Really??? You're posting compliments about your scam, claiming you're a legitimate business! Come on guys... You might try using reasonable grammar and spelling to look like a reasonable business.
I've gotten at least 2 calls in the last week from this number, always the same guy on the other end claiming to be a certified technician from Microsoft and telling me my computer is sending "signals and errors" to their "global servers". He stressed he wasn't a local technician, but a global one (as if that would carry more weight with me).
Hung up the first time as soon as he claimed to be a certified Microsoft technician but could barely speak understandable English.
Talked a bit the second time, long enough to get this number from him: 718-414-6518 which he gave to me so I could call and verify he was legit. LOL Yeah, right, more like so I can call the accomplice he has set up to answer the phone who will also claim they are legit. Came here to check on the phone number instead. ;)
Told him I wanted him to quit calling me. He hassled me about it, asking me why I would want them to quit calling, they want to inform me of the error messages and signals. Finally got tired of the dance and just hung up on him again. Totally wrong feel to the call, wouldn't trust them with a thing. Please, if you aren't that computer savvy, don't freak out that they actually know something that's wrong with your computer. They don't, it's a scam. Hang up with impunity!
Steve called claiming he was from windows support, but he did not work for Microsoft. He siad my computer was logging all kinds of errors which were slowing it down. If he could get into my computer to see that, then why would he need to call me to gain access to my computer? Gave me some pcguru website and this phone number. Obviously, a computer repair scam.