FINANCIAL FREEDOM

It could be anyone that is using skype to call you: your friends, family, or even yourself if you're trying to find your phone

Very rude They need to be know how to talk to customer.

I said "hello" 3 times. Silence on the other end. Blocked the number.

Marketing scam.

Criminal trying to trick you into loading software.

It was a recorded call. A lady asked if you wanted an opportunity to make cash. I hung up at that time. This is spam.

No reasons to be receiving a call on my private phone

Claims they are from Dell and detected computer virus, had my purchase info (Dell got hacked). Told them I know they are scam, guy said okay and hung up.

Says they are Microsoft. They're not.

I let him go on for awhile about the problems he was reporting with my computer before I informed him that I found what he had to say especially interesting because I don't own a computer. At that point he went off on a foul-mouthed tirade at me for wasting his time!! F'n this and that - mostly at me....hardly the behavior I'd expect from Microsoft!! :>))

This company called me too. I was told they would fix my computer, and they knew about the Norton anti virus protection I had, and that I had problems with Yahoo as my default, and couldn't access this. They were allowed to get on my computer, show me a warning about my visited sites, and that they would get this virus and remove it for me. I almost paid them for this. I haven't and now I will not do any business with them.

I used this company to fix my computer online. It costs almost $300. His call today was to say his company was going out of business and he wanted access to my computer so he could refund my money. Any help would be appreciated

They have been calling me at least 10 to 15 times in one day. I started getting calls from somewhere in Washington state. Then they started calling me from somewhere in California. The caller wanted me to send money thru western union to a guy named Delin Uber in Lakeland. Fl.

Caller Name was Jack Steinbeck who claimed to work for Dell Technical Department, and that they need to check my computer network for a virus.
6/22/2015 14:10

I got stung by these guys. Dealt with guys with a great spiel when I was having computer problems -- "Callsmartguys.com." When I blindly paid them, believing they were legit, I received a call back to confirm the payment; this was the number of the Skype user. Appears this activates their trackers. I have filed a dispute with my credit card company and expect to have a chargeback. PLEASE DO NOT EVEN PICK UP WHEN YOU SEE THIS NUMBER! They will make your life miserable!

It is an automated call prompting you to listen to one of their conference calls or go to http://onlinecashdaily.net/. Get rich scheme that they swear is not an MLM or network marketing. Don't fall for it.

Very rude. Told we were not interested, kept calling. Filed a report

This caller said, "Hi, Grandpa." When asked his name, he said, "I'm your Grandson." When ased what he wanted, he said he needed parts. I hung up.

This number popped up on the caller i.d. at my workplace multiple times & the caller is down right perverted. He calls every few months asking questions then say hold on and as you hold on he starts to moan and try to get his rocks off before you hang up.

The company is www.isecurevap.com and their # is 1.800.577.4003 or locally 845.363.6555. I play with them, talk with them while pretending to download their program so they can get access. Give them skewed info that will make them hungry. Meanwhile, I got their phone#, website and such. Call them and flood their phone lines. If you call too many times, they will block YOU! Sure! Block me and it's all good (= lol