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The individual claiming to be from the Microsoft Technical Department, located on Victoria Street in London, had a pronounced Indian accent. When I repeatedly requested him to confirm and authenticate his identity, he responded with an offensive remark, saying, "Go away."

Some bloke claiming to be John from Microsoft rang me up, saying my PC was blasting viruses all over the internet and only he could fix it! He sounded dead surprised and kept me chatting for ages, about 20 minutes or more, trying to get me to do all sorts of daft and risky things, like downloading remote access software. In the end, he lost his temper, cursed at me calling me a liar (bit rich if you ask me) and warned I'd meet a nasty end like "all evil people". Proper joke!

This morning I got a call from that number and it was a scam for sure. An American bloke was on the line, but I just cut him off cause I didn't want to deal with all his rubbish. Right after, there was a knock at my door, it was the police!

I recently received a phone call claiming to be from Microsoft. Upon hearing this, I immediately informed the caller that I would not allow them to access my computer. To my shock and dismay, he proceeded to make inappropriate comments. He stated that there was a virus on my computer and said, "Allow me to assist you with the virus in your personal files." Feeling uncomfortable, I promptly ended the conversation. However, the caller persisted and called me back, speaking louder this time, demanding that I turn on my computer. I firmly reiterated that I would not comply with his request. Undeterred, he responded by saying, "Alright then, remove your undergarments so that I can fix the virus in your personal files." This disturbing encounter left me wondering; why can't we report these incidents to prevent them from happening in the future?

Got a call that was definitely a scam, so I just blocked the number straight away.

I got a call from some bloke with an American accent who said he was from Microsoft. Never had a call from them before, so it seemed dodgy to me, especially with all the scam stories going around. I told him to buzz off straight away. Definately adding this number to my blocked list.

Scam Alert: Individual posing as Debbie in Asian Voice. Attention everyone, a scam artist pretending to be Debbie is attempting to deceive people through Asian Voice. This is a serious matter and requires immediate attention. Please be cautious and disregard any communication from this imposter claiming to be Debbie. Stay safe and report any suspicious activity promptly.

I recently had a phone call from someone who claimed to be from Microsoft. They told me that my computer was facing issues and downloading harmful files that could make it accessible to anyone. The person on the call, who happened to be an Asian woman, insisted that I switch on my computer so she could guide me through the steps to fix the problem. To confirm whether this call was genuinely from Microsoft, I queried the caller about how I could verify their authenticity. Yet, she simply repeated her previous request, assuring me that by turning on my computer, she would provide a code as proof of her affiliation with Microsoft. Realizing I didn't have the time at that moment, I explained this to her. She expressed the urgency of the matter and promised to call back tomorrow.

Some woman with a really thick Indian accent kept insisting I owned a computer. When I told her I didn’t, she got really pushy. I said I just use a tablet (which wasn’t true) and then she just ended the call.

I received a call purportedly from Bibi, who claimed to be a representative from Microsoft Technical Support. It's worth mentioning that the caller had an Asian accent. However, I was puzzled as to why someone from Microsoft Technical Support would contact me from Germany (country code 0049). Strangely enough, the caller abruptly ended the call without offering any explanation.

I just got a phone call from someone who claimed to be from Windows. They requested me to enter a code into my computer. When I questioned them about it, they became unpleasant and aggressive. It seems highly unlikely that Windows would engage in such activities. Could this be another scam?