TechBuddha......I have been receiving calls from this indian tech support and they are fraud bast....d.  Dont let them have access to your system.

That was a good idea to change your passwords from another computer. I would also contact the bank, to see if there is anything else you can do.

Frauds - Want to access my computer remotely and install virus to hack details i.e. bank etc.Dont give them access to the computer at all.

Yes, definitely a fraud, however I'm afraid "the authorities" can't do much except get the phone number disconnected. Then they will start using a different phone number. These people are committing fraud outside the country and no court in Canada will prosecute them. What is a local police sevice going to do - send officers to Inda to arrest a sweat-shop full of people earning $5 per week and bring them to Canada and prosecute them? Even if the ring-leaders can be identified they will not be prosecuted here or in India (or whatever country, it's not just India). And it's not just one set of fraudsters. There are many of these rings operating.And I agree with the first commenter - there should a a FRAUD section to choose from because 'Telemarketer' just doesn't cut it.

I received a call from these guys a month ago.  My wife just received one tonight. They don't take no for an answer.  My wife strung them along for about 15 minutes.  Kept him from calling anyone else for a little while anyways.  These guys really come prepared, phone numbers and website. They advertise on youtube.  Make it look really official. I like the air horn idea.  Might have to bring one back from work. Haha!

They called me last night and said they looked in my computer and that it was infected. I replied "amazing, and what operating system was my system running when you looked in it?"

He replied. "Windows and it is infected. We looked in it."

I replied "so my Mac is running windows? Didn't do a very good job looking around did you?"

Then I hung up.