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I decided to end the call when they mentioned a credit card and $1000. Thus, I promptly disengaged from the conversation.

I received a call earlier today from someone who was using foul language and shouting. I decided to file a complaint about this incident. Surprisingly, the same individual called me again and abused me with a variety of offensive words. I suggest that you block their number and ignore any future calls from them.

Unwanted cold calls.

Continues to make telephone calls despite being repeatedly requested to cease, and calls indiscriminately throughout the day and night!

When the phone rang, I received no response, so I simply asked the caller to disengage politely. I am quite frustrated with these constant phone calls. Occasionally, the number displayed is similar to the one mentioned, while some others appear as "Private Number." I can't help but wonder why no action is being taken to address this nuisance.

What can be done to prevent this from happening? They persistently call my parents.

I'm not familiar with the individual, but their language is quite vulgar. They inquired about a person who doesn't reside here, following up with who they were speaking to. I politely asked for their identification, to which they responded by hurling offensive remarks and accusing me of lying. They claimed to know that I am Mr. XXXXXX, although I had no knowledge of who they were. Their abusive language continued before I decided to end the conversation by hanging up. It was rather unpleasant to receive such a call at 8AM while enjoying my morning coffee. As a result, I will take the liberty of adding their number to my call-blocking list.

The telephone number kept deceiving me, claiming that my computer was involved in unlawful actions. They inquired about the identity of the person using my computer, and I answered that it was my mother. They further asked if she was present at home, to which I responded negatively as she was out. The same applied to my father, as they were both at their workplaces. Curiosity arose when they asked about my age, and instead of admitting to being 18, I untruthfully stated that I was 21. The conversation took a disturbing turn when they inquired about my relationship status and availability. Instantaneously, I decided to terminate the call.

After requesting for it to cease making phone calls, they persistently call me every day at 8:00-8:30am and 4:00-5:00pm. However, when I promptly dial the number back, a recorded message informs me that the number is no longer in service.

The call was disconnected when the answering service intercepted it, indicating that it was most likely a canvassing call. Interestingly, I am registered on the 'Do Not Call' list, so this call was quite unexpected.

Are there any remedies to these bothersome and time-consuming calls at any time of the day? It can be tremendously vexing to repeatedly answer silent calls. What exactly do these callers aim to accomplish?

Despite being told to stop, these individuals persistently call me. It's the same scam every time, claiming to be from Microsoft Windows and demanding that I turn on my computer. It's becoming tiresome. The last time he called, I explicitly warned him not to contact me again. In response, he threatened that if I refused, my computer would never start again for him. Frustrated, I abruptly ended the call. To my surprise, he called me back and continued with the same scam routine. Fed up, I informed him that I was recording our conversation for the FBI. This angered him, and he began hurling vulgar insults and making threatening statements towards me. He even went as far as to threaten my life, stating that I would be dead before Christmas.

Engaging with these callers can be quite enjoyable if you play along with them for a while. However, to avoid giving myself away, I have made the mistake of laughing too much and too soon on occasions. Nonetheless, there are numerous fantastic opportunities to build their anticipation only to disappoint them in the end.

The person phoning informed me that someone is currently using my computer. I asked them for what purpose. They replied that the person is sending my information to others, and inquired about the last time I used my computer. I responded that I had been on it all night. They then asked about the previous time I used it. I explained that my computer had not been shut down for quite some time. They suggested that I could fix the problem myself and asked if I could see any yellow or red dots. I stated that I couldn't. Afterward, they instructed me to close all my windows and locate the Ctrl button. I agreed to do so. They proceeded to ask me about the next button I should press. I replied that it was the Windows key on my keyboard. They sounded satisfied and requested that I press the Windows key and the letter "R" simultaneously. Fed up, I hung up the phone and they called me back three times subsequently, but I chose not to answer.

This phone call is incredibly frustrating. The person speaking has very limited proficiency in English. Lately, we have been receiving numerous calls like this. I clearly requested for them to remove our number from their call list, but they never take action.

I received a call from someone with limited English skills who claimed to be from Windows. Being familiar with these types of calls, I was not happy to receive yet another one. In frustration, I angrily shouted at the person on the other end of the line and abruptly ended the call. It's frustrating to see that these calls have persisted over the years without any signs of stopping.

He alleged that there was someone hacking into my computer. But right from the beginning, I could tell it was nonsense. I inquired about the number of computers I owned, considering he had called me and ought to be aware? It seemed he suspected me of lying. So, I countered by telling him that he must be the one lying to me! Eventually, he grew disinterested and abruptly ended the call. This marked his second attempt at this scam. The first time, I simply hung up, but this time around, I had some extra amusement;-)

Beware of Computer Fraudsters! The infamous scammers who claim that someone is attempting to breach your Windows computer security. It's astonishing that despite the repeated exposure of this scam, it continues to circulate.