i got call from 786-393-6338 windows technical department and company name is PD Infowise . This guys are working good in IT field. they fix my computer problem and its really working fine... i appreciate their work..
thank you very much....
i got call from 786-393-6338, ya number is showing this on my caller id. and they fixed my computer.... i really appreciate them.. they are doing good job.... thanks guys...
The only "Windows Technical Department" I see involves propping an old sash open with a stick. Now that the false testimonials are wearing their shill stamps, we can review what these South Asian criminals are not telling you.
This is the fake PC tech confidence game. Essentially some fiend in a boiler room wants to coax you into dropping your firewall and security measures and play havoc with your system, possibly with the goal of then selling you the ''solution'' to the problem they caused. Worse yet they might plunder your hard drives for whatever can be sold or used against you. They count on most computer owners being ''appliance users'' who don't understand what's under the hood and being easily misled.
They may claim to have a pile of complaints because your system is spewing spam, or else instruct the user to open a shell and look at perfectly innocuous system feedback and claim there is something dangerous happening. This is the PC equivalent of the crooked auto mechanic who squirts oil on your axle and wants $1600 to ''repair'' the non-damage.
The dumber ones claim to be from ''the Windows Corporation'' or the ''Microsoft legal department'' or something as implausible. Their actual knowledge of personal computers is always pitifully low, as reported many times when real PC techs are called. Sometimes their command of English is little better. Often the reps become hostile and curse you out if you indicate any sort of informed resistance.
Microsoft is not running any constant emergency alert system and is surely not going to run a reverse tech support call center devoted to writing each of us a trouble ticket. DO NOT follow any instructions from these goons and don't give them any satisfaction of making you upset. Take their word if not mine:
Avoid tech support phone scams
https://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx
Strange call pretending to be from Microsoft tech support
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/f ... 2e-2ab81645553d