Got a call - they said they were calling from Rogers and asked me about the service quality. Later they wanted me to confirm Address/ Phone etc. I hung up without giving any info. Looks like some crooks trying to steal identity. Should blame Rogers for their carelessness. Please hang up the phone when someone asks you to confirm any personal/demographic informatio. Cheers

Yes, AR is correct, its apparently a person from "Microsoft support" they have you look through your event viewer and stuff like that to make it appear to be real. After about 5 minutes of them "helping" they say they are going to connect you to a service tech.

They then tell you to go to www.support.me where you are given an access pin, a file gets downloaded on to your system, which, on a windows system does 2 things, first off after the self-executing exe file unzips its program and "searches" for the virus. A secondary remote access program starts up and someone gain access to your computer. This is just like the old back oriface programs from the 90's.

Its actually quite funny because I asked the kid on the phone "how stupid are you?" He replied "no you stupid!"

I threatened to kill him and burry him in the ground, I do hope he calls the police and has me arrested like he threatened.

i get calls from this number all the time and the other one that does that too its irritating and really pisses me off... they actually just called 2 minutes ago f****rs!!

this number called me in the evening no message left no answer when i called back - very suspicous

got a call ~1:15pm on a Saturday, no voice or fax noise. Call display shows (519) 570-4223

Yes, AR is correct, its apparently a person from "Microsoft support" they have you look through your event viewer and stuff like that to make it appear to be real. After about 5 minutes of them "helping" they say they are going to connect you to a service tech.They then tell you to go to www.support.me where you are given an access pin, a file gets downloaded on to your system, which, on a windows system does 2 things, first off after the self-executing exe file unzips its program and "searches" for the virus. A secondary remote access program starts up and someone gain access to your computer. This is just like the old back oriface programs from the 90's.Its actually quite funny because I asked the kid on the phone "how stupid are you?" He replied "no you stupid!"I threatened to kill him and burry him in the ground, I do hope he calls the police and has me arrested like he threatened.