This number I just answer my phone and set it down or act like a insaine person saying I'm going to catch them in there dreams! They stopped after the second call! I pay my bill so it's not a collection agency! It's just someone wanting to find dumb people to scam! Just act insaine and they won't call back! Lol.

When I thought about this call and the persistence of the caller I couldn't help but feel sad.  Imagine being an individual who has no family or friends and has to resort to calling strangers in order to hear another person's voice.  Sad indeed.

I got a call from this number, it's a toronto #, which is where I'm from but my house phone still rings long distance. I answer thinking it's my dad, (no call display, just *69), say "hello.....hello?" Then all I hear is "beep, goodbye"...call back and it's say the same as what you all are saying, "we're sorry....." Irritating

I am surprised that you do not recognize this call as being a call from a psychopathic con artist. These people are crooks. They claim to be able to see errors in your computer, which they will offer to fix for you. When they take control of your computer with your help, they render your computer to an inoperable state, then demand money to fix the problem. Initially,  they will show you some listed errors in your computer, which are always there and should not concern you, in order to convince you that your computer needs repairing. It is obvious why a bunch of crooks would not have a number that you can call back. Computers need maintenance to deal with virus and malware infestations, also, the general use of the computer gathers redundant files, especially in the temporary file section. Try to find a friend who can set up MIcrosoft Security Essentials,  Malwarebytes(excellent cheap anti-malware program, slimware utilities cleaner program, and run these 3 programs regularly to keep your computer in a healthy state.

Hi," I think I'm not sure ,but may be its from C.S.S" it could be ...by the way take care.

Picked up the phone, 5 seconds of silence, then a woman's automated voice said "Thank you" and it hung up.