503-214-2372

said they were from Yahoo, that our yahoo password was changed (we did change it) and that someone was trying to get into our account. She was very upset when we wouldn't talk to her, told her we would take care of it. Called back 4 times.

Got a call from 503-214-2372. Scammer saying my email account was hacked. Called themselves hackers and wanted me to send $1000. When I refused a person "Thomas" said he wanted to have sex with my daughter and got even more rude after that.

Call from 503-214-2372 trying to gain access to my AOL account and credit cards

Got a call from guy speaking with foreign accent. Said my Hotmail account was compromised and he wanted me to verify info with him. I told him he was a scam artist and he was argumentative about he was not and would lock my email account. Told him go ahead, Hotmail was a free account and I would just create a new account and I hung up.

Allegedly calling from AOL, telling me my IP has been compromised and only they can fix it. For Free. Oh, except for the ultimate fix which costs more than $1,000. Total scam. All foreign speaking.

Got a call from this number, Male with foreign accent. Aggressive when I questioned who he was. Stating I had an inquiry from Russia to access my email account. He stated that I needed to change my password with him in order to avoid having my account hacked. I hung up he called back twice, I blocked the number. Unfortunately I was not able to find a reliable number for Yahoo. He did know my email address.

I just received a call from this number. An aggressive tone man with an Asian accent, claimed to be Yahoo host support. Said my email account had a request to change the password. Wanted to find out if I had made that request or if not that it was being made from overseas and if I did not do something with him my account would be frozen forever. I confronted him that he was a scam as I had checked his number and it was reported as a scam call. He said if I thought it was a scam just hang up, so I did.

They called claiming to be from Yahoo, said something about potential viruses associated from my account. I hung up and check my email; no sent emails, nothing. So I changed my password. The guy was really insistent, and he called back after I hung up on him.

I got several calls, 2 hours apart, stating they worked on my computer last year. This was the same scam that someone else trade last month and succeeded in crashing my computer and trying to extort for over $7,000!

Calls repeatedly in a day, caller ID is User 10. Does not leave message.