I got a call from this number this guy (with a east asian accent) was trying to tell me I had downloaded viruses and the whole speal with "Heartbleed virus" although heartbleed isn't a virus and it is not downloaded, it is a "security bug in the open-source OpenSSL cryptography library, which is widely used to implement the Internet's Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol. Servers as well as clients, using vulnerable OpenSSL versions for TLS, can be exploited." to quote wikipedia since I didn't feel like typing all that.
But anyways guy wouldn't shut up, and I kept trying to get info from him but he kept giving me spiel he was going to help me, as others have said previously, So I told him I live in silicon valley, and heartbleed as stated earlier did not affect any MS products. Just change your passwords for all your online crap and you should be safe from heartbleed.
First, a note to my fellow complainers: What's with the "accent" comments? OK, we get the point: the caller has a "thick" or "heavy" Indian or Middle Eastern or East Asian -- which is it? These are 3 distinct regions! -- accent. Just seems strange that more than half the postings mention the caller's accent, often using identical words to describe it. Like that's some significant point. Crooks are everywhere. Would you feel better if you were scammed by someone with a Boston or British accent?
Now that that's been said, here's my story: I never got to hear what kind of accent this crook had, Just got a call from this number, caller ID said "San Antonio, TX." My answering machine picked up & the caller disconnected without a word. So I can't even guess his or her regional or ethnic origins -- though I doubt they were really calling from Texas. Obviously this is a scammer out phishing, probably using a spoofed number.