AT THE SOUND OF MY TONE.. LISTEN TO THIS.. a BIG PISS OFF.@!!

Dont listen to that john guy, It is a masive scam going around, Dont let anyone connect to your computer, Just ignore them.

Unfortunately these scammers taked my neighbour into buying their 'Advanced System Care' product for $250 and removing his existing antivirus software (I suspect after giving them remote access). An expert has been called in to examine the extent of the damage.

This person called jennifer has been calling my mum over the last few days and telling her that there was a virus/issue with her computer. They were talking her through connecting her computer to them over the phone for almost 2 hours, but her internet wouldnt work. She had no idea that this was a scam until she mentioned it to me on the phone last night and I suggested that it could be. My research into this number today shows it most certainly is.

Guy trying to convince me I had a hacked on my computer and he needed me to go online so he could walk me through the problem through remote access. Got name and details.....said Technical Dept for OTS, saying it was a windows support service for all windows computers. Through google it seems this has been done to many others.

what do you mean by "supposed technicians contracted by MS". Are they contracted by Microsoft.

Their website is http://ourtechstore.comWhen asked for their main business, they reluctantly answered with "tech support"Hung up on me when I asked them for their ABN.

i have had a caLL AND NOW CANT access my email as they have wiped most of programs off and i cant even email the company and it cst me $140

I received two or three unsolicited phone calls from the same outfit during the last month or two.   They came on the phone, saying they are from Microsoft Windows, misrepresenting themselves.  They use the ruse that they are able to detect that my computer is running slow and or has viruses, which is a lie.   This struck me as funny, because I instantly want to know how they say they are able to determine this.  Additionally, although I know that windows uses technical support agents located in India,  I normally only speak to them if I call Windows requesting technical support . Microsoft Windows would never call me out of the blue via the phone.

The second tip-off that something was funny is that the person on the phone  has an East Indian accent, there is a time lag in the line, the person is speaking off of a script and becomes very rude when I ask probing questions.   The Web site they directed me to is attached.    It lists a U.S. address in Georgia, however this is not real, as the perpetrators are based offshore.   There is business at that address in Norcross, Georgia, however guy  there appears to be just dupe and the perps are copying his address.  The tip-off was when I asked the perps WHERE in Georgia they are located, they could not tell me.  Like you don't know your own address and main intersection?? Gimme a break. THIS IS A SCAM !