Who calls from this number, who? When you call back there is a dial tone.

I  got a call from this number just a couple minutes ago - saying the were sending product for my photocopier machine - at $529 (old price) as they were late letting me know their prices went up to $589.They knew my full name - and said they would be sending the product out in 5-7 days. Said they were sending one and I had 7 left on hold. I didn't give them any payment information of course, so not to sure what they are doing?Any one else have this happen?I tried calling back the number but it just comes up with a constant busy signal...They then called me again - and said a really mumbled company name and when I asked them to repeat it they gave me a completley different company name. I did however get their names (as it was two different people that called) Shelley and Tony. When Shelley called she was confirming the "purchase" I had made with Tony - and wanted my fax number to send me a paper they wanted me to sign confirming the $529. I told them no - I didn't want anything from them and she said "I will let Tony know, you don't need anything" and hung up.

Nobody is going to hack into your computer, so don't worry.  It's a scam from India.Best rule to follow?  NEVER, EVER give anyone any kind of personal information out over the phone unless YOU were the one who initiated the call.

ya i got that number (604) 678-5888 earlier today and they said they had my license of my computer, so i replied " well what is my license? and they and i exchanged a couple of words. well heck i was actually busy cooking ! and now i burnt my dinner.  so these people have too stop!

They call me at 903am today. But didn't pick up!

called is not bell my service provide is bell.. the person calling hangs up and does not talk

SCAM!! With the sound of a busy call center in the background, a polite sounding man began the call by telling me that they have detected a "problem with your Windows PC". When I asked what the "problem" was he said his company had received a report that my computer has been infected.  This idiotic scam struck me as so funny that I burst into gales of laughter and when I stopped for a breath, the man said, "Don't laugh like that, Madam. You'll get a heart attack", which made me laugh again. I asked him how he could do this (scam) and sleep at night, he sputtered a little, but when I asked him how he could look in his children's eyes, he hung up. Following this call, I tried looking up this number but - surprise - it can't be found.