Call came in from Marietta NY 315-636-5875. Thought he said Techsoft was company name and my computer has problems they have diagnosed and he would show me what the bad internet programs were that were ruining my computer. After going to Start>Run:event vwr he showed how the (Local) Applications had yellow and red flags, those were these files that cause my computer to slow down, and now he would take me to their website and they would show all those problems can be fixed.
The www.esup.me is not a local company (Montenegro), and I Googled it first before going there. While this is a green site as okay from Google, it does not mean this isn't a company that wouldn't be out there scamming people into thinking they need some $$$ "fix". He offered me a six-digit number to enter their website to show me all those nasty files. I balked as the company was Tekfly when I thought he said Techsoft in the beginning. This ruse to be helping ALL certified Windows users where 7 out of 10 need this fix came apart when I asked what diagnosis they have already. He wanted to show them to me, but I wanted him to tell me first. Yep, this is a COLD CALL company trying to tell you kindly what to do to give them the information you provide them to sell you some un-needed products. If you got slow computer, some COLD CALL company will only take a lot of your money and give you some palm-reading fix, and they probably will steal your identity too!
Nearly identical details as 1 computer tech just happened to me. The company name given is TEQFLY at www.teqfly.com. They gave me a callback number of 1877 764 5405, but the caller ID had a "No name and 000-000-0000" in the info. It's clearly some sort of scam. The caller started out by saying they were an authorized Microsoft Tech Support group, but when I was connected to a Teqfly technician who wanted to control my computer, he quickly, but clearly said they were not associated with any software company.
The caller ID on my phone came up Jade Knights. I answered on the off chance it was the Karate studio I was waiting to hear back from. Nope, some guy with a heavy accent telling me there was something wrong with my computer. I simply informed him that there was nothing wrong with my computer and he could shove his scam up his [***]. And hung up.