Computer Scam from Anaheim 001714276100 / +1714276100
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City: Anaheim - USA, CanadaTelephone number: 001714276-100
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Gremlin reported number +1714276100 as Computer Scam
Very old scam. They claim to be from Microsoft responding to error reports from your computer. The idea being that they convince you to log on to a remote access website and give them control to fix the problems.
NEVER EVER do this.
This one called himself Ryan but hung up when I asked him to spell it. Next time I shall let them get as far as giving me the Url and then pass that on to the ICO and Action Fraud.