A warning appeared on my computer, prompting me to call an 800 number. When the representative asked me to hold, I hung up, and upon calling back, she requested that I open a window on my computer to connect to a secure site. I told her I needed to write down the information, but she was reluctant to provide it, so I ended the call and blocked the number
Is This Windows Support Call a Scam?
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Imagine getting a call that claims to be Windows support and instantly feels off. The pattern here points to classic tech‑support scams: callers pressure you to grant remote access, demand payment, or direct you to suspicious sites. Hang up, block the number, and never share credentials or install software at the behest of an unsolicited caller. Run a fresh anti‑malware scan, update your OS, and consider reporting the number to your carrier or the FTC. Stay skeptical of any unsolicited "support" offers, especially those urging immediate action or payment.
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Recent Reports for (203) 312-1991
I ended the call immediately after realizing they were falsely claiming to be from Microsoft support, which is a clear indication of a scam.
The caller said they were from windows support, but thats not true, they just try to scam peoples
This caller claims to be from Windows support but is actually a scammer.
Blocked the caller as they were attempting to scam under the guise of Windows Support.
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