Imagine getting a warning about a computer you never own. These calls masquerade as tech‑support alerts, often mentioning Dell, Windows or a generic security firm, and they pressure you to pay for a bogus red flag fix. The script is recycled across dozens of numbers, so the same voice pops up multiple times a day. The safest move is to hang up, never share personal or banking info, and use a reputable call‑blocking app. Report the incident to the FTC or your phone carrier, and keep your devices updated. Staying skeptical is the best defense.
They called me, saying they are from Global Services, talking about security software i supposely signed up for in 7-23, which i didnt, and they want me to pay $299, or else they will take $6000 from my account, good luck with that, the number they called from wasnt this one tho.
This is a compleat scam, they called my mother inlaw and gave her a fake court case reference number, claiming I owed money for a loan I never took, after SOME researh I found out the call originated from a location in New York and was told its a scam by the buisness itself.
The caller claimed our bank account was delinquent and threatened to serve papers, advising us to call a specific number if concerned.
It is clear that this is a scam, as the caller claimed there was a flag on my computer regarding Mcafee, but Mcafee confirmed it was a false claim.
The message from this number is consistently unpleasant, and they call multiple times a day, making it frustrating to try to speak with a live person.
The claim that this number is associated with Dell is false. I recently started receiving these calls, despite not owning a Dell computer, suggesting the scammer is targeting common brands.
This call has been identified as a scam.
The caller claimed to be from China but refused to provide their name or company, raising suspicions about the legitimacy of the call.
Over the course of three calls and messages from this number, an automated message was left, but it was garbled and unclear, mentioning software installation and a red flag
It's suggested that calling this number back might help stop the annoying calls, as responding to the calls could potentially lead to a decrease in their frequency.
For weeks, this number has been dialing multiple times a day with the same automated script that others have reported.
Blocking this number has become necessary due to its incessant calls at unconventional hours, including Sundays and early weekdays, without leaving any messages.
My security software alerted me to this number, which purportedly wanted to inform me about a security issue.
Your response was amusin', i shared it with my friend's and they were laughin', good job!
Daily calls are being blocked from this number, and when the caller was confronted, they claimed to be from the Windows Security Company, which was met with skepticism and profanity.
The frequency of calls from this number is staggering, with no respite from the incessant contacting.
This company is reportedly involved in scams, so it's essential to exercise caution.
Me and my husban have been constintly bothered by scammers lately, they claim to be from Dell or a survey company, we just ignore the calls
I recieved a robocall, then they tryed to scam me using the informations from the caller ID
A recorded message was received regarding computer repair, deemed as spam.
Within a short span, this number called multiple times daily, claiming to be from Dell and stating that my computer was sending alerts. Despite my computer being inoperable, the caller insisted the issue could be with any device in my home, prompting an aggressive response to cease the calls.
It's possible that customer data is being compromised by someone within Dell's support center in India, which could be supplying information to scammers
Over the past week or two, I've been bombarded with daily calls from this number and several others on both my home and cell phones, prompting me to contact Dell about a potential data breach.
I'v recieved the same call, but with diffrent numbers, 3 in the past 3 days, they clain its about security software on my Dell computer.
Although no message was left on this occasion, this marks the seventh or so phone number that has contacted me with the same recorded voice, warning of security breaches on my computer; despite my efforts to block and report these numbers, the calls persist, often with two or more calls per day.
After receiving a call from this number, I blocked it due to the person's failure to leave a message, but I've been plagued by similar calls about software issues on my PC, with the scammers continually using different numbers to contact me
Following a similar experience to DougK911, I decided to return the call using a different phone, which has a blocked number. After a lengthy wait of over a minute, the call was finally connected to India, where a man answered, stating that the call might be monitored. I informed him about the message I received regarding a 'red flag' on my computer, and responded by saying that the only flags on my computer are the RED, WHITE, and BLUE, and that he could disregard my concern.
A voicemail message from a robo call claimed a security breach on the computer, citing the installation of security software the previous year, which is clearly a scam.