Said he was calling about my computer. Same man called my mother in Virginia and said her computer "sent him a message." She doesn't have one.
WARNING: On other sites...he is said to be calling himself a Microsoft Technician who needs information from you to "fix" your computer because it has a virus...people are being scammed out of money!
He called our house several times on Friday when it was just my kids and sitter home. He called after I got home and I spoke to him. His accent was a little hard to understand but he said he was calling about my "computer security system". When I told him I didn't know what he was talking about, he repeated it was about my "Windows computer security system". I told him I didn't even have Windows and he didn't know what he was talking about. He had the audacity then to tell me not to lie to him and that my security system was getting worse and worse and soon I would not be able to use my computer at all. I told him not to call back again. He called one more time, but we ignored it and he hasn't called again.
Looking the number up online found a WV number assigned to Thomas E Adkins, but he was definitely not a native english speaker and I doubt we're getting the real number.
Has called 2 times now and says he is a Microsoft technician and he wants to fix my computer so it will work properly. I told him I am not aware of any problems & my internet provider makes sure my computer is running right. He then asked who my provider was? I told him & he said EMT? and I hung up realizing this is a scam and all he wanted was access to my computer!!