Imagine receiving a call that pretends to be Microsoft, warning you of an expired license and demanding payment to avoid a shutdown. This pattern shows up repeatedly from the 844‑913‑0111 number, using robotic recordings and a generic Indian‑accent voice. The scam’s goal is to frighten users into calling back and handing over money or personal data. Never trust unsolicited tech‑support alerts, especially when you haven’t initiated any contact. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the FTC or your phone carrier. Keep software updated and verify any alerts directly through official company channels.
A message from Megan regarding student loan relief was received, claiming prequalification for a forgiveness program, but requiring immediate contact, which raises suspicions about the legitimacy of the program.
A digital recording was used to leave a message about an expired Microsoft License, despite not owning a computer with the software
The same unsolicited and unwanted interaction occurred, with no message left after the call.
In response to suspicious calls, a test was conducted with the phrase, 'Stockroom, what is your extension?' on 3/28/19 at 4:03 pm.
A scam alert warned that my Microsoft Windows would be removed
Apparently, this is a total ROBO scam, my computer will shut down if I dont calle a numbrr.
It's pretty funny, they think I use Microsoft.....
A scam call purportedly from Microsoft was received, and upon calling back, a request was made to remove the number from their list.
Experienced the same issue, had to block the number.
On March 23, 2019, at 3:56 P.M., a computer scam was attempted from 844-913-0111, demanding money to prevent shutdown, but the call ended with a 'good bye' message after no engagement.
Missing the call and finding no message upon returning home is just another instance of dealing with scammers.
Our experience with this number involved a recorded message claiming our license key had expired and prompting us to call back.
I recived a robo scam message from this number