They used to call us as well, always claiming to be from Microsoft. My
wife would always be the one to answer and would disconnect. I happened
to answer one day. I asked them which computer they were asking about.
"Your personal computer, the one you use" he replied. I said to him then
"This is a business, we've got about 30 computers. Which one has the
problem?" After some confused spluttering he disconnected, and we
haven't heard from him since!
On 18/08/2014 11:14 PM, Vincent A. Juliano wrote:
I've had an indian company call me twice about my computer "Problems" and how they could
fix them. Each time the explanation got "murky" as we went long. Each time I cancelled
out. Unfortunately I do not remember the company name.
On Aug 17, 2014, at 10:02 PM, carl wilson wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam
There is an Indian based "Company" Techliveconnect that is using you as a
means of convincing potential users that that they have major computer
problems particularly when they download a piece of software called
Driverdoctor. They appear to be a well organised scam with the charges going
through a Dutch "company" called Avangate. Do you know of them
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