I assume that is their target audience and they really tried to "help"
me. I made them give me the http a bunch of times before I got them to
go another way. I thought "bad file or command name" would ring a bell
with someone.
I was cooking my lunch so I had the time to kill. Tapping my
fingernails on the counter sounded enough like typing to keep them
happy that I was playing along.
I wonder if their trojan would even run on a W3.1 system. I assume
that is what you get when you get to their web site.
I have been hearing from these people at least once a week so it might
be fun trying ... on dial up. (No ethernet support in W/3.1, you need
3.11 and some drivers)
The Panasonic phones we use in the house have a call blocking feature. If we get a call we don't
recognize, and if no message is left, it gets blocked. The fake calls have calmed way down.
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