9/26/12, at 1:48 pm central time.  I received a call from 646-502-6605, showing New York, NY.  The man (with an accent) asked for a different person by name.  I said no one with that name was at this number and that it was our residence.  He then automatically said, well, it's about the computer.  I hung up.

It was interesting how quickly he just slid right in there with the line about the computer, no matter who he had on the phone.

I don't have any problems with my Mac.  I'm sure he thought I was a PC owner.  I didn't call for service, as my Mac never needs service and never gets a virus.  So he is full of hot air.  Hang up on him, and keep reporting him.

I received the same call as Betsy above.  They called me several times the past 2 days but also gave me 1-888-408-4117 and 718-819-1080 to call them back when I was ready to have them remotely connect to my computer.  He claimed his name was Neil Johnson (certainly not a name I have ever heard for an Indian man).  He claimed he was calling because I was getting virus & attachments that could harm my computer when I go online.  I advised him I had Norton 360 and that is detects these things.  He told me that Norton could not detect becuase it is something that comes from the operating system.  I called Microsoft (since I have Windows 7), Gateway (the maker of my laptop) and Norton.  All 3 said they have no knowledge of this issue and took down the info this guy gave me.  They said they will do an investigation,

BEWARE!!!

Alex Anderson, Esolving, 1-888-408-4117, 718-819-1080, 646-502-6605 called me yesterday.  I almost burst out laughing when he said his name because he was obviously Indian and couldn't speak good English.  He told me my computer had a lot of errors on it and to prove it, he wanted me to go to prefetch to see.  He said you don't recognize most of those names do you?  I let him keep going and he asked me what kind of anti-virus I have and I lied and he went on-and-on, blah..blah...blah.  He then tried to get me to type in his company name, Esolving, into my start/run.  I'm not stupid so I told him to please hold while I connected him to the FBI.  He said okay.  I clicked some numbers on the phone and he was still there.  I then hung up and he immediately called back.  I lifted the receiver and hung up again.  He hasn't called back...yet.....I get these calls all the time, but this is the first time I was given a so-called company name and telephone numbers.  Sad what scum sucking people are in the world praying on the innocent and ignorant.

They are "Online PC Care". This is a SCAM! When you tell them not to call, they call you a "Mother F*cker" and tell you to Sh*t on yourself. They said that to me. Just prank them. It's hilarious

This company called eslving.com called me trying to sell computet protection and anti virus. They are very pushy and insistant.