It’s surprising how often the same spoofed ID, GVBP LLC, shows up on these inbound calls, yet none of them leave a voicemail. The pattern points to a classic tech‑support scam where callers claim a virus or Windows issue, often using a heavy Indian accent. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report the call to your carrier. Never grant remote access or share personal info. If you keep getting calls, consider a reputable call‑blocking service and register your number with the national Do Not Call list. Staying skeptical and protecting your devices is the best defense.
Despite multiple calls, no messages were left, so I have blocked the number
A call was made by Martin Darrel R, but no message was left, prompting me to block the number
Today, I received a call from this number, and after answering, a man with an Indian accent asked if I could hear him before hanging up
This company has contacted me twice in two days, when I picked up, it was an Indian-sounding man saying he was calling me from Windows and that I have a computer virus, I hung up on him the first time, but on the call today I asked him how he got my number, he then asked if he was speaking to my full name and I declined to state, but asked him again, how he got this number, he went into his song and dance about my computer having a virus, I told him I was recoding the phone call and he started to get hostile, I told him he was another pathtic scam caller and hung up and blocked the number
Upon answering, the person spoke with a heavy Punjabi accent and a slow pace, claiming to be Darrel R Martin, but a search of the name revealed a surprising obituary, so I informed them I would return the call once I arrivied home.
This is a total scam, dont bother answering
As a retired person, I find amusement in engaging with these callers, pretending to be uninformed about my computer to waste their time
No message was left after they called, pretty anoying.
A call was received on 2/9/18 at 4:38 PM from this number.
The individuals behind these scam calls will face prosecution and be held accountable for their actions.
Engaging with the scammer for several minutes while pretending to troubleshoot computer issues revealed a lack of concern for the legitimacy of their claims. The request to visit a suspicious website was a clear red flag.
GVBP LLC made a call to this number, failing to leave any message, a behavior characteristic of scammers like the infamous 'Bernie'
Beware of scammers associated with this number, as well as 407-257-2694 and 833-868-9111, who attempt to manipulate you into compromising your computer.
A person with a heavy Indian accent called, claiming to be from Windows, saying my computer had a virus, I thanked him and blocked the number, it was a obvious scam.
The caller ID says Martin Darrel R, but i have no clue who that is
I recieved a call from this number and didnt get a chance to pickup, its a posible scam dont answer!
The caller spoke with poor English, claiming I had a computer problem, and when I denied having one, he became abusive, telling me I was wasting his time, at which point I laughed and hung up, noting the ID as GVBP LLC.
Here's a familiar pattern: a strong accent and a claim to be from the Microsoft Technical Department. Apparently, they're unaware that such calls are widely recognized as scams. Informing them that I'm aware of their tactics usually buys me about two months of peace.
Others have reported similar experiences with this number, describing it as a telemarketing scam
A person with an Indian accent called, claiming a computer scam, and the caller ID displayed GVEP LLC, to which I referred them to my acquaintance Hugh Suckaratsasss.
After answering, the caller remained silent, prompting me to hang up and block the number.
The caller ID displayed 'GVBP LLC', but the identity of the caller remained unknown. Fortunately, my landline is equipped with a call blocker unit, which automatically blocked the call due to the caller's failure to follow the provided instructions.
This number has nothing to do with Microsoft, its all about Indian scammers trying to trick people
Interestingly, every time Microsoft support is contacted for non-computer related issues, a wave of scam calls follows, highlighting their system's vulnerability.
A disturbing call was made to my mother, in which the caller used profanity, and I would appreciate the opportunity to address this issue with them.
Similar calls have been reported, allegedly from GVBC LLC, which appears to be involved in a telemarketing scam targeting senior citizens overseas
Despite my requests to cease contact, this source continues to call our home phone, asking for my elderly husband to check his computer, which he has never used.
A scammer pretended to be from the Windows Technical Department
On January 17th at 3:07 PM, a call was received from this number, but no message was left, prompting speculation about the caller's identity and potential accent.
Curiosity got the better of me when I received the third call from this number, and I answered to find a man with a thick accent claiming to be from Microsoft Technical Support, which turned out to be a scam.