This number, +18454029054, is a known scam operation, often using a heavy Indian accent and posing as tech support from companies like Microsoft, Intel, or Windows. The caller typically claims there’s a problem with your computer and tries to gain remote access, often leading to identity theft and financial loss. They may ask for personal information, credit card details, or even a fee to “fix” the issue. If you receive such a call, do not engage or provide any information. Hang up immediately and consider blocking the number. If you suspect your information has been compromised, contact your bank and consider placing a credit freeze. Stay vigilant and report these calls to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
The caller attempted a computer scam, advising not to provide any information or follow their instructions.
This number is associated with spam activities
Somebody named Jennie from Mumbai called me and told me to press the letter R on my windows screen, she didnt know why, but she said it was importint because Microsoft was gettin warning that my computer was actin strange
This is a scam, they claim to be working for windows and ask you to press the windows key, dont do it
The experience with this number mirrors that of others, characterized by frequent calls with no one on the other end and no messages left.
I was contacted about suposed issues with my computer, but i knew it was a scam and ended the call imediately
This number was blocked on 11/6 at 1:15 PM.
A Windows Corporation representative convinced me to share sensitive information to fix a supposed virus on my computer.
The call was ignored, and no message was left
The same number called back 29 minutes later, and when I answered, a robotic voice responded with a simple 'GOODBYE'.
The caller's Indian accent was noticeable, and when they confirmed my suspicion about the purpose of the call, I warned them that their actions were illegal and that I would report them to the FCC, at which point they abruptly ended the call
Apparently, many people pick up calls from unfamiliar numbers with 1-8xx prefixes, despite the potential risks. Legitimate callers usually leave a message, which is why I never answer such calls.
After receiving a call claiming to be from Microsoft, I confronted the caller about the legitimacy of their claim, stating I work in IT and would trace the call and report them to the authorities if necessary
A woman claiming to be from Microsoft Support was told off for her con-artist tactics, especially after she asked to speak with my husband and continued despite being informed we don't own a computer
A computer scam was attempted, with the caller claiming to represent Windows support, and having a heavy foreign accent indicative of a call center operation
A man with a heavy Indian accent, claiming to be from Windows Support, attempted to gain access to my computer, but I would advise against following his instructions.
I received two calls at my home from a person with an accent, who continued speaking even after I requested that they do not call me again. I eventually hung up on the caller.
A call was received from a man with limited English proficiency, claiming to be calling about computer issues, but he hung up when questioned further.
Following the scammer's access to the computer, it is likely that they performed one or more malicious actions.
This scammer poses a significant threat, as my senior mother unfortunately fell victim to their tactics, granting them access to her computer and sensitive personal information, necessitating credit lockdown for our entire family.
This is a scam.
At my workplace, I received a humorous call from an individual with a thick Indian accent, claiming to represent Microsoft, which quickly turned into a farce.
A person with a heavy foreign accent, claiming to be John from Microsoft Technologies, has called me multiple times; upon laughing at the claim, the caller hung up, indicating a potential scam.
Someone called my landline but didnt leave a msg
A recent call from this number was answered, and upon picking up, multiple individuals speaking in a foreign language could be heard. A man with an Indian accent claimed to be from Intel technical support, but this was clearly a deceptive tactic, as Intel does not proactively contact customers in this manner.
Totaly a scammer!!!!!!!
This morning, I received a call with a foreign accent claiming there was an issue with my computer, which is clearly a scam since I don't own one, and when I informed the caller, they promptly hung up.
The individual on the phone alleged that my computer had errors and attempted to guide me through a process to gain access to it.
Today, I've received multiple calls from this number, with the caller having a heavy accent and claiming to be from a department, likely attempting to perpetrate a computer scam.