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Scammer's website www.anytech365.com
Scammer's email [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],
Country Belgium
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service Scam
Initial means of contact Online classifieds (e.g., Craigslist)
Scammed want it stopped
first ocsofthelp sold me a driver cleaner, then anytech365 popped up. They called from FR, NL and ES. got connected to my husband's laptop then could do nothing, the laptop was then broken down adked bilock code. No way, no code worked. So now a friend needs to repair it. anytech socalled replied it is solved, not their fault wrong installation not conform with EU? Based in spain? now I receive [censored] mail re intelliguard that I never asked for. Amount they try to charge is 1087 Eur blocked my bank and credit card in the meantime think of another account as well. it must be stopped. Mail used is [email protected] he replies. They do as if they do not understand you, I am really angry. They even operate under different names, see attached invoice.
Driver Booster 9 SCAM
Best regards,
Team AnyTech365
Scam
Whenever I call the *company* anytech365 who is SUPPOSED to be in the business of securing your data are actively involved in an effort to STEAL your data.
DON'T BLAME ANYTECH365
Folks who have been subjected to a scam were NOT contacted by Anytech365 and were contacted by an imposter. I was also scammed the exact same way but was able to discover the scam in time not to send money. It seems that when I posted a five star review on Trustpilot with my name a scammer used my info to call me. Claiming he needed to correct some issues he convinced me to let him take over my computer.
I caught on before sending any money I shut him down but my computer was locked. He had managed to change my password and I could not longer get into my computer. I had to turn to Anytech365 to have them repair my computer which they did.
If you want the truth about them you are welcome to call me. I won't put my name and phone number here but you can reach me by looking me up on my web site.
I am a California attorney and a former L.A. County Deputy District Attorney.
My web site is www.lawcal.com
"Bob"
Hearing that you had a great experience is the best thing we could hope for! Your recommendation means a lot to us. Thank you for choosing AnyTech365, we look forward to serving you for many years to come!
First of all we apologize for your experience which certainly did not meet your expectations. Please be assured that customer satisfaction is a priority for us. Therefore we would like to get in touch with you in order to solve the problem and eliminate the incomprehension. Please send us your contact information to [email protected], our team will contact you as soon as possible.
Once again, we are sorry for the delay.
Team Anytech365.
Having had major problems with my laptop over the preceding 6 months, I was interested but still suspicious, so I checked the company out on the web, to discover a mixed bag of opinion, the majority of which only highlighted a pressure sales method but few mentioned a scam or fraudulent intent.
After a lengthy phone discussion, I opted for a 6 months trial only at a much-reduced but still significant cost.
As soon as I had paid, their technician started working on my machine through remote access, firstly removing my security package then loading their custom apps which included cleaners, space savers, internet and device protection packages. So far so good, as everything worked, however, there was not much of an improvement in speed or stability, so about 3 months later, I called their technician up again and he did some further work. All seemed to be fine except that given all of the work and the custom apps, I still saw no significant improvement on my device.
This being the case, I determined that I would allow the single cover trial period to lapse and did not even consider increasing either the time period or the number of devices.
I intended to get in touch with the company, to ensure that a) there was no auto-renewal and b) my bank to alert them not to pay any debit transactions for this company should they come through.
Coincidentally, earlier this week, before I'd had a chance to do either of the above tasks, I received a call purportedly from AnyTech365, with an accent and voice I recognised; that of the salesperson I'd discussed the original coverage with. For information, it was a male voice, articulate, but English was not his first language and I recognised it as being a Dutch accent, with a slight American overtone, which I had been familiar with in my International employement.
He said that the purpose of the call was to refund my payments as due to lack of sales, the company was no longer able to fulfil the coverage we had agreed.
This surprised me for the following reasons:
1. The agreed coverage period we had agreed on had past and no further contact, agreement, or payment had ensued.
2. As a result of the above point, I had not expected any sort of refund.
3. My suspicions were further aroused, however, when he asked me to log in to my device so that he could remotely access the machine to a) remove their custom software, and b) then process the refund to me.
Given that I decided that the refund part of his action would not require access to my machine, I said I was not able to access my machine to authorise the remote connection and for him to call back later that day.
This gave me the time to further investigate his claims, the majority opinion of those on the web, determined that, as suspected, it was a scam.
Needless to say, the salesman did not call back as agreed so I am raising this issue as a potential scam and recording my experiences to alert others of this issue.
Do not get caught out - stay safe!
First of all we apologize for your experience which certainly did not meet your expectations. Please be assured that customer satisfaction is a priority for us. Therefore we would like to get in touch with you in order to solve the problem and eliminate the incomprehension. Please send us your contact information to [email protected], our team will contact you as soon as possible.
Once again, we are sorry for the delay.
Team Anytech365.
Thank you for your comment, following the transmission of your contact details via the Trustpilot platform, our customer relations team has contacted you directly to assist you in this matter. Please check your email box, and come back to us when possible.
We remain at your entire disposal.
Team Anytech365
Type of a scam Tech Support
We are sorry that you have been victim of a scam attempted , please be assured that anytech365 does not condone such dubious practices and we take such problems seriously.
Our customer service is at your disposal for more information, below our email address for any need:
[email protected]
Anytech365 Team
November 7, 2020 I purchased a product 2x first one went through
2nd one did not I waited till next day before I called Tech Support " Anytech365"
to find out why I had not received said product. I had the misfortune to talk to a Travis Roberts . Before I knew it he asked me if he could remote access my CPU. Since I had used Iobit for years I thought nothing of it thinking that since Anytech365
was in partnership with them I said they could. I admit it now I made a mistake in doing so.
But here's what happened it took me several hours thinking I was being helped all that happened was. He went through my CPU made inappropiate remarks regarding what I used my CPU for and was shocked over my having 2 e-mail accounts. Then he requested to run a check of my CPU another mistake on my part. Then came the
hard sell regarding Anytech365 product.Travis Roberts tried and tried I kept telling him it was too expensive and I needed the money slotted for my truck to fix my truck.
At that point he went on about my CPU being of more importance. I finally told him what use was the #&$% product and I got into my truck the next day and died due to the lack of funds to repair her. He went on about my need to protect my CPU. I finally had to tell him I couldn't afford it and when I had the cash I'd call and let him know
hoping to shut him up and let me off the phone. I was finally able to hang up.
Then came the totality of what Anytech365 did. I had a funny feeling so I changed passwords and what iI thought needed to be done. I shut down my CPU. Then turned it back on. I used my new password on login screen . So far so good then what they had done happened. Blank screen so I shut it down again. An restarted my CPU. All
I got was a Blue screen a windows message of stop code . then further down it
stated stop code Critical process died. And then it was I could only do minor repairs to my truck and having to buy a new CPU. I have been back n forth with Iobit demanding the money spent on their product returned and to made whol4e on the money I had to spend to replace my CPU. I have had to hold them responsible for what happened. If it wasn't for them I'd of never come in to contact with Anytech365
whom is their tech support. And I'd be able to drive my truck safely the work needed be done would of been done. I have asked nothing of them but refund of moneys spent and price of new CPU.
they wanted to refund my money months ago and wanting access to my banking account so they could deposit the amount
are you kidding me was a scam so they could get to my account and take my money
well I said no and I filed a fraud claim with my bank
they also use team viewer so it can look like they deposited the money into your account, this is what the fraud dept at the bank related to me
Do not, I Repeat do not give this company access to your bank account
I hope this can help someone
Scammer's email support@anytech365
Country United States
Victim Location FL 33176, USA
Type of a scam Tech Support
In the evening, I was feeling uneasy about the whole thing, so I got into my computer and realized that the system was not working, it was freezing and it didn’t let me opened any of my files. So, here is what I did!
Disconnected the computer from Internet to cut access to Anytech365.
Back up my files and buy and change the hard drive for a new one, one of my friends helped me to do this. It is worth the additional expense, since, you really don’t know if they installed any spy app.
I documented the issues with emails to Anytech365 and BBC copy me.
I called my credit card company and explain what happened and told them that I have documentation of them not responding to my request for help on the crashing of my desktop, they had damaged it and in addition, I had given them remote access. The credit card company credited my account and so far, we’re in dispute. Anytech365 has not answer to any of my emails or the calls to my credit card company.
Close my credit card, the company gave me a new credit card.
Change passwords and I’m keeping a closer look to any suspicious charges on my accounts.
Upgrade my software virus.
To my experience, Anytech365 is as scam and should be documented since they are not in the USA. They are based in Spain and London.
This is happened at the beginning of 2020. One more thing, I have a very good understanding in computers. However, I let them tricked me. Don’t feel bad, just fight them back.
Scammer's website anytech365.com
Scammer's address Ctra Nacional 340 Km 189, Marabella
Country United States
Victim Location OH 43068, USA
Type of a scam Tech Support
I heard nothing until 2 months ago, when I started getting phone calls every day. They said they learned their software system had been compromised. They wanted to get back on to my computer to remove the corrupted software from my hard drive. Once they had done that, they would be able to refund my money. I said you don't owe me any money. They insisted they wanted to get on the computer to take care of the corrupted software. After 3 conversations, I hung up on them.
On Saturday, I got another phone call. I answered, it was Ben Watson w10786) reference marklima7866.ww from Anytech365. He had an accent that didn't match the name Ben Watson, like a Spanish accent. He said he needs to work with me to get access to the corrupted software. He said Geek Squad wouldn't know how to remove our encrypted codes. He said they wouldn't even recognize there was something wrong or the computer was corrupted. He had me go to Wind drive through windows. I had to find the cls ID. Then he had me go into a free program online for teleconferencing which connected me to a website. When we got on Wind drive. He said do you see the corrupted programs, and I watched him remove the programs it took 4-5 seconds. Then he had me go to another website, iexplore/teamviewer.com. Then he said everything would be removed. Then he said if I wanted my refund, I needed to go through the same process we did on Memorial Day Weekend. So, I allowed him to walk me through the process. He was explaining the process to me. He wanted my bank information. I said send me a check, He said they could only refund me electronically doe to international banking laws. So, I tried to get online with my bank. I couldn't remember my online password. He could see my screen. He said I can only see what you see. He asked if I could see numbers, and I said no, He said then he couldn't use the information because it was all bullets. Then he told me to call the bank and get my online password. he said to call him back at 206-208-4870.I called my bank two times to get my username and password. I called back and asked if he had a record of the original card. I drove into my local bank, and they said Anytech could refund, but could not withdraw. I tried calling twice, and no answer, and on Sunday, no answer. But today, on Monday, I got on my computer, then i got a call. I didn't answer, then I got a text: "This is Eric. I believe you remember. Today is the last day for the refund. Tomorrow is our renewal day and you will automatically be charged $699. You tell me what you want. If you don't cancel it will automatically be charged to your account." The original renewal price was $399 for 6 months, now, according to the text it's $699." I responded to the text, saying the account no longer exists, you can't charge it. I'm not due a refund, this is a scam". Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/AnyTech365/about/?ref=page_internal