11/2/15 James allegedly from Windows Support said they had received messages about script errors in the last few weeks (true) and Roger, his supervisor, both with Engllish names but heavy Indian accents, identified themselves at an address in Miami, FL instead of this NY area code, and wanted my Teamviewer password to fix my computer - for free but some problems could cost depending on what else they found. Supposedly, they had my computer i.d. or "license" number but haven't checked that out yet.. One lie was enough and "James" didn't get me someone with an American accent but just another with the Indian accent.
Persistent and not so nice. Continued to try to get me to buy a spyware/malware protection and made up stuff about how they got our number. I didn't know when I answered the phone that my son hadn't sent in a work or issue order. Heavy Indian accent, and every time I tried to ask where they were calling from or exact information the line went blank and it was very suspicious. Asked for their manager and "John" laughed at me. It wasn't until I had a medical issue and he freaked out did he finally lt me go and fix everything he had done on my computer. Not accepting calls anymore from unknown companies.
got this call this morning @7:07am EDT was still sleeping. was one of these Windows support ,
they got a most disgusted responses you could ever give.
Also had a call yesterday at 7:57 AM EDT. They have no idea to what part of the world they are calling,they need to be mutilated to kill them off.
HOW DO YOU STOP THESE EARLY MORNING CALLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Call blocker might be of some help. Also don't pick up on numbers you do not recognize, or where there are caller IDs that seem odd. Or where there is no caller ID. There’s no way to stop the calls from being initiated. Calls originate in India and Pakistan and they spoof local numbers.
Call from "Windows Tech Support." Heavy indian accent. I've had a lot of calls from these people before so I knew it was a scam but played along for awhile. They are persistent, that's for sure.