I got this call too but it sounds like this company is well reported.  A friend was hit with the same scam but different 800 number.
My advice to him was simple: NEVER give sensitive information (passwords, credit card #s, etc.) to someone who cold calls you.  Period.  Even if they claim to be your long lost uncle or from Save the Endangered Wildebeest or Feed the Starving Puppies, you can't know that for sure.

Some years ago I got one of these calls, asked for a call-back # and was given an 800# which turned out to be for a brothel in Nevada.  Very funny and probably appropriate.

My neighbor fell for it, too.  I found out about a month later when she told me how much faster her computer was running.  I told her it was a scam and she and her husband spent the next week changing all of their banking information.

They also took the computer to a local repair place.  The repair place discovered that the scammers had turned-off the anti-malware program, but apparently had not done any other damage.  I suspect the scammers had used her computer for DDoS attacks.  They probably also read her on-line banking transactions.

My neighbor replaced the computer.  Better safe than sorry.  And she is still getting calls from the original scammer and similar scammers trying to run the scam again.

nice  fake  spam  post.............nobody  will ever  believe  this  fake  post

nice  try

called up and told to turn on the computer and wen i told i go online he told that i am locking my software maintainence coverage and i refused to give money and called me back for the money......really totally scared my son and when i called up my tech boy he told me that these all are nothing in your computer.they are scammers and work is to scam........totally frod company.........should get a real job david.

my mom picked up the call and one of the girl telling her name david called and scared my mom by saying that he from wincurepro and when my mom told that i don't want to continue i am not interested he again scared my mom by saying it is an important call for ur computer.................told to call back he never called me up.......

He paid you to write this, you mean. Was it in rupees or coke?

As far my knowledge this is a very good company, it helped me alot with all my computer problems. it was even not able to turn on and at right tome some one called me named Tom Cooper from wincure and fixed the problem. in the begining i was very sceptical to do all this but he asked me to believe me once and told me to take his service once and even did not ask for any money. and today i feel all goodbecause of his help to my computer. i dont know about others what happend with them . but for me it was a wonderful experience doing business with them,,, Thanks again wincure pro and Tom Cooper.

Called me and said to let him know when I was in front of my computer. I said no didn't sound right. He gave me the phone number to call back and ask for Albert.  Never called back.

Total scam. Scared my son.

This happened to us today April 17, 2014.  "Eric Watson" from India who did not speak english called my mother 3 times.  She woke me up thinking it was important.  I knew Microsoft would have no way of knowing who I was, and the Caller ID says "Caller Unknown", even though he gave her a return number that belonged to WinCure Pro.  He tried to convince my mother that I had to give them access to my computer or I was going to lose all my data.  My conversation with him was short: He told me I needed to be in front of my computer to do this.  I said I'm not doing this because I don't trust this.  He hung up on me without saying a word.

Dad received 3 phone calls from this number, the first this morning and his pc crashed after first phone call, I called the number back and got a Eric Watson, who would not let me talk and then hung up on me. He could not speak english very well, asked to speak with someone who talked and understood english. That is when he hung up on me. Called back and the next person, more understandable stated after asked he was from Universal PC Solutions, and when I explained what was going on, he transferred me back to tech support who stated they were from WincurePro and his name was Eric Watson, stated they did not call my dad. But said they could fix my dads pc.