Stop answering calls that demand an IT manager without identifying a real company. Let the call go to voicemail and review the message before deciding to return it. If the caller refuses to state a product or service, hang up and add the number to your block list. Use a call‑screening app to flag repeat offenders and report the number to your carrier or the FTC. When a heavy accent or vague "cyber security" claim appears, treat it as a red flag and never share internal details. Keep a log of timestamps and any recorded info – it helps when filing complaints.
A sales representative with a thick accent has been calling to sell off-shore services, possibly obtained through LinkedIn or office cold-calling.
The name of this place is dynamic recovery solution's.
A man with a heavy Indian accent, claiming to be David, called from this number, asking to speak to the IT manager about cybersecurity, but I refused and asked to be removed from their list
Apparently the only relavent "Comodo" i could fined is a company that produces anti-virus software
An unsolicited call was made to the administration, requesting to speak with the IT manager, and when answered, the caller became argumentative and rude after being declined, claiming to be from Comodo.
Call was from a telemarketer
For the past month, this number has been calling daily, asking for a person named Gary Burkmayer, who has never been an employee here. When I inform them of this, they try to ask for our IT manager instead. Despite my numerous requests to be removed from their call list, the calls continue, making it clear that this is a total scam.
The caller either hangs up immediately or remains silent when the phone is answered, which is quite frustrating.
The caller appeard to have an Indian accent, although I'm not completly sure, either way it was just an identifier, I told the caller to put us on their do not call list, but they requested to speak with the IT Manager.
A caller claimed to need assistance from our IT department, but his behavior and refusal to leave a message raised red flags, indicating a likely scam.
I've been getting calls from this number every day, first its someone with a heavy accent, then someone else, and the call drops, its very anoying
The conversation started with a person having a heavy accent, and when I inquired about their product, another individual took over the call, refusing to disclose what they were selling despite repeated questions, eventually accusing me of rudeness before hanging up.
This number called, claiming to be from CyberSecurity and requesting to speak with the IT manager.
On July 18, 2019, at 4 pm Central Time, I received a call with a CID indicating 'SAN FRANCISCO CA'.
On July 18, 2019, at 4:03p, I recived a call from SAN FRANCISCO CA, but I ignored it.
A gentleman with a heavy accent contacted me, claiming to be from Cyber Security and requesting to speak to the IT department or manager, which was not possible.
The same experience as described previously occurred, where the individual asked for the IT manager, was informed that one didn't exist, and then hung up in anger due to a heavy accent
The person had a heavvy accent and asked for the IT department, it seem they were calling numbers randomley, since every department in our company is IT, i hung up on them
Seems like a telemarketing group, a gentleman with a heavy accent contacted us, asking for our IT Manager and referencing an employee who doesnt exist
The caller identified himself as Eric, but the call was abruptly terminated, with the caller ID displaying a name of V52113544900049 on my landline phone.
On April 29,2019, at 1:41p, i got a call from a number that showed up as SAN FRANCISCO, and then again at 1:42p, a man with an accent claime to be from cyber security, i knew it was a scam so i conecte him to our IT company, they deal with this kind of thing
A call was transferred to our IT manager's voicemail, which is unusual given the early hour of the call on the West Coast.
Someone attempted to contact our IT manager, but they didnt know the name of the person they wished to speak with, and were transfered to voicemail as a result.
Calls are received, but no messages are left.