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This Microsoft Scam also reminds me of another scam I heard from a client just this past summer. My client was sitting at home, just about to have dinner when they received a mysterious phone call from their, “son” who was, “in Jail in Mexico.” The caller pretended to be their son and computer demanded a couple Thousand Dollars in order to get bailed out of jail. My client actually believed the hoax, all hysterical and anxious; he headed straight to the bank for the $2,000. The guy on the other end stated that he needed it sent through Money Gram from Wal-Mart, right away.