Same thing....called my mobile, told me Windows Service Support and gave me this number and a website to check, clearly neither of which are current or usable.

I got a scam call twice within 30 min apart, the scamer was an Indian guy with typical indian english accent acclaiming that he is from Window Support Cenre in East Melbourne. When I ask his name, he identify himself as Paul Thomson. said 'wow' this not common name for Indians, but he claimed that he is an Spanish. I did a quick search and found that the call was indeed a scam call.

Be aware, don,t fall their trap.

Got a call from a private number today.

Person with Indian accent claiming to be from Windows Support Centre.

When queried for identification, gave me this number and said they were based in East Melbourne.

Scammer quotes a product ID of '888AD' and requests you to access 'ASSOC' in command prompt and verify the .zsfsendtotarget digits. The digits are the same on every Microsoft computer. The trick here is that they make you think they are indeed receiving 'hourly computer reports' from you, because the numbers quoted match yours!

Read about it here: http://www.webologist.co.uk/internet-security/pc-support-security-scams-zfsendtotarget-clsid-trick

Scam

Got a call today from a private number. Claiming to be from the Windows Support Centre.

Was obviously a scam.

When I asked him to confirm his details, he gave me this number.

Makes you wonder how many people fall for this sort of thing.

This is a scam number, how does this get shut down?

Windows Support Centre scam call