(855) 433-2886 Xfinity
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Not sure. Punjabi female Navdeep and a Punjabi male answered as Xfinity. This might be genuine, outsourced service number.
Not very sure.
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Omg. They are India. Few confirmed with me and I raged. Hope they aren’t legit! I feel horrible.
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They give Punjabi first names. If they are scammers than they have a large database of Comcast customers.
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I won’t mess with them again until it’s confirmed that it’s 100 percent scumbag scammers.
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Considering I don’t talk to them, I just wait for them to answer and then I hang up. If you recorded your convo could you send me that.
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I forget how long ago it was posted
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they are in call center
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There are many authorized resellers/partners with numerous phone numbers. These numbers must be called and investigated to know for sure if it’s a scammer or a real company. Scammers have a special offer - typically discounted service with prepayment by gift card. Anything else, I put in the real company category. My litmus test is: no gift card request, not a scammer. Be careful with these. Just because they are in India does not make them scammers.
I called. In my opinion, this is not a scammer.
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A guy with an Indian accent picked up and told me that they needed to connect me to the secured server… UltraViewer… Are you sure that this is not a scam?
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I’m not sure of anything regarding this number 
I was basing my opinion on the fact that they didn’t try the usual prepay with gift cards approach.
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Yeah. I told them that I had problems with my landline phone, and, they asked for it’s number. I gave them a number that is not in service, and, they told me to connect to the secured server with ultraviewer. And again, I did not tell them that I had any problems with my Internet, so why would they want access to my computer?
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That was not me experience at all - and I called 3 times trying to bait them. Each time, if they couldn’t access a real account, they wished me a good day and thanked me for calling Xfinity. I tried to get a special offer, no such offer was extended. Seemed legit to me. IDK, judge for yourself. They didn’t try to scam me at all.
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I don’t know. Why would Xfinity - an American ISP, televison, cell and landline provider put Indians to pick up the phone? I would get it if it was an Indian ISP, but why would Xfinity do that? Seems kind of odd.
And yes the people there did admit that they were Indian - many scammers do admit that they are Indian because then the victim will get sus because of their accent.
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Not odd at all. Many companies have legit call centers in India - even Google.
If you listen to that “robocall”, it isn’t a robocall at all. It’s a recording of a live agent asking for a customer by name.
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I’ve never really called Google and got an Indian guy on the phone - Google even has different campaigns according to where you live - if you call from Britain, a British guy will pick up. If you call from the us, a us guy will pick up.
Do you have evidence of this?
I have the UltraViewer ID saved yes
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That isn’t proof it belongs to them, it could be anyone’s UltraViewer ID.
Same goes for the recording. I could just do a voiceover with any other scammer’s voice and say that it’s them.