YES IT IS A SCAM.Under no circumstances give these people access to your computer.They get you to open a certain file on your computer and then they say "OH you have a lot of viruses, sir..."It's a normal error file which exist on every computer. Just tell them to get F@#$%ed. It's the only way to get rid if them... or tell them you have an iMac, ha, ha.....

techsupportkol is a complete scam. they operate from India,that you can find from website directory .They don't have any technical certificate to provide technical support, its a complete lie if they says they are connected with Microsoft or windows. so far they have no connection with any professional technical concern. they just buy leads (Australian telephone no with name) and call them to scam only.I reported to Queensland police and they assured me, they will find out the victim soon.

No, They are not SCAM


I got a call from techsupportkol.com about my computer. A person named Kelvin Jhons he told me that my computer getting slow day by day and he connect my computer to their department and fix up all the problems. I have satisfied with my computer after that. He also call to me after 15 or 20 day to know the status of my computer.

On Monday 15 November, at about 6pm I had an unsolicited phone-call from a person with an Indian accent who introduced himself as a representative of a company named Techsupportkol.com, who said they had an office at 64 George St in Sydney, also in Bradford, UK.
He told me my computer had a security problem which his company would be able to fix and asked me to open my computer to have a look at it.
Sounded like a scam.

(02) 8005 14954
Is a costumer care number no body can call from this number because i call to this number for resolve of my outlook problem, computer speed and for my security. They are not scamming with anyone i think.

Someone from this number rang (on 28/01/2011) my sister-in-law telling her that "there were problems with her computer" and tried to get her to allow a remote session with them, they reckened they were from Microsoft and that they were the "Global Software Servicing Dept." when she rang them back after checking with me. Obviously it's a scam and these people (no doubt operating from India and using localised VOIP numbers) should be shut down. If these scum call you DO NOT give them any details or let them remote to your PC.