Got a call from this number on my cell phone. I picked up, and a recorded message (very computer voice from way back when computer voices didn't sound human) said they locked my ATM card and I needed to press 1 to reset it. I knew right away it was a scam, but pressed 1 to see if it would ask for my pin. It gave another option, press 1 to reset, or press 2 .... right then I remembered the new scam where you get charged so much money for being on the phone with these scammers (service call charges) and so I hung up right away. I may have goofed on that one.
This number called last night (9/16/2014) at 8:59pm. I saw that number and didn't answer because I has answered a telemarketer from a number similar to this in the past. Also I figured since it was after 8pm it wasn't a legitimate donation/telemarkting call. The caller hung up after the machine picked up.
"Stephen Smith" called from Microsoft Tech Solutions. Had my name and address correct. Informed of the usual "your computer is sending messages...asked him which computer, we have 6. They said ALL of them because they all share the same router. Asked me to and turn on the main computer. I said, "OK, but I don't understand this call. We don't run Windows here; all of my computers are Macs." He stumbled and babbled, and hung up.
Male caller with foreign accent said he was from Microsoft and that my computer had been hacked and they were the only one that could fix it. I hung up on him. Then he called back from a different#!