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Sep 13, 2013
This guy was very persistent and vague. I confirm the same Microsoft script, as the first commentator mentioned. When I asked for details as to whats my computer code key or serial number he ignored my questions and continued to tell me he was only trying to help.
I asked to be placed on the FCCs Do-Not-Call registry and he had no idea what I was talking about. This lack of knowledge about basic sales calling legalities led me to believe this is some sort of computer phishing scam. When I asked for his name he gave me a name out of middle America( I think he said Rob or Paul Wilson), although he had a strong Indian accent. I am ethnically Indian and laughed at him for trying to use such a fake name with me.
I abruptly hung up only after trying to get more information. This guy was very patient and persistent in avoiding my questions. I can see how elderly or non-tech savvy individuals can be easily taken in by this scam. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!
I asked to be placed on the FCCs Do-Not-Call registry and he had no idea what I was talking about. This lack of knowledge about basic sales calling legalities led me to believe this is some sort of computer phishing scam. When I asked for his name he gave me a name out of middle America( I think he said Rob or Paul Wilson), although he had a strong Indian accent. I am ethnically Indian and laughed at him for trying to use such a fake name with me.
I abruptly hung up only after trying to get more information. This guy was very patient and persistent in avoiding my questions. I can see how elderly or non-tech savvy individuals can be easily taken in by this scam. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!