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I just got a call from a woman named "Susan Smith" (LOL) She had an unbelievably HEAVY accent and told me she was from INDIA(shoulda known it was a scam from the moment she said her name). It was like pulling teeth trying to get the phone number, company name, and her name. She told me I had a bunch of error messages, took me through a whole summary of how and where to find them on my computer until finally there was a message that popped up to where I had to click "ok I trust" them to help me rid these errors or whatever with their "teamviewer" system. Luckily I asked for a callback number to call before I almost took the plunge...thank god I decided to do research and told her to hold on before I clicked that "OK" option for them to run their scam. Come on India, cant you do better than that?

Got a call yesterday from heavily accented man saying he was from the Windows Tech Department, and I had malicious trojans digging into my computer and sending out all kinds of garbage, and that it was corrupting my hard drive, gave his name as Jack DeShusa (sp?) and wanted me to talk to his technician. His name was given as Glen McCoy. Strange names for heavy accents with very loud background noise and many heavily accented male and female voices. Walked me through several pages of warning alerts about my internet and email. I don't know how they found me to call me, but they wanted me to purchase their service, and told me my professional AVG was not working to protect my computer. They also identified themselves as Windows help and support. I had my friend call Microsoft while I was still on the phone with them, and she said Microsoft said absolutely not, so here's another scam, I believe.

This person who called himself Rafiel said there were reports coming from my computer for Microsoft Windows with errors and he was calling to help me with those