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I keep getting calls from this scammer telling me their from Microsoft to install a program so they can access my computer. It's a scam. They call themselves Instant Tech Support from SF California. When I told them I think they are a scam they called me an a***ole and hung up...

i got a call from instant tech support regarding my computer facing problem first i thought its a fake call then i was really surprised when they showed me the problem and they were microsoft engineer and they fixed my prob which was immpressive
they are real not scammers

i just received a call from this same guy saying his name was roy anderson.  told him i will call him back,  good thing someone told me before to always google the phone number on calls like this.  saved me alot of time that is for sure!  needless to say thanks to all of you i won't be calling him back

I get calls from this guys everyday. They are harrasing me one guy called saying his name is michael clarke n he was an microsoft engineer. The very first he said that i knew it was a scam. But still i entertained that guy and proceeded further. He said from my computer he was getting an error msg to him
His english was so nasty that anyone can make it out he was from.middle east asian country n was trying to scam me .

I kept getting calls from 503-784-7696, I told them to stop calling to no avail. I then answered this time and said I was in the middle of something but was there a number I could call them back and they gave this number 786-600-1685. They say they are someone from Microsoft support and even had my name but spoke very broken english. After reading above and what was on the other TN this is a scam, but I don't know how to get them to stop calling. The person that called now was James Fernandez.

Rec'vd call franticly telling me my computer was about to crash.  Had a hard time understanding them.  They convinced me I needed to buy "Anti-Virus (Compatable Windows 8) licensed key for $59, firewall protection for $45 and SSL (Secure Socket Layer (Lifetime) which my computer tech never heard of. I'm afraid I fell for a scam - only time will tell - but I did copy all correspondence just in case I need it later. Hope I learned a lesson.
They identified themselves as "Instant-Tech Support".

this is a phone scam

This low life is hitting all over!!!! I work for a business in a suburb of Chicago and he tried to scam us today with his Microsoft crap just like he did to the rest of you.  At first he said his name was Trevor. I called back the phone number he gave me and when I asked this poor excuse of a person who I was speaking with, he said his name was John Smith. I told him that two minutes before that when I spoke with him, he gave me a different name, and he just laughed.
Report this phoney and don't answer any of his questions!!!!!!!

They won't leave me alone.  They tell me my computer is sending them messages about a virus eating my hard drive and software.  They even said they had my IP address.  Beware.

Received a call from someone claiming his name as Roy Jacobs at Instant-Tech Support.com claiming I had downloaded viruses and he was with Microsoft contacting me to fix them. This is nothing more than a scam to sell you some crap tech support/anti-virus.

received a call stating I had infectious downloads that can damage my computer and he'll show me how to get rid of it. caller: Roy

I am 91 years old. They called me and told me I had virusses at my computer. They charge me $250 dollars and want more if they have to do something. Be carefull with this guys!!!!

Do not give out any information to the person (maybe from India or the Philipines) about your use of Microsoft.......Robert

Receied a call that my computer was sending virus messages out, and if I did not respond they would be charging me per day if I did not allow them to fix it.

they are troubling me as Microsoft