(917) 391-0680

Called my cell. did not answer.

I got a call from these thieves today on my Google Voice number. I knew it was one of these tech support scam calls: http://blog.malwarebytes.org/tech-support-scams/ I went along and played their game for a while. I know I was wasting my time as well, but at least I kept them busy and they didn't spend that time scamming a true victim. They thought I was really gullible. They have you try and use ammyy.com or teamviewer.com to remotely control your computer and try to convince you your computer has been hacked or your windows license is expired and they tell you then can fix it for a fee. Gave them a fake CC #. They said they would only charge me $10.99 but when they thought they had hidden the screen, they c****ed the amount to $250 in the Western Union account they had me set up. Used fake names and addresses on it all, so now I have to contact Western Union and have them delete the account. When I finally got tired of them asking me if I had a different credit card, I told them that I knew they were trying to scam me. They ***g up, but the remote session on my virtual and disposable computer connection stayed alive. I told them they should find new jobs and stop trying to scam gullible people. People must keep falling for it, or the scam would have died a long time ago.

Received a call - a person claiming to be from Windows. Asked what windows group he was with - said that Windows not have any sub-group. He told me that I had bought a computer and that the programs that I got with the computer were not working, and they needed to issue me a refund. He told me to open the RUN Window and type in WWW.AMMYY.COM. For those of you not familiar this is a Remote PC control program. (Kind of funny Microsoft would be using this as they have a remote desktop app in the OS they can use,) When I told him that I was not going to open the browser link he told me. He came back and told me that he was trying to get me in contact with his account processing group to process the refund of money. I asked a***n what this was for, he said I bought a computer with this software on it. I told him I built my own computer, Also informed him that I was a Microsoft security specialist. He then and I quote "Do not get so ****ed at me, or else I will f*** up your computer" at which time I said good luck and ***g up. I have recieved calls from this number for weeks. This is the third different story they have told me to get me to connect to the AMMYY.COM website and install the program.

Called at 4:16 PM but I didn't answer. Caller ID says John Rozewell

claiming to be Peter from windows tech support. Really didn't like being laughed at. inform them you dont have a computer, which really confuses them!

They are annoying. I have to call security to report.

This is a company claiming to have the Service Tag from my Dell computer and that it is sending an error message to this company. they want to fix my computer remotely for a fee. They keep calling & calling all the time. This is similar to Ransomware, I believe. For sure a scam. They should be reported to the FCC.

Got a call. A female voice said*****o then static made it sound like phone cut off.

I received a call from this number today and let it go to voicemail, as I didn't recognize it. I got a message. That surprised me but when I listened to it it was just a computerized voice and it said "goodbye".