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Got a call from Thomas Durand 1518334336 stating something is wrong with my computer ( could hardly understand him) I said you dont know anything I dont even have a computer and hung up LOLThis must be happining alot in Wisconsin smh

Received a call from 51-833-4336. He said there were "errors coming from my computer" and he wanted to help me find them and wanted me to get on my computer. I said I was calling the police and hung up.

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I got a call a couple of nights ago from a guy who sounded like he was from India. He asked if I owned a computer. I told him I was not interested and to take my number off his call list, as I am on the no call list. I got the same phone call tonight from another guy who sounded like he was from India. I said you guys just called two nights ago and I told you to take my number off your list. He started arguing with me and said I had to listen to why he was calling. I laughed and said no I don't. He kept arguing with me. So I asked to speak with a supervisor or manager and he promptly hung up on me. The nerve of these scammers!

Me too. I got a call saying there was a lot of activity on my p.c. 151 833 4336Interestingly right after that I was blocked from messaging on FB a good friend.....could it be related?

Same thing happened to me today. Played along as long as you did then hung up. This makes me sick!

got call today. Same story - going to help me stop errors coming from PC. First claimed to be calling from microsoft, then said contracted by microsoft. John from Qtech. Reported to FBI. I hope these people will be stopped. Unfortunately not everyone is wise enough to hang up and are becoming victims of these scammers.

Got a call on May 6 from 51-833-4336. I didn't answer. No message was left. Came up as Out Of Area. Never answer calls from names and numbers you don't know, especially numbers with a "two digit area code" I immediately blocked this number.

Received a call from a male with an Indian accent, hard to understand, clearly in a call center stated he was in New York and the "global server was seeing errors on my PC and this is why it is running slow. They were notified through Microsoft and the global server". After directing me to the website "www.mypchelp.us" which had numerous spelling/grammar error, I asked for his name, phone #, and company name and would get back to him. This is what he provided "Peter Young, (347) 305-2013, IFIX. Of course the help they provide is free!

I don't have caller ID so I don't know where the call came from, but I got a call from a guy with a moderately heavy accent (almost a charicature of an Indian or Pakistani accent) at about 2:30 p.m. CST on a Friday. He made the same claim - he got an error report from my computer and was calling on behalf of Microsoft. I asked a few questions ("How did you get my phone number," "I've never gotten a call before - why now?") and he gave quasi-believable answers. Also, there was a fair amount of noise in the background, so it sounded like a legitimate call center. He walked me through some error reporting windows & then wanted me to enter a website into my "run" window (mypchelp.us). I didn't enter this, saying that I have dial-up so I can't access the internet while on the phone. When I refused to provide a cell phone number, he paused, said I had a pretty voice, and started breathing heavily. I would have started laughing if he hadn't interrupted me while I was busy... Instead, I hung up. He didn't call back. Either this is an elaborate prank or some weird scam... either way, someone has too much time on their hands.