(888) 681-6925

Jason Williams, same as above.

began getting calls from this number about two weeks ago. I do not answer unknown callers and they've never left a message, but the calls persist, sometimes 6-7 per day

Called saying I had serious virus, it needs to be checked out. It was affecting other people's computers.

A man called today, Andrew Simpson, and a woman called a few days ago with the same story.

i just received a call claiming to be microsoft tech support. some guy in indain accent said my computer had 720 infected files and he was going to help me fix it for free and it was a curiosity call in his end. what a joke i told him to f off and im calling the police to scare him

This guy called before and I told him I don't want it,and the more he talked I hung up on him.
I believe it's a spam call and if he calls again I call VERIZON to report him in!

Same problem as other commenters. Man with thick Eastern Indian accent called and said he was calling from Microsoft. He said I had a problem that he wanted to tell me how to correct. I asked how he would know if I had a problem and had he accessed my computer. He said Microsoft gets reports and knows which computers are infected.
I asked for his callback number for my doorbell had just rung. After checking this phone number on the Internet, I discovered it was a scam as I suspected. Give them no information and hang up.

Same scan as above but I was already warned from a well learned advisor. Told them I was very aware of their scam attempt and to take my name of their list and get lost! THEIR BACK!!!!

They said they were Microsoft and there was a virus going around.I could smell a rat right away and when i typed the number in that came up 888-681-6925,i couldn't believe how many reports have already been reported.what was really wierd was,i had no internet that morning and after thay called me.i had to call my provider to restart the modem.please stay away from these people.it is a scam!!!

Same scam. Tried to get me to download an application so they could control my computer. I have a CISSP and smelled scan from the moment he said they were working for Microsoft. I asked him for the IP address reporting the problem (my computer) and he said it was confidential. I then asked him for the last octet of the address (knowing he was full of it) and he had no idea what I was talking about total scam - they are simply trying to get full access to your machine for confidential files and to get passwords, financial data and to drop a bot in to help them with their botnet. And the reviewer "Jackie Watson"? Just one of the scammers trying to build a defense to make sure that some vulnerable people might still get tricked. In the world of review sites they are called "reputation managers" and they work FOR the scam company.