in what ever  he said. I could see where he thought he was going to go but I sain no and he never even heard me.After I hung up on him he called back mutipal times. Last year I did a Dell check up on my computer and ended up with a pc-clean up ( it works) but it cost me $300.00 for two years Thanks Dell !!! I dont trust any one on the internet are that call me.and tell me thet my compute  is going to crash. You can even be a Microsoft tech.on the internet.

yes i did get a call about grant

Also got number regarding Windows and that it was an "emergency." Bunch of b***s***

Received a call from 607-795-4626, female telling me that there is a problem with my computer and to shut it off. This reeks like SCAM big time. I tried to milk for identification information without any luck.

What a bunch of crooks. They probably getting  the phone numbers on the web, yellow pages etc... Called Bell (phone provider) who tried selling me home privacy package.. LoL.

Got a call from Pronerds - they wanted to get into my computer because it was running slow and such.  The number registered on my phone as a "private number".  I told them I didn't have a problem, and they hung up.

I got a call with heavy accent from a guy claiming to be MS certified tech.  He said he knew about my machine being infected and I wouldn't be able to tell.  I asked a couple of questions about the nature of the virus and how he could tell and I couldn't and he had to transfer me to a supervisor.  We went around and I decided, that even if they knew something, I wasn't going to let someone from PRONERDS roam around inside my machine.  Almost any machine will have some software or cookie that looks suspicious, so I could see how they could make anyone believe something needs fixing and scoop up some dough.  

If this outfit is legitimate, they lost all credibility with me by the unsolicited phone call.