This is a scam premium number. When on my computer a page suddenly came up along with a annoying high pitched tone. The page stated my computer was compromised and I had to ring the above number immediately and Microsoft Technicians would fix it up. The Technicians will take control of your computer and steal any info they can get. Get rid of the page immediately by clicking the top right hand ''X'' and return to your screen save and then reconnect to the internet. Also take note of the site you were visiting when this page appeared as if you go back to it the same thing will happen.

Scam number. Do not ring and remember the page u were visiting as it will probably happen again when u visit that site

The same happened to me when I visited a webpage that was not detected as unsafe, which promised information on a Windows problem I was having. In my case the original page (which I believe may be genuine but one that has been hacked) launched some kind of script, then two pop-ups. The messages included the name of my ISP, so were initially quite believable, but I became very suspicious when they launched a "do you really want to leave this page" box.So fortunately I mistrusted them, and visited here instead These crooks are getting cleverer and cleverer, so Reverse Australia is invaluable for these kind of issues - thanks guys!