Heads up: calls from +12063971127 are almost always bogus tech‑support scams. Callers typically claim a virus or malware on your PC, impersonate Microsoft or Windows support, and pressure you for remote access or payment. Hang up immediately, don’t share personal data, and block the number. Report the call to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑stop service. If you’re ever unsure, verify the claim by contacting the official vendor directly using a known phone number or website. Staying skeptical and using call‑blocking tools are your best defenses against these relentless fraudsters.
Late-night calls from this number were ignored, and a quick check on this site revealed a pattern of suspicious behavior, originating from Washington state.
A man claiming to be from 'windows' called, warning of a hacking attempt on my PC and offering to guide me through a solution, but I ended the call.
The person had a indian accent, and they repeat the phone number in the id
Received a call from this number tonight, and the caller, who claimed to be from Windows maintenance, was aware of my last name. He asserted that my computer had viruses and needed to be cleaned. When asked if my computer was on, I replied affirmatively. He then inquired if I was the computer's owner, to which I responded negatively, simply to gauge his intentions. He promptly hung up on me
A woman with a Middle Eastern accent called, claiming to be from Windows technical support, inquiring about computer ownership and becoming aggressive when questioned.
A similar experience was had, involving individuals with Asian accents claiming to be from Microsoft and attempting to access computer systems, using personal information such as last names to appear legitimate.
I'm being harassed by numerous calls from 206-397-1127, which need to stop
A call was received from 1-206-639-127, claiming to be from Microsoft, which appears to be a scam and was promptly hung up on.
The first call of the day was from this number, and the second call came in shortly after, both claimed to be from "Microsoft" with heavy accents.
A call with excessive background noise, supposedly from Microsoft, was received from a man with a thick Indian accent who claimed his name was Martin. However, Microsoft does not initiate calls, making this a likely scam.
A young man with an Indian accent, claiming to represent a major New Jersey-based corporation, attempted to fix my computer, addressing me by name and providing a phone number for verification purposes
This company keep trying to sell me this "help me, i've fallen and cant get up" thing, its prety cool considerring im 23 years old.
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My brother received a call and followed their instructions, but after restarting the computer, they claimed he had removed them from the system, although it's unclear if they are still accessing our system
When I picked up, the caller immediately hung up on me
A call from these individuals should be treated with caution, as they will interrupt and request personal information, including email addresses, which should never be given, making it a clear scam that demands immediate hanging up and verification with the actual internet provider before taking any action.
The date September 11, 2013, is associated with this number.
They are also using other phone numbers, including 971-217-9508 and 425-406-9022
Calls from 206-397-1127 and 971-217-9514 appear to be from the same scammers; I didn't answer either call.
Ignoring unknown numbers often leads to them stopping calls; this number is no exception.
A woman claimed my computer was sending her viruses and error codes, insisting she needed to fix it for my safety. I played along, inquiring how she obtained my number and why she didn't address me by name, also questioning the operating system of my computer. Her responses were evasive, repeatedly asking if I was in front of my computer and expressing concern about its potential crash and lockdown.
I got 3 calls in a row with different caller id, same scam and same guy, i finaly got fed up and put the phone on the smoke detector
A heavily accented individual, claiming to be Bob Roger from Microsoft, called to discuss my Windows OS, despite me being a Mac user
At 7:00 a.m. this morning, I recieved a call saying my Windows was in danger, what a scam!
Today, i recieved another call from them and they tried to conviince me they were from microsoft, when i asked where they were from they eventualy said new york but i'm pretty shure they werent even in america
Upon answering, I was greeted with a high-pitched beep, followed by a synthesized voice saying goodbye.
It's worth noting that the Federal Trade Commission is investigating this matter, and it's essential to gather as much information as possible from the caller and report it to the designated authorities at 877-382-4357.
Apparently, this company's representative falsely claimed to be from Windows Support, which is not affiliated with Microsoft, and even attempted to impersonate Geek Squad, clearly demonstrating fraudulent intentions.
When I see an unrecognized number, I assume it's a telemarketer or potential scammer, so I add it to my list of numbers set to silent mode, effectively ignoring them.
Protection against malware involves being cautious of unrecognized applications, suggesting that unreognized installs should be scanned or deleted, and keeping track of installation details can help in case of accidental deletion of useful programs.
