I had to say hello 4 times before the heavy Indian accented caller responded. He said he was calling from a company that helps people with problems with their windows based computer. I was asked if I was the main user, what security software I used, how long I have had the PC, and if I noticed it slowing down and having problems. He wanted me to check my error log and tell him how many errors, I then asked him if they sell something that would cure my "problems" and he said no but that he was going to transfer me to a tech specialist. Before he did I told him that I knew this was a f&@kin' scam and he started cursing at me. I told him that was proof it was a scam and he said if I could curse so could he. I told him for the past 5 minutes he hasn't been able to call somone else that didn't know it was a scam and hung up.
I just got a call from our little spammer friends with the same "script". I told him I didn't have any computers in my house because they were the work of the devil...He hung up very quickly! LOL
I just received a call from this number. Exactly the same script as outlined above. I told him that I am on the National Do Not Call Registry and that they should not be calling me. He said, "But ma'am! This is just an informational call!" I asked if he was going to try to sell me something or if the information would be free. He kept talking, I mentioned about the Do Not Call Registry again, and he hung up.
Ditto for me, I just hung up. I reported the Phone Spammer to my I.S.P. I'm not sure which Government agency covers phone spammers, but I would guess that Home Land Security might be in the mix.