Just received a call *from* this number, with Caller ID as Comcast. Just so all reading know, scammers can make your caller ID say whatever they want (ever get a call from your own number?). Regardless, it wasn't Comcast, it was a scammer. After the telltale delay in responding to hello, the caller identified herself as from Xfinity, in a heavy central Asian accent. Explained that there have been problems with customer accounts, and offered to help us determine if everything was OK. I played along, misleading in what should have been obvious ways. They asked what key was in a specific location on the computer keyboard (to determine if PC or Apple and direct their next move to gain control of our computer, no doubt). I told them that the key there is π, which she didn't understand; I said so you don't have to type out all the digits after 3.14159.... That should have stopped her. Then we agreed that it is a Microsoft product, and she directed me to press a certain key combination (I was 30 ft. from the computer, which was off). I told her the screen blacked out, then started flashing. Then I said that all of the names of the icons were now in a foreign language that appeared to be German, but might be Polish, because I speak neither. After a few more minutes I put the phone on mute for a bit, then back on and pretended I hadn't heard her at all. She asked if she could call back tomorrow, and I asked if she could call a different number. Only when I completed telling her to call 123-456-7890 did she realize I had her figured from when the phone rang. I am proud to say she broke into profanities first, but I responded appropriately. Perhaps our number won't get called again by that particular cell of scammers. Then again, she didn't seem to be very bright. 🤣🤣🤣