Just got the call.  Gentleman with a strong accent.  Calls himself Sir Henry Gsouza.  Said he was with the Windows Dept from Microtech.  Did not catch the Street # but said he is on 13th Avenue in Portland

Said he needed to refund me $299 due to a software glitch when i purchased my computer.  He insisted that he needed my License Computer# which i could get when i open the computer command prompt.  

He mentioned a virus protection software brand as the problem.  When i told him i do not use that one, i instantly made one up and he did not skip a beat and continued to press me for information as if what i told him also had the problem.  SCAMMER

said he was from Microsoft and that my computer was getting hacked into. I asked for a callback number and this is what he gave me.

I was given this # when I questioned the man with the heavy accent who claimed to be calling from "Microtech" because he'd been notified that my computer has a virus and he was going to help prevent it from crashing.  IT IS A SCAM!!!  See:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/fo ... 24-f4059696f51f

There isn't a code on the Call Type below for this type of call, unfortunately

If you did what he wanted and went to your computer and followed his directions now you really have problems!

I got this same phone call this morning and I have a iMac that doesn't use Microsoft.

Got a call from this # tellingme my computer is going to crash due to virus.  Wanted to verify my Microsoft product key....  weird!

i got this same phone call 2 days ago. i did not do as he asked and asked for a number to call him back on, this was the number

Claimed he was from microsoft, wanted me to change computer settings to make my computer less secure, said he would call back, and did on number 801-512-0605 which is a line known to have scammers call from