Apr 2, 2017
The caller ID said NewJersey & the #. I knew this was likely a spam call. I had heard a similar scam described, as running through Facebook, with a fake technical support guy offering to synch into a friend's Mac computer. She asked what is the serial # of my computer & he could not answer. So she checked with her real Apple Computer support and learned this was a scam to steal all the private info off her computer!
Back to my caller... A man with a thick East Indian accent, with a pool of other caller's voices in the background spoke, saying he was calling about Windows, on my computer.
I played with something a healer friend taught me. I said in a very angry tone, "let me tell you something. I am a shaman, and know that if you pull a scam or steel money or attempt to, from innocent people like me, it will potentially come back and turn against you one thousand fold, or maybe times a million."
"I know this is a scam, and I beg you to go find a real job, that doesn't scam off and steel from people." I continued.
He politely argued that I had no right to accuse him of bringing a scam. He argued from a few angles. I didn't really care or fall for it!
"I don't have Windows and I know this is a scam. Please take me off your list, and good bye!" I said, as I hung up.
Total Scam!