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Billing Statement Tue, Oct 19, 2021 at 8:22 AM

To: [email protected]

McAfee™

Dear Customer,

Thank you!

Your order has been submitted.

Order Number: MCAF87988786AA

Your 30 days FREE trial period has expired and subscription has been renewed!

On behalf of McAfee we wanted to say thank you for your purchase. We’re so lucky to have customers like you! Order placed on Oct 19, 2021 at 2:07 A.M

You have been charged $428.41 for McAfee security subscription.

Amount has been debited from your Bank Account and it will reflect in your account statement within 24 hours.

Order Summary

Oct 19, 2021

Product description

Product: Total Protection

Product Plan: 2 Year

Device: 5

Item Amount: $428.41

Coupons: $0.00

Estimated Tax: $0.00

Total: $428.41

We want to see you happy, Please feel free to contact us if you have any other queries or cancel this subscription please reach out us on +1 ( 8 0 3 ) 8 8 7 - 8 0 4 4

Thanks & Regards

McAfee™

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I purchased new computer from Dell, it included McAfee anitvirus program, I didn't setup McAfee or open an account. I Received an email that said. Thank you for completing 1 year subscription with McAfee. We will charge your card for renewal of your subscription plan for the amount of $349. charges will reflect on your account statement within the next 72 hours. If you want to Cancel your Subscription and claim your refund. Kindly call McAfee Customer Care: +1 877-341-2330

Called customer care to discuss email. I asked how they were going to charge my card because I didn't open an account and was told that they were associated with the Better Business Bureau and they had provided it to them. Ihave also called McAfee and they have assured me that the email is a scam.

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I received the following text message on my phone:

“Dear McAfee Subscriber

This is to inform you that the Automatic Renewal service for your McAfee was enabled. Your McAfee subscription has been renewed with a lifetime plan for $2185.99 only. As such. McAfee will automatically charge your account within 45 days at the time of the invoice of your Renewal

Thanks for your purchase

If this order is not made by you so call immediately 1-657-845-5068 for help”

Then I received a message from the same source that said:

“PayPal-Dear PayPal User

Your payment for $3989.99 USD has been successfully sent. It will reflect in your statement with in 48 hours

Thank you for using PayPal

for help call customer care

1-657-845-5068”

The last message above I received twice. I have not used McAfee in over 10 years. I have certainly NOT re-ordered anything from them. The prices mentioned above are exorbitant. I tried calling the phone number. There was no answer. I received a similar message a few days ago that appeared to be from Geek Squad telling me I would be billed $348 within 48 hrs. I had not ordered anything from Geek Squad. I called the phone number. This phone number was: 1-919-892-8509 out of Oxford, NC. I told them I did not want the service. They said they would have to get manager approval to cancel. (This was the first red flag for me.). Then, they wanted me to log on to my computer. I told them no. They were insistent. (This was the second red flag for me.). I told them I thought they were a scam and that I was going to contact the BBB, and hung up. The messages above are similar, but the prices are much more expensive.

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I received an email of an invoice from Together is Power - Customer Id: 524589492154 for an invoice of $499.00 for McAfee protection. They list "If you want to cancel this Order contact us our Support Team immediately at +1(844) 966-3806. I called and the man had an very strong Indian accent. He claimed that my cancellation would be released in 1 to 1-1/2 hours. I did tell him I was filing a complaint with you as soon as I was off the phone call with him, he gave his name as Jespin. He asked me what computer I had and I wouldn't tell him and he didn't know. He wanted to send me some form to fill out and I told him if he had my email he could send it. He got mad when I did this.

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After talking with someone at bbb, I recognized the email address as not a real one. I did not do anything, just forwarded it to you all. When I forwarded the email. it left off the email address. I made a copy showing the fake email address.

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I received an email from McAfee Network Firewall Security. I am certain it is a scam. I clicked on the email. Charging $499 to subscribe to McAfee computer protection. Their phone number is 805-517-4524. Email address [email protected]

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Called the number to inquire about which computer the McAfee was installed on, as I didn't want to pay for renewal of the McAfee service. When I told them I wasn't at a computer they insisted I log on to fastconnect.com to allow them to remote into my computer to start the cancellation process. I knew allowing remote access to my computer was not an option, I hung up on them.

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- Medford, OR, USA

I received an email thanking me for my annual payment of $449.96 for virus protection.

I called the phone number associated with the McAfee Customer service and was told to cancel and receive a refund since I did not sign up or authorize this transaction. He advised to to visit this web address and fill out the refund paperwork.

I did so. Suddenly then the person had gained remote access to my laptop. He then started accessing my banking account and changed the password to my microsoft login.

It then showed a transaction for $4500 taken from my banking account.

I have since had to freeze all banking accounts as well as take my computer in to be cleaned.

Sent email (attached) saying my Mcafee subscription was renewed, my bank account was charged, and provided a number to call for cancellation and refund.

1.I don't have Mcafee software and did not request renewal. My bank account has not been charged (yet)

2. Called the number and was instructed to download software so the agent could complete my refund request.

3. It was a program that would allow his control of my computer. At this point I did not allow and told him it was scam.

4. Called McAfee and found it was a scam and provided details.

5. Called scam number and told them they were reported to McAfee and relayed my total anger and disgust. Agent hung up.

- Brunson, SC, USA

Received an email informing me" that my McAfee Support membership was activated for next 3 year plan $499.99

is deducted from my registered account successfully, and my statement will apear in my account in nex 24 to 48 hours"

I did NOT request this. Email shows a Product ID:TTD665789MMOPT and states the transaction will be debited from checking account

- Canal Winchester, OH, USA

I received an email from them saying my credit card would be charged automatically to renew a subscription. So I called the business number and the guy wanted me to log onto my home computer but I refuse and he hung up on me and I looked up the number for McAfee’s customer service and they don’t have an account with any of my info. I gave them the info also so.

Got email being charged money free trial ran out. Called to cancel wanted personal info. Asked how they charged if they didn't have info. Called me stupid, foul language. Wasting his time and hung up.

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- Tuscaloosa, AL, USA

I received an email notice that my McAfee total protection has been automatically renewed in the amount of $299.99. Since it was about time for my subscription to expire, I assumed it was legitimate. However, I decided that I did not want the subscription and replied to have the money refunded. I was speaking to a "representative" of McAfee and was instructed to allow them to access my computer by a "secure computer". Then, I was asked close out the "McAfee" site and open my bank's website and go to online banking. Thinking that I was secure at that point, I entered information to open an online account. The person on the phone instructing me began reading to me what was on my screen. At that point, I informed him that my wife was on the way to the bank to open the account but would return shortly. He told me to not "touch" my computer and to call him back when she returned. In the meantime, I googled "McAfee renewal scam" and found that this was indeed a phishing scam. I called my wife while she was at the bank and we set up fraud alerts and I contacted credit bureaus. Then, I called the number back and informed the scammer that I was aware of the scam and had contacted my attorney who would pursue legal action. At that point, the scammer hung up, confirming that it was a phishing scam.

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This scammer was using the ScamPulse.com logo at the end of their e-mail to me. I have attached a copy of the e-mail (they were kind enough to attach a png file with the complete e-mail they sent to me), to you to review. I have not contacted them, nor do I intend on contacting them, as this is an obvious scam.

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This is an email with an attached invoice supposedly from McAfee saying they are charging you $499 for their tech services. If you get this email don't contact their customer service about the charge because it's a SCAM. They want you to download an app that let's them remote into your account and then they want you fill out a form that gives all your personal info. Just contact your bank, like I did, and make them aware of an unauthorized charge.

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- Mitchell, IN, USA

They sent me an email, don't know how they got my email. They sent me a PDF invoice from McAfee Firewall Defender stating I needed to call 501-509-1025 (Arkansas number), then called me back after hanging up on him from 563-503-5931 (Iowa number). He wanted my banking information so he could cancel the amount they were going to charge me to renew when I never had McAfee protection. They stated that I probably hit on a free trial of McAfee on the internet. I have PC Matic and have had it for years. So, I told him I was going to report him. His name was Albert, he was an Indian (from India), his accent sounded like it.

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- Omaha, NE, USA

I received an email with an invoice stating I will be charged 455.00 for McAfee Premium protection and device updates with a number to call at 205-740-3334. I called to question about it and they hung up on me. I've been watching my bank statements and nothing's been charged yet, but I fear they can get access to my phone.

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Got an initial email titled "#auto renewal charge 1 year plan #"

Within the email there was a message that I was charged $279.99 for my 1 year trial. And if you are not sure about the transaction or if you wish to cancel the order you can contact us at +1 209-498-9759.

I called the number from a landline and there was an automated message stating getting you in contact with the number you dialed but no one answered. Once I hung up got a call back from 786-864-6881 with a live person, had a male voice, and stated he was trying to help me resolve my issue. I told him I would report this number to the ScamPulse.com as this seemed like a scheme to which he replied I had initiated the call and he was just following up. I replied it was odd that he called on a separate number to which he sound agitated and said well he was just returning the call that I had started based on the email I had received (which I had not even mentioned initially).

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- North Charleston, SC, USA

The scammer used McAfee Tech Services. They send you an email thanking you for choosing McAfee Tech Services. The email confirms they have received a request for the McAfee Computer Security and the amount of $499 will be debited and will reflect in your Bank Account statement by today's EOD. The Customer Service number is given in case of refund/canceling the order. (786-540-8224). I call the number to say I didn't order this service. They tell me in order to get a refund I have to go to this website Ultraviewer.net. This site provides you with an id number and password. They then send you to a page with the Better Business Bureau Symbol at the top of the form you need to fill out in order to get your refund. The form asks for your name, Social Security Number, Address, Cell number Bank Name, Bank account numbers for your checking and savings. I realized then that it was a fraud but I had given them access to my computer through Ultraviewer.net. I uninstalled the application. Now I am waiting to see if they actually did have information on any of my bank accounts to take such out $499. Had I provided completed the form they would have all my personal information. I will update you if they were successful.

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Fake Mcafee Invoice. Attempt to charge credit card.

Using ScamPulse.com logo also

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