Claims to be from Dell.  "Your computer is reporting problems."   Yea, right.
Explained that if I have problems, I will initiate a call to Dell.  I hung up.

This is a total, complete ripoff scam. These guys are located in India but they work all hours of day and night so they can pretend to be in the USA and this phone number forwards to, most likely the guys house in, India.  They pretend to be computer technicians of one kind or another. They try to get you to let them on your computer with screen sharing software like TeamView, then they infect your computer with God knows what and try to get you to pay them to get rid of it.  Do NOT accept calls from this number and whatever you do, never ever wire money to a foreign country with Western Union.  I got took for a few hundred bucks before I figured out their game.

This is annoying.  They say they owe me money and I have to be in front of my computer for them to reimburse me.  I told them to send me something.  They said "No. We want to have you on the phone."  It is so lame.  They scammed my elderly dad but I won't fall for it.  So why can't the phone company do something and the FTC?  Why wait for so many complaints?

Ha - the first call I have received because I turn 65 this year.  Scammers trying to have me pay their fake supplemental health insurance premiums.  Violators of the telemarketing laws would be good at covering health costs, yes?  Maybe "no" ??  (Call taken by my gal, they wouldn't leave a number.  Said they were "getting back" to me about Medicare.  Filthy Lies!)