Who called from 9123762275

This was supposedly a gentleman named Michael Wilson.  His English was terrible although I cannot identify the origin of his accent.  The connection was awful even when I called this number back on my land line.  Mr Wilson had supposedly contracted for repair of seven laptops and he was confirming delivery of an 1850 dollar check which the bank identified as total fake.  I would recommend being extremely skeptical of this number.

I also was contacted by the same person via email through a Craigslist post. The email address he used is [email protected]. He used the name Johnson Goldman and wanted me to do work on 7 laptops just like Chuck posted. He asked for my phone number and address so he could send me a check and the laptops. Something seemed funny so I asked him for his phone number so I could talk to him first. A quick search of the number led me here, thank God. Beware this guy, and his number.

Well, It was an email ([email protected]) not a call. Same guy, replied to ad on craigslist.org. (Computer repair) Luckily I was ahead of the game and shot this guy down before he had a chance. He immediately gave me his phone number and I matched it here.  Thanks a lot!

Got a reply from CL also, this time new name and email. Email used was [email protected] and his name was supposibly Mark Branson. The terms and wording of the emails were just off which got my attention. The same gig though fix 7 laptops.

got a reply from CL from "Mark Branson" fix 7 laptops software included...I don't know why it struck me as fishy, but I'm glad I looked it up...it was probably the part about a cashier's check and the fact that he had a trusted shipper... why pay to have something shipped when you can probably deal locally for much cheaper?