Around sunrise, dozens of users reported a call from +1 602‑483‑1919 claiming to be from Microsoft and warning that their computer was compromised. The recorded message typically asks you to press 1, grant remote access, or share personal information like Social Security numbers. These are classic tech‑support scams; legitimate companies never ask for such access over the phone. Hang up immediately, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your local consumer protection agency. Consider using call‑blocking apps and never install software or give passwords to unsolicited callers. Verify any alleged alerts by contacting the official company through a known website or phone number.
The caller ID displayed the full phone number, which is unusual.
The caller claimed to be from the Microsoft Securty Team, leaving a message warning about identity theft and computer compromise, a bit suspisous
The same prerecorded message that I've heard from other numbers around April 15th was sent to me again today,
A call was received at 6:30 am, which is a common tactic used by scammers, and the number has since been blocked.
Somebody from microsoft supposibly called, claiming our computor has been hacked and that someone is trying to steal our social secirity number, dont beleive it
This number called my cell phone and I immediatly knew it was a scam, so I blocked the number
The call rang briefly before going to voicemail, attempting a phishing scam with the usual fraud tactics.
These individuals persist in sending msn scams, which is relentless and annoying
I recived a call from Phoenix, AZ, and i listend to the message, it was interesting cuz earlier that day i was on FB and my Norton AV software blocked a website cuz it was a fake tech support website, i think they lure you with a story and then call you, i wish people like this would stop
Multiple early morning calls were received from these idiots, prompting the number to be blocked
I encountered the same scam, playing along to understand their tactics, pretending to follow their instructions, and ultimately outsmarting them without compromising my computer's security.
Upon receiving consecutive calls at 6:37 am and 7:15 am, the tone and mention of Microsoft in the recorded message immediately indicated a scam. Fortunately, recognizing the signs allowed for prompt disconnection, but it's unfortunate that others might fall prey to such tactics.
Same old story about my computer, they cald me at 6:30 am and left a message
I recived the same call, glad we can share info and warn others, scammers are the wors
I just recieved the same phone call a few minute ago
I received a call from 6024831919 with a recorded message from Microsoft warning about unauthorized access to my computer, but when I called the number back from my cell phone, the message was the same, leading me to believe it's a scam.
I received this call and informed them I don't own a computer, which was followed by silence and then the caller hung up.
The automated message seems to target Microsoft 10 users, instructing them to disregard the call if it's an error, which I did by deleting it
I also recieved this call, it's a scammer trying to get information, they left a voicemail with the same message as other people.
This number is responsible for another robocall scam, which has been reported and added to the lock list and do not call list
I agree with others who have reported similar experiences, and I have blocked this number, but I expect the callers to change their number and continue calling, which is a never-ending problem.
Someone called and claimed my computer was being hacked, sounded pretty suspicious
Similarly, a recorded message purported to be from Microsoft.
Today, I was targeted by a robocall scam supposedly from Microsoft.
Like many others, I have added this number to my blocked list due to its nuisance calls.
Spamcallblocker offers valuable advice to those receiving calls like these, which I've also been getting.
While living in Wisconsin, I received a voicemail from this number, which I suspected was a scam, and indeed it was, claiming that my computer had a Microsoft issue that would result in data loss, but no name was provided.
Just recieved the same call 10 min ago and let it go to voicemail, they said the same thing, this is clearly a scam call, they tried this befor.
A robocall was received with a message about compromised data, consistent with reports from others
The same message was received, but unknown numbers are not answered.