Watch out for calls that claim to be Microsoft tech support and warn you about a computer problem. These robocalls often use generic scripts, foreign accents, and urgent language to pressure you into granting remote access or sharing personal data. Because the number +1‑507‑460‑5030 isn’t linked to any legitimate Microsoft office, treat any such outreach as suspicious. Hang up immediately, block the source in your phone, and report the incident to the FTC or your local consumer protection agency. Never install software or provide passwords without verifying the caller through official Microsoft channels. Staying skeptical is the best defense.
The messages alone should have served as a warning, and it is crucial to prioritize intelligence over smartphone usage.
I found two messages on my answering machine from scammers pretending to be from Microsoft Windows, warning me about someone in Russia and China using my email. Fortunately, my phone identified them as scammers, and I wasn't deceived. The callers had poor English skills and left two different call-back numbers.
A man with a strong accent, claiming to be from Microsoft, called me and said my computer is spreading a virus, but I'm not buying it
The caller claimed to be Phil from Microsoft, with a strong foreign accent, stating that my computer was infecting the internet with viruses. I immediately recognized the scam and told him he was a fake, urging him to find a legitimate job instead of deceiving people. He responded by saying he was poor, to which I replied that he had been given opportunities in the US and Canada and should change his ways. The conversation ended with him hanging up on me, a clear indication of his guilt.
The call went straigt to my answering machine, but no message was left, whats the point of calling someone in Minnesota from a mountain town in BC, it dont make sence
A man claiming to be Richard contacted me, alerting me to a security issue with my Windows system.
Frequent unwanted calls are becomming a nuicance, no message left and appearently a robocall scam.
I highly doubt that was actualy Microsoft you contacted, you would be able to change your password almost instantly
Coincidentally, after contacting Microsoft to change my password with a 30-day waiting period, I received a call from this number claiming my computer was sending warning signals and offering to fix the issue, which I wisely declined.
A woman called from this number, asking to access Windows services, but the request was denied and the call was ended.
A lady from this number contacted me, saying she was from windows, but when I told her I dont have a computer, she just kept insisting, seems like a prank.
A call from this number came in at 4 pm, but the caller's name was unknown. With two to three calls per day, it's becoming increasingly frustrating.
I recived a hang up call from this number in Toronto, I ushally answer these calls to have fun with the caller, but I get so many calls from odd US area codes that I dont know anyone in.
A person claiming to be from Microsoft tech support asked to speak to my father, i immediatly hung up as it was clearly a scam attept.
A tecnical supprt call was recived from this number, stating that ther was a problum with my computer, and the callers name was suposed to be George, but its just anothr scam.
A call was received in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, Canada, but when answered, there was no one on the line before the caller hung up.
This guy tried to scam me, told me he had my computer registered, but i dont even have a computer, what a scammer
Using a robo-dialler, this number repeatedly calls without leaving a message, and reverse lookup efforts have been unsuccessful, suggesting a potential scam
