A man with a heavy accent said Windows software on my computer had reported a problem.  He directed me to a third party web site to enable him to take over my computer remotely.  Before I clicked to authorize it, I asked him his name.  He only said "Ross."  I asked him his company name.  He said "Wizard."  I asked him for a phone number at which he could be reached so that I could authenticate his identity.  He said "315" and then disconnected the call.

They called a few times, I said Hello, they didn't say anything but stayed on the line for a long time. Then
they hung up

Computer SCAM.

I received a call from a man with a thick accent claiming someone was trying to hack my "Windows" and I needed to "turn on" my computer. I responded, no, he wanted to know if there was a better time to call. I replied his number was on my caller ID and I would call them back at my convenience....fat chance...this is definitely a SCAM!!!

We do not answer calls from unknowns or people we do not know.  Scammer use these type numbers.  What has happened with do not call list?  No one pays attention to it.