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I received a similar call and decided to play along, which involved navigating through my computer's event viewer and being asked to describe the error messages I saw
Following a conversation with someone who had a heavy accent, I was transferred to Andy Marshall, who provided the number 415-8309-3699. Now, I need to take steps to remove any potential malware from my computer, as they had access to it for a brief period before I shut it down. It's frustrating that I let my guard down.
I was contacted by a man named Ryan, who claimed my computer was infected and offered to check it for a fee, but his intentions seemed malicious.
A call from 1-415-830-3699, supposedly from India, attempted to scam me by claiming I owed money for 'Instant Support,' and should be treated with caution.
Somebody with a heavy accent, who clamed to be Peter, called me from a blocked number, he was suposedly from My Instant Support and wanted me to cheack my computer for malware, I dont think this is legit, alot of agresive taktics was used
I received a call from this number, and the individual, who claimed to be Kevin from Microsoft, attempted to guide me through the process of removing a purportedly malicious virus from my computer.
I got same info, same caller, but the name is Ryan Williams, i say too bad, i aint calling back, sorry
A call was recieved just a few minites ago, and it seems they are atempting to trick me into doing some work on my computer, then directing me to their website, where they would instal a key logger or steel information like passwords and creditcard details. Alternativly, they might instal malacious software and ask for payment to remove it or offer supposid support.
A greeting was all that was provided.
