(760) 514-0111

Male caller had thick Hindi accent, identified himself as calling on behalf of Wolrd PC Tech. Informed me some kind of flag was triggered by my computer and Microsoft had them looking into it because I'm such a good customer. (I laughed so hard at the ludicrousness of it all) I let the **** 'Sam George' go on and on, had him repeat it a bunch of times pretending I didn't fully understand what could possibly have happened to cause my computer to alert Microsoft. Finally after tossing him around like a cat with a ball of paper, I told him I just remembered I had an appointment and would call him back because he sounded like such a nice man. Asked for his number repeated it to him a couple of times to get his hopes up. Now he can wait until I'm **** good and ready to call........ which will be the day after never!!

Unsolicited call!!    Male caller had thick Hindi accent, identified himself as calling on behalf of Wolrd PC Tech.  Informed me some kind of flag was triggered by my computer and Microsoft had them looking into it because I'm such a good customer.  (I laughed so hard at the ludicrousness of it all)  I let the **** 'Sam George' go on and on, had him repeat it a bunch of times pretending I didn't fully understand what could possibly have happened to cause my computer to alert Microsoft.  Finally after tossing him around like a cat with a ball of paper, I told him I just remembered I had an appointment and would call him back because he sounded like such a nice man.  Asked for his number repeated it to him a couple of times to get his hopes up.Now he can wait until I'm **** good and ready to call........ which will be the day after never!!

A man with a very strong East Indian accent called me from "World PC Tech" to tell me that my computer was infected and he could help me fix it. He said his name was Sam George and that my windows system computer was infected with viruses. He said he could show me the "error report" and wanted me to turn on my computer, go to device manager, event manager... that's as far as I went. I figured it was a scam.

A client of mine just received the "Your computer is infected and that they needed to turn it on immediately so he could help them fix it"  A very aggressive man calling himself Sam ***dley called from the number 760.514.0111 claiming to be with Warren PC FIX.  Their PC was NOT infected with anything remotely dangerous.

A client of mine just received the "Your computer is infected and that they needed to turn it on immediately so he could help them fix it" A very aggressive man calling himself Sam ***dley called from the number 760.514.0111 claiming to be with Warren PC FIX. Their PC was NOT infected with anything remotely dangerous.

Got a call from this number, a man named abde cooper asking me to get onto internet explorer because he could help me with a virus. NO THANKS!

world bc tech guy named steve made an unsolicited call to my 86 year old moher. He talked into turning on her computer tried to talk her into letting him have remote access to her computer. I don't know what your game is, but you are a ****, you should not prey on older people. Get a real job that you can use your s****s.

Steve Wright, a man with a very thick East Indian accent, called from World PC TECH, telling me my computer had malicious virus on it and all my files and system was getting infected.  I kept plying him with questions to verify his legitimacy and the legitimacy of his call.  He wanted me to go to the Run Window and enter EVENTVWR init.

i got a call from this number it was james boston