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.
A disturbing incident occurred when this individual called my home, terrorizing my 11-year-old granddaughter with threats and screams after she explained no adult was available, highlighting the need for stricter regulations against such harassment
Within half an hour, we recieved scam calls from both 206-397-1127 AND 971-217-9508
Several calls have been made to my home phone
Yesterday, at 9:16 am, a call was made from 206-397-1127, but i wasnt home, the female caller left a message with just one word: Die, dont know whats to make of it
On January 2, 2013, I received a call from a number with a heavy accent and computer background noises, claiming to be Roger from PC World, stating that my computer was sending errors via Windows and asking me to turn it on, but I quickly realized it was a scam and hung up before giving them any opportunity to proceed.
Had a bizarre conversation with a man who called from this number, asking unclear questions and eventually hanging up when I refused to answer a personal question.
Repeated calls have been made from this number, and despite informing them that I am on the do not call list, the calls persist, prompting me to trace the line and consider further action
My household has received multiple calls from the same suspected source today, with the first caller attempting to deceive my husband by claiming to be from Microsoft, only to hang up when confronted about the computer, and the second, a woman with a thick accent, trying to discuss our computer before being abruptly cut off when I expressed disinterest and requested removal from their list.
Some girl with an indian accent from tecnikal departement called me, didnt get alot of info out becuse i hung up teh lurn
This company is literaly stalking me, i get at least 2 calls a day from them, they say my computer is giving error messages, but i use a apple product, so its a scam, dont fall for it
A Indian lady purportedly from this number attempted to commit fraud by gaining access to my computer and emptying my bank account
No one seams to be on the other end, just a quick goodbye
They have called multiple times when I was not home, but today I answered and was told I had a virus on my computer by someone claiming to be from Microsoft; I replied that he was a scammer and hoped he became nervous
Frequent calls are made to me from various numbers, prompting me to respond with tactics like claiming to work for Microsoft or adopting an Indian accent, which always seems to catch them off guard and leads to them hanging up
Having received multiple calls from this number, apparently from the same person each time, claiming issues with my Windows operating system, I've grown wary. Despite informing him I don't own a computer and recognizing the scam, he persists. A report has been filed with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
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I recieved several calls with a delay and then they say goodbye
A call was received from 206-397-1127, where the caller attempted to convince me that my computer required repair and demanded access to it. When questioned about his location, he eventually admitted to being in Bangladesh. These individuals are well-trained and polished, with rehearsed responses, but the caller's poor English made communication difficult, leading to a confrontation.
It appears that the individuals behind this number have resorted to scamming others, having called from this number and another, falsely claiming to be from Microsoft
I recived a call from a women with a strong east indian accent, claiming my computer was sending malicious software, Iquickly realized it was a scam and told her I have people who handle that sort of thing
My wife recived a call from a guy with a heavy East Indian accent, who claimed to be from Microsoft, and wanted to fix our computer for 299.00
A poorly executed scam attempt was made when a person with a static-filled connection and broken English inquired about my computer, prompting me to end the call immediately.
A call was received from an individual claiming to work in windows technical support.
I recived a call from this number, just dead air, i called back and got a prompt to be remived from their list
This scam has now reached Canada, targeting Winnipeg. When I challenged the scammer, he became agitated and began yelling in a foreign language, making the interaction somewhat amusing.
I just recieved a call from this number, which showed up on my call display, but i didnt bother to answer.
A call from this number, allegedly from Ryan, claimed to offer a service to clear computer errors for a one-time fee, but the request for payment information raised suspicions of a scam.
At 7:00 am, I received a call from this number, which I consider too early. Since the caller ID showed an unfamiliar number, I didn't answer, and I'm grateful for the caller ID feature.
Unfortunately, I fell victim to a scam and provided confidential information, which has resulted in my being hacked, so I'm unsure about the next steps to take.
A women with indian accent, tryed to talk about windows technical support, sounded like a scam
