Heads‑up: calls from +14347351361 are almost universally reported as a tech‑support scam. Victims hear a female voice claiming to be from Microsoft, warning of a virus or account shutdown, and pressuring you to grant remote access or hand over personal data. Never give anyone remote‑control privileges or payment info unless you initiated the contact and verified the number on an official Microsoft site. If you receive a voicemail, ignore the callback request and report the number to the FTC or your phone carrier. Blocking the caller and staying skeptical are your best defenses.
this number is associated with other scam numbers, including 858-428-6045 and 858-428-6050, which impersonate directv to obtain sensitive information such as account numbers, pins, and personal data. Their aim is to bill under the guise of 'affordable satellite', and i suspect they operate from pakistan.
The call came through to my landline, rang a couple of times, and then stopped without leaving a voicemail; based on previous reports, it seems to be a scamming attempt.
A voicemail from a supposed Microsoft Security representative was received, but it turned out to be a scam when researched online.
This number calls alot, they claim to be Microsoft, but it's a fraude and a scammer, dont trust them
On my cell phone, a call was recieved from this number on 11-5-19, showing Red Oak, VA on caller id, but i didnt answer because i dont know anybody from that location, they left a voicemail saying somone is trying to hijack my identity, wich is obvioulsy a scam.
Notably, the female voice used in this robo call is identical to the one used in other scams related to 'microsoft', which suggests a common scamming operation. The scammers aim to engage their targets in conversation to execute their schemes.
Obviously, you should never allow someone remote acces to your computer unless you are absolutly sure they are legitamate, scammers can use Syskey to lock you out and demand a ransom
This is yet another scam masquerading as a Microsoft alert, warning that one's computer will become obsolete and prompting the user to take immediate action. However, this is a ruse to gain access to personal data. The only appropriate response is to contact Microsoft's official customer service number to verify the authenticity of the call.
I got a call claiming my computer had a virus, but i dont even use Windows, this is a scam to steal personal info or instal malicous software
they continuelly call me too
This is another attempted scam, supposedly from Microsoft, claiming system hijacking.
The same message keeps being left, its very annoying, especialy since its been going on since 10/31/19
Pretending to represent Microsoft, the caller warned that my computer was at risk and would shut down unless I returned their call.
Given no known connections to Red Oak, NC, it is suspected that malicious intent is behind these calls
