I just received a call from a Brit Virgin Is number saying they were with the Windows Tech Support, that I was getting a lot of error messages, and they were going to show me how to fix them. They wanted me to go intowww.ammyy.com. I asked for a call back number, and asked how they got my name and phone number. They said it was from my customer ID. Is this some scam? Anybody else ever have this happen?1 person needs an answerI do too

I just received a call from a Brit Virgin Is number saying they were with the Windows Tech Support, that I was getting a lot of error messages, and they were going to show me how to fix them. They wanted me to go intowww.ammyy.com . I asked for a call back number, and asked how they got my name and phone number. They said it was from my customer ID. Is this some scam? Anybody else ever have this happen?Absolutely not. This is a scam. Check out the MyWOT score card on the link below where others have posted who have been taken by the scam.http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/ammyy.comI don't vote for myself I'm not here for the points. If this post helps you, vote. Visit my forum @ http://repairbotsonline.com/

On Fri, 24 Dec 2010 19:13:43 +0000, InstantCarma wrote: > I just received a call from a Brit Virgin Is number saying they were with the Windows Tech Support, that I was getting a lot of error messages, and they were going to show me how to fix them. They wanted me to go intowww.ammyy.com. I asked for a call back number, and asked how they got my name and phone number. They said it was from my customer ID. Is this some scam? Anybody else ever have this happen? Yes it's a scam, and it's one that's getting more and more prevalent.They are not from Microsoft. Do not let them into your computer. Donot even talk to them. Simply hang up on them. Ken Blake (MS MVP)