These calls are classic tech‑support scams—fraudsters pose as Microsoft or a Windows service, claim a virus, and pressure you to grant remote access. They often use spoofed IDs like “TACCESS” and rotate area codes to dodge filters. Hang up immediately, never share credentials, and block the number through your carrier or a call‑blocking app. Report persistent offenders to the FTC or your local consumer protection agency, and add the number to a Do‑Not‑Call list if possible. Stay skeptical and keep your security software updated to avoid real infections.
I hung up on a call from this number, which was answered by a heavily accented man
A person claiming to be from Microsoft, with an Indian accent, inquired about my computer, but upon questioning about potential fraud, they hung up.
A male and female, possibly of Indian or Pakistani descent, called, falsely claiming to be from the Credit Bureau of Investigation and threatening arrest over an unpaid loan; the call was ended after requesting written documentation.
Obvioulsy a scam, dont bother answering
Some guy with a indian accent called me, saying my computer was infected with a virus, and that microsoft was trying to help me, but i knew it was a fraud, so i told him and he hang up
During the call, a man with a thick Indian accent, posing as a Microsoft representative, attempted to convince me that my computer had been hacked and offered to remotely access it, which I declined.
A caller from this number, allegedly representing Support One Computer, warned that our Windows computers were likely infected with a virus, but when I requested his name and callback number, he provided a name, Bruce Anderson, and a number, 888-308-5586
I received a similar call, and the individual refused to give up. Eventually, I told him I didn't have a computer, and he immediately ended the call.
we got a call from a company claiming to be TACCESS, saying they were representing T-Mobile, and that our computer had a virus, but we don't even use windows, so we hung up, anothor red flag was that they asked for someone by name, but it's the other person who has the account
At 2:30am, an unexpected call was made, and the answering machine captured a strange recording of someone eating, followed by a sudden hang-up.
I keep reciving harassing calls from a male with a indian or pakistani accent, claiming that i owe a loan that i never took out.
I just got a call from this number, a woman with a strong accent claimed i was selected for a $400 gift card from Walmart, i declined and hung up, seemed like a scam, i'm geting alittle suspicious.
A suspicious call was received from an individual with a heavy Indian accent claiming to be from IT Solutions in New York, stating my PC was infected, prompting me to end the call.
The call was disconnected after approximately one minute, with no one speaking on the other end.
During a call from this number, a caller with an Indian accent offered to fix my computer, which I found suspicious and potentially a scam.
The caller from this number was difficult to understand and used an outdated name, suggesting they were using old information.
A lady with an oriental accent said her name was susan and talked about windows operating systems, it was very dificult to understand her.
I dont know what Taccess is
The caller requested that I turn on my computer and provided an alternative phone number to call back
I recieve a call in the evening, nobody was on the line, I call back and it go to void
Following the initial call, a subsequent call was made a few hours later, featuring the same introductory greeting and background noises, leading to suspicion of a call centre operation due to the consistency of the calls.
The caller ID displayed Washington, and although the call was not answered, a message was left containing background noise and a possible greeting.