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I inquired about the variety of operating systems he was familiar with. He responded by saying he knows about all of them. To test his knowledge, I asked him to name one Apple operating system. He appeared to become puzzled and uncertain. Sensing that he was being deceitful, I informed him that I am contracted with the NSA (National Security Agency) and would be reporting his false contact information. I politely wished him a pleasant day and made it clear that he would not be able to reach me again by blocking his number.

I inquired about the different operating systems available, and the individual claimed he knows them all. To test his knowledge, I asked him to name a single Apple operating system. He seemed perplexed by my question. I then mentioned that I work on behalf of the NSA and would notify them about his false information. Wishing him a pleasant day, I informed him that he would not be able to contact me again as I blocked his number.

My landline receives no less than 5 calls on a daily basis! Fortunately, I have caller identification, which allows me to ignore them. Nevertheless, it is quite vexing!

I receive calls from this individual on a daily basis. Their number is 18552103300.

I receive frequent calls, multiple times a week, but I choose to disregard them as I suspect they are scam attempts. Beware!

In my view, these fraudsters aim to trick individuals into entering a suspicious URL in their web browser, allowing them to then plant a virus on the victim's computer and gain control over it. During an encounter, I once pointed out to a scammer that his claimed name as "Harry" was unlikely given his accent, suggesting it was more likely to be Abdul. In response, he used an unprofessional remark, saying "up yours". It's rather humorous, since it highlights their lack of professionalism.

I just received a call from a woman with a strong Indian accent. She asked me about some emails from two individuals with what seemed like men's names. I told her that I had never heard of those names before, and she insisted that I check my Windows Email to confirm that I had indeed received such messages. However, I let her know that I don't use Windows; instead, I have an Apple computer. Her tone changed when she inquired again if I really owned an Apple device. I assured her that I did, and suddenly the call ended. I tried calling the number back but received no response. It was quite unsettling, so I am now blocking this number on my phone.

I just got a call from a man with a strong Indian accent claiming to be my tech support. He stated that they received a report indicating there were 2 unauthorized users on my computer. Realizing he was lying, I dismissed his claims and ended the call. Initially, I struggled to comprehend his words and when I requested him to repeat himself, he responded with an attitude, insisting that I should just listen to what he had to say. At that moment, I became suspicious that something was amiss. It's evident that these individuals need to be apprehended and put out of business. This isn't the first time I've encountered such a call, and upon researching the number, it has become apparent that they have been scamming people for over 4 years now.

I also tried to reach out to them a moment ago, but they remained silent. I attempted to call them back, and although they answered, they didn't say anything in response. Their behaviour is quite bothersome indeed.

Please do not answer the phone. Block this number as it is involved in a scam. Contact the police for assistance.

I received a phone call from a gentleman with an Indian accent claiming to be calling from Windows. He mentioned the names of two individuals who were apparently attempting to hack into my computer. According to his records, he believed that I was a senior citizen. However, I clarified that I was not a senior. Surprisingly, he then inquired if I was a minor and proceeded to ask for my age. At this point, I grew suspicious and decided to terminate the conversation immediately by hanging up on him. To my surprise, he persisted and called back multiple times, only for me to ignore his calls. Unfortunately, he made another attempt and upon answering the call, he rudely questioned what the problem may be. I promptly responded by telling him that he was the problem and instructed him not to call me again. Despite my clear warning, he still had the audacity to give it yet another try. However, I chose not to engage and simply ignored his subsequent calls.

They make several phone calls every week

He calls us nearly every day. Despite us blocking him, he continues to call persistently. During one conversation, a man with an Indian accent became belligerent and even called again after we asked him to stop bothering us. It is necessary to take measures to bring this harassment to an end.

Once again, today I received another call from an individual claiming to be from "Windows." They had no authority to contact me regarding my windows or computer. It appears that they are attempting some sort of fishing scheme, and furthermore, their foreign accent is quite noticeable.

A T-Lock Call Blocker has resolved the issue I was encountering with a certain individual who was causing trouble.

Receiving scam calls