jim f from Auburn 2538020309 / +12538020309

Who calls with 2538020309?

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   jim reported jim f with the number ‎+12538020309 as Cost trap

   7/29/14, 7:51 PM

   Claims to be a Microsoft rep from intech.
   
   Don't believe them. Microsoft does not solicit business this way

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   Emm reported unknown with the number ‎+12538020309 as Harassment calls

   7/3/13, 9:49 PM

   This jerk with a thick Indian accent called my house at 9:45 at night saying something about a computer. I told him never to call here again but I doubt he'll listen.

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   beth reported unknown with the number ‎2538020309 as Harassment calls

   7/2/13, 8:54 PM

   caller says I have something wrong with my computer. I told him I had already received these calls and to stop. he told me he would call again and again.

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   Tex reported number ‎+12538020309 as unknown

   6/28/13, 5:22 PM

   This number has called me twice a day for several days. Male speaker has a thick Indian accent and shouts. I said "Put me on your do not call list." He said he could not do that unless I did him a favor first. I usually hang up or they do. Sometimes a call comes from this number and nobody is there.

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   Investigator jeff reported number ‎+12538020309 as unassigned

   5/23/13, 1:50 PM

   This number calls my home everyday, several times in the last week. There is never a voice on the other end. It shows up on caller I.D. as Unassigned.

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   FYI - Beware reported Microsoft certified tech with the number ‎2538020309 as Cost trap

   5/23/13, 1:58 AM

   This guy has India or Pakistan accent and claims to be a Certified Microsoft Tech. Then asks if you are sitting in front of your computer ... then requests that you bring up the Event Viewer and asks you to count the red & yellow icons on your screen. Once you've done that, he expresses adamant concern and informs you that your computer is loaded with viruses and that a System Crash is imminent unless you go to windowpccare website that looks like a legitimate Microsoft webpage, and click on a certain icon. After that, they remote-access your computer, and send you a 'solution' in notepad.
   $239; $337; or $479 for them to fix your computer systems. Now they want a credit card #. (don't give it to them!) What they did was install a password on your Operating System during startup. Now they tell you if you don't pay, they're not responsible if your system crashes. Of course, they had nothing to do with it!!

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