I actually answered after he called 3 times today. After hearing he was from Windows support and he can fix my problem. I told him I use a Mac, hung up and blocked his number.
A man who obviously missed some days of his English-As-A-Second-Language phoned me at 12:51 PST. I am a senior citizen and 90% home-bound due to illness; I would rather not be bothered by idiots who cannot speak English as it should be spoken on this Continent.
I read a few posts from others who have had their lives interrupted...the jacka** woke me from a nap which is NEVER a good thing to do...and I see here that other people whose phone numbers are on the Do Not Call Registry have also been annoyed by whoever these cretins are.
Today's annoyance is not the first call from whoever these people are and whatever it is they want...does it show that I do not give a damn who they are and what they want??...I have returned the call at least twice when I have been otherwise occupied and had no interest in talking with whoever it was who called.
I have left messages telling the cretinous callers to leave me alone. It seems that whoever listened to incoming call messages does not understand E-S-L any better than today's dumbie phoning me.
I am going to try to learn whether there is any way to block incoming calls from 832-426-2005; this is MY telephone and I should be able to block unwanted calls from unknown idiots.
If the callers paid my phone bills, I would understand that I might not have total choice as to who phones me. Since I pay my own bills, I wish to be left in peace!!
Just got a phone call from a "not very Texas-accented man" informing me that my computer is downloading malicious files. [INSERT LAUGHTER HERE] When I finished laughing, I replied "sir, thank you for your concern but I do not have a computer."
[INSERT HIS LAUGHTER HERE. What an [***]!] "Ahh, you are lying to me." Now picture Apu from the Simpsons scolding you.
You'll laugh. Now I'm irritated. I explained to him I dismantled my compu-TOR a week ago and it hasn't a power source. So, if it's downloading malicious files from the Internet without a power source he's the one that needs to be worried. Now please get the hell off my phone so I can submit your phone number to the FBI, byeeeee.
Here's the kicker! If you search +1 (832) 426-2005 Houston, TX there are positive internet reviews. That is scary. These criminals are getting smarter and are creating false reviews on scam sites to make their work easier, if you will. They will call and notify you they noticed there is a virus on your computer and that for a small fortune they will remove it by having you download an actual malicious file that will lock you out of your computer and hold it for ransom until you pay another small fortune.