098-765-4321 / 0987654321

I answered bc I was expecting a call and didn't look at the number- clearly fake. It was the same as the pop-up scams claiming that your computer is about to crash. Hung up when I called him out on it. He sounded Indian. Blocked the "number." Based on other people's comments, sounds like this "number" is an IP phone and used by a lot of different scames.

+1 is a Canadian not American.

I made the mistake of answering. It was a foreign woman with a thick accent, who was calling because I had errors on my Microsoft account. I yelled at her that it was a scam and hung up. She has not called back, thankfully. I will know not to answer next time.

Today, August 20, 2015, I received a call from this number. After three rings I answered and there was no sound. For a small fee the telephone company gave me their number since I do not have caller I.D. I checked the internet and found your site. Thank you for providing me with an answer to who was calling. I was worried it might be another U.F.O. trying to suck me up into their spacecraft using the telephone.

Call around noon 3 days in a row

Received a call on my cell phone from this number today. I did not answer it.

this funny, fake telephone number has called my home phone a few times a day all week. I always let calls be answered by my voicemail. They have never left messages. I see a prior comment about it being a computer scam. I did speak to one last year and couldn' believe they thought I'd be stupid enough to agree my computer called theirs to report a problem and that they wanted my credit card number to download a fix. I kept them waiting on the phone and kept giving them wrong credit card numbers. It them 30 mins to realize they were wasting their time.

Just received a call from this number. Didn't answer, let it go into my answering machine. No message was left, but it didn't automatically disconnect as other unanswered calls do when no message is left.

did you guys now I exist

A woman who identified herself as "Nancy" stated that she is calling from technical support for my Microsoft Windows computer. She has what sounds to me to be a very strong Chinese accent. I heard chatter in the background sounding like a call center with many other people talking on the phone. Occasionally I heard a voice in a foreign language coming across an intercom in the background. She was obviously reading from a script and seemed to have very little computer knowledge beyond the script. Supposedly my computer communicated with them that it was about to crash. It's obviously some sort of scam.