The caller, known as "Monica", claims to be from a company offering a $39,000 loan or warns about a Microsoft license expiration. The calls are likely scams, as users report receiving them despite not having a Microsoft license or having already renewed it. The calls often come from different numbers, but the callback number is usually 1-800-264-9080 or 1-800-230-7020.
Users should be cautious and not call back, as these scams aim to trick people into providing personal or financial information. It's essential to take precautions, such as not answering calls from unknown numbers, not providing sensitive information, and being aware of phishing attempts. If you receive such a call, it's best to ignore it and not engage with the caller, as they are likely trying to defraud you.
a recent voice mail indicated it was part of the Monica scam, suggesting active robo-dialing
A voicemail was left, but no message was provided.
Monica contacted me seeking approval for a $39,000 debt consolidation loan from the number 662-716-8445.
I received the same message from 'Monica from Dedham', with a callback number of 800, but the call came from 628 216-3773
Apparently, numerous people recieved this same exact robocall!!
I received an identical call from this number.
Similar experiance.
An unsolicited voicemail was left, claiming loan approval and prompting suspicion
The message I recieved was identical, and it originated from the number 470-780-2862, apparantly.
Monica's repeated calls, 3-4 times daily, always from different numbers but with the same callback number, 800-230-7020, are frustrating and seem unstoppable.
The caller claimed to be Monica and mentioned a preapproved amount of $39,000
A message from Monica was left on my T-Mobile voicemail, asking me to call 800-230-7020 regarding a $39,000 loan application that I never submitted, which is clearly a scam.
I've experienced the same call as well.
I received a call from someone claiming to be Monica from the Dedham Approval Department regarding a substantial amount of $39,000, but I have no knowledge of who Monica is or the nature of this claim
I recieved a robo call saying there is an emergency with my Microsoft license and i need to call back
The caller ID display "800 Service" which is a clear indication of a scam, furthermore the message left was about my microsoft license expiring, which i know is bogus because i am a apple user and i know my microsoft office license is not near expiration, microsoft would have email me insted of calling.
On September 19, 2017, at 15:35 EST, a robotic voice claimed to be making an emergency call, stating that the Microsoft Windows license key had expired and all services had been halted. The voice instructed me to renew the license key by calling a toll-free number.
A recorded voice called me, stating my Windows License key had expired, and instructed me to call back, which is clearly a total scam
On September 19, 2017, at 5:16 PM MDT, I received an inbound call from 800-230-7020 to my landline residence phone number, during which a voice message was playing when I picked up, prompting me to call 800-264-9080 before disconnecting.
A female voice, somewhat distorted, claimed it was an emergency and that my Microsoft 'key' had expired, which is a typical robocall scam.
A message was left claiming that the Microsoft license had expired and required immediate attention to avoid computer shutdown, but the message was deleted and ignored.
A call was answered, but the speaker's gibberish made the conversation unintelligible, mentioning something about a license expiring, which is suspected to be another scam.
Similar to others, I received a robocall from a female voice, claiming my MS Lic Key was about to expire, which is amusing since I use an Apple device.
Like many others, I received a call claiming my Microsoft license had expired and that it was an emergency.
A robotic message from a Microsoft scam attempted to deceive me with bogus information
The caller claimed my license was expired and that my computer would shut down, urging me to return the call immediately, which I did not do
This appears to be a Microsoft license scam.
I received a scam robocall claiming my Microsoft license key had expired, which was clearly a false emergency.
A message was received regarding an expired license, with instructions to call 800-264-9080, but the call was disconnected due to a thick accent.
I'm having a bit of a panic, my Microsoft Windows license key has expired, whatever shall I do now?