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I too received a call from someone at this number.  Because of the accent I did not ge the name of the first individual...he said there were corrupted windows files and i should go through a set of steps with him.  I asked him to repeat where he was from and he repeated that he is a computer tech contracted by windows and they have received a critical error.  He could walk me through some things.Being a little (my daughter may argue that) naive I went through some of the steps reminding myself not to do or give any personal information.  The he said oh my thats not good i think you have big problems that if you don't fix them you will corrut your computer completely.  He put me on hold.....the supervisor, Angel came on the phone... stated that i need to fix this problem and i could pay 250 for 3 years or 350 for life...hmmmI told her that i am not the decision maker and that i would need to get my daugher to call them back as it is her computer and her commitment... (man do i feel old now! using my daugher as a defense of so****ing I know nothing about).  She continued to tell me how nice if would be of me as a mother to surprise her with cleaning and keeping safe her computer....... hmmmmmmmmm. I asked for the phone number and i would have my daughter call back.Now that i am off the phone and did not give my credit card i may just tell her.  DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM!!!!This s****ed my search and i found these reports.

I received a cold call this morning from a John Clark from World PC Tech. He claimed that our computer had picked up a virus from the internet which would eventually cause our computer to crash. He wanted to "guide" me through the process of fixing the problem. I asked him several different questions which seemed to f****er him. That may be because he spoke with a very heavy accent. While I was talking to him I typed in the name of his supposed company and learned that it was a scam which charged fees for fixing nothing, and also gave him complete access to my personal information. I asked for his name and telephone number, which he readily gave me (extension 105, located in Los Angeles, CA) and told him I would call the company to verify. I ended the call.I have never heard of a Microsoft tech calling a customer to fix a problem that was not reported by the customer, first.

Feb 28, 2011 I received a call from a lady called "Angel Smith" and she told me that Windows had contacted her company regarding some problems that i had with my computer.  Ihqad answered  a questionaire regarding some problem i had earlier and they suggested it had so****ing to do with"Virtual Memory".  I didn't do anything about my Virtual Memory.  Unfortunately I did eventally go ahead and let them into my computer to eradicate it of all sorts of ????????.  Angel said she  would call me the next day which she did but not at the agreed time==Iwas out walking my dog. She3 said she would call back today, but as yet hasnt called. The charge for their "Work" was billed thruEC Suite,LLC