Like a moth drawn to a flickering flame, many people find themselves lured by the relentless buzz of this number. The calls masquerade as tech support, often citing a bogus computer virus and invoking the name of Quinnipiac University to add false credibility. Even when you ask for a supervisor or request removal from their list, the callers usually hang up or repeat the pitch. Treat any unsolicited computer‑fix offer with extreme caution, verify the caller’s identity independently, and never grant remote access to your device. If the calls persist, block the number and report it to your phone carrier and the FTC. Stay skeptical and protect your personal info.
This number calls multiple times throughout the day, and upon answering, the caller hangs up.
Thanks to call display, I can screen unknown numbers like this one, which helps avoid potential scams.
These individuals called claiming my computer had a virus, and after I responded rudely, they continued to call.
It's essential to exercise caution when dealing with this number, as it has been identified as a scam.
Earlier today i recieved a call from this same group, similair to the one a couple weeks ago where a man with a thick accent told me my computer was corrupted by virus, i told him politely to take a hike, they dont seem to give up
A family member received a call from this number, with the caller claiming to need access to her computer to fix a virus, a tactic commonly used in scams, and upon request for a supervisor, the call was terminated.
A possible tactic to deal with these scammers is to play along and provide false information
The caller claimed there was a computer issue, but the recipient denied any problems and warned the caller not to call back.
Be aware, they are a company called esolving and they will ask you to type eventvwr in the run box for windows.
This aint Quinnipiac University callin, they spoofin the caller ID, the university workin with law enforcement to stop the fraudulent use of they're name
There is a strong desire to call back, but unfortunately, it's not possible, causing significant frustration
Similar to previouse experiencs, this caller have a thick accent and dont make no sens
The caller remained anonymous, and I chose not to answer, instead opting to report the incident, although I am skeptical that it will prevent future calls.
Do not answer calls from this number.
I recieved a call from them despite being on the Do Not Call list, it was obviusly a attempt to get money out of me, so i asked them to stop and remove my number
Quinnipiac University's repeated calls have become annoying and intrusive, prompting ignoring and non-answers.
On 12/20/11, a call was recieved from a male with a slight accent, asking about viruses, and the caller ID dispayed Quinnipiac College in Connecticut
The caller asked if I had a computer and requested to be removed from their call list, as I am registered on the Federal and State NO CALL LIST.
Repeatedly, these people have been dialing our telephone number in Canada, claiming to be calling about our computer, despite our numerous requests to be removed from their calling list, they persist, which is quite annoying, and i had to yell at them to never call here again, hopefully they finally recieved the message.
Upon answering a call from these individuals, they immediately picked up and inquired about my identity, to which I responded by asking for theirs, resulting in them terminating the call.