They are still at it; I just got one of these calls to my cell phone - caller ID: NC, USA. A man with an Indian accent asked if he was speaking to the owner of a computer, because they just got a notification from Windows that there was a problem with my computer. When I said that this was a company phone number and my company takes care of my computers, he said, "Thank you, ma'am" and hung up. At least it was a polite scammer.
Yes, I received back-to-back calls from this number this afternoon. I was unable to pick up the phone at the moment and the caller did not leave a message. I called the number back and was greeted by a Verizon question asking me to say the "city and state" (which I did) and then it asked if I was looking for a "residence or business." Fearing I was being lead down an illegitimate funnel I just hung up. I cannot find anything online associated with this number.
I got a missed call and did not call it back because there was no voicemail. I recently have been looking for a job online. Maybe there's a connection but not sure.
I got a call today, but there was some sort of feedback on the line and I could hardly understand the guy at the other end. When I told him so, there was a brief silence, assorted noises, and nothing. I hung up and will not answer if they call again. I'm on the fed no-call list.
I got a call from this number. The caller had to be from India and was hard to understand. The name he asked for was not me or anyone in my household, so I told him he had the wrong number. He proceeded to tell me that I have a problem with my computer. I told him how could I have a computer problem when he had called the wrong number. He kept talking. He wouldn't tell me where he was from or anything else. He just kept talking. I told him I didn't believe him and hung up. I've been getting way too many of these type of calls lately and they all have been a person from India and hard to understand.
I know I signed up on the do not call list and I'm getting tired of these calls.