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i had a contract with the company and at that time bob helped me with the computer... after using 2 years of services one day john dale called me and told me that my firewall is getting breached.. i trusted him and he told me to take my computer to local store or microsoft store.. as i am an old man i told him i can not take my computer so he offered the help and asked me to pay 399.99 on paypal. i payed him that money and again after 6 months he tries contacting me and left me a voicemail that somebody is trying to get in my computer.. i didnt trusted him.. and i told him that i have already payed so much money and i cannot afford more... dont talk to him as he a scammer and he is taking payments on paypal so report his paypal also... 315 636 5324

Locked my computer wanted info to unlock threatening to lock computer permanently due to Unauthorized activity

- Wichita Falls, TX, USA

I received an email about a Windows Defender program purchase. The email says to call if I didn't purchase. I called the phone number and they told me to download a program to get a refund and uninstall the program. After I was finished, they said to call back with the new code and remote number. I stopped half way through the download and unplugged it from the internet. I did not call them back as requested.

Microsoft warning that my computer had been hacked and to call the Microsoft 1-800 number which I did. The Tech stated all my TVs and cell phones had been hacked. Also, said my bank account had a debit 3000.00 to pay for a PornHub subscription at 4:44 am today.

Pretended to call the 1-800 number of my bank and insisted on finding out the exact balance of my checking acct. which at that point I hung up and had my husband call our bank to investigate any withdrawals from our account. NONE OF WHAT THIS PERSON SAID IS TRUE.

ITS ALL SCAM.

The Microsoft Tech's name was Stella Proper with employee # stmi9115r.

Private Microsoft phone number: 276-243-2689

- Las Cruces, NM, USA

Warning signal on computer that my computer is being compromised by an outside source. Do not turn off computer or your computer will be hacked, call number on screen. Connected to technician who said the IP address in uncrypted and allowing for all my passwords and user names to be viewed. Wanted $699 to fix problem.

- Milwaukee, WI, USA

I was contacted about an online purchase in which I did not make. I sent a reply letting the bogus business know I was sending their attempt to collect money from me to ScamPulse.com

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A customer stated they had a suspicious pop up on their computer while they were looking at banking information. They stated they did not download the program that popped up, but thought the phone number was suspicious. The phone number claimed to be "Microsoft Tech Support". When I called the number, there was no identification for Microsoft and when I asked what company the man worked for he said they work with all kinds like Dell and HP, but never once did he identify himself as a Microsoft employee. When I asked if this was a scam, he said no, I'm wrong, they are computer help support.

- Fredericksburg, VA, USA

I received an email from Alec Debuono at [email protected] claiming that my subscription for Microsoft security had expired and would be automatically renewed for $470.00 from my bank account. The number to call was listed as 844 300 7335. I spoke with a representative who said he worked for Vision ID Services at 1109 Hammer Road in Houston, Texas 77293 but I have no idea if this is accurate. He wanted me to pay and I refused. He wanted to access my computer remotely to remove the software and I refused.

- Cleveland, OH, USA

I received an email allegedly from Microsoft saying they would be charging my account $307.82 and that I should call them. The guy I spoke with had an Indian accent. I did not provide him any information as I have no such account.

- Wichita Falls, TX, USA

I received email stating that I would be charged $299.99 for Microsoft Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection Firewall & Network Protection with 1year subscription. He took over my computer with window sharing and I accidentally, unknowingly gave him my information with the understanding that he was going to help me. He wanted me to purchase 4x $500 gift cards from CVS. He wanted me to say that I was going to buy them for my grandchildren so I didn't get taxed. I checked with my bank and found that he had actually moved money from my savings account to my checking. I thought he had made a deposit and was originally under the impression that I was going to return his money. The nice lady at CVS advised me not to purchase the cards and told me that it was a scam and that I needed to talk to the BBB.

I saw this email which said I/O $399.99 if I don’t call within 24 hours to remove this Microsoft defender package. The man wanted me to get on a Microsoft computer and he would not get off the phone he wanted to keep me on the phone and he also told me not to tell anybody. I called my brother who is a computer specialist and heTold me this was a definite scam and to report it to you.

- Charlotte, NC, USA

A gentleman named Ryan Disilva called saying he was from Microsoft tech support and that our computer had been hacked by someone from Texas and California. He was prepared to give us step by step instructions to fix the problem. We happened to be in our car and was going to call when we got home. We decided to look the number up because we thought it was odd. Turns out it is a scam to get your information. The number on the caller ID was a legit business owner from Maryland. The number He gave to call back was a totally different number (888-559-2014). We live in North Carolina. We contacted the business owner that lived in Maryland and informed him that someone was using his number for a scam. We did not call the scammer back.

- Franklin, WI, USA

Yesterday I received an error code on my tablet . there was a number to call. I called the number. The tech, named Allen, said my tablet had been breached by some one or a site out of Dayton. He said that in order for me to correct this problem, I needed to purchase a $50 Google play card and then call him back. He said I would be instantly refunded and my tablet would be completely free of any bugs.

I received 2 more calls from his number 858-432-2882 ext 412 during the afternoon. I did not answer nor did I purchase the card.

The individual does have my email address and phone number.

I turned off my tablet and turned it back on just now and the error message is gone.

- Cleveland, OH, USA

I received a suspicious email from Microsoft regarding Window Defender. I clicked on the email. I previously had my computer hacked. Confirmation on a Microsoft Protection Plan for $299. I did not purchase or authorize this plan. The phone number to call is 888-804-0713. I did not call the phone number.

- Eastlake, OH, USA

I received a suspicious email from Microsoft. In order to receive a refund of $249.99 call 914-586-2586. In 2018 I sent money for services that are no longer available. The software expired and unable to provide service. I did not call the phone number. October 31, 2018 I was a victim of a scam. Now they want to refund the money.

I have received an email from Microsoft Team (in Spanish), telling me that my account has been cancelled and give me the option to active it.

- Painted Post, NY, USA

An alert comes on my screen to call on a number which belongs to Cirrus cloud services. Initially they took money through check by calling every month and took $2000 every time. Afterward, they hacked my computer and stole money from my bank account. On checking, i find out that i got scammed, they represent that they are calling from microsoft. Their number is 1-888-543-9946.

Now i am filling complain against them to get my money back.

The caller identification said 'Hevia A'. I don't know anyone by that name. The caller said they were from 'Microsoft'. I could barely understand what he was saying. I know this is a scam because Microsoft NEVER calls you!

- Howell, MI, USA

Error message and windows indicating significant virus infections to my network. Instructions were to call MICROSOFT at 888 308 1325. Wanted access to my computer via "Go to assist". Wanted $300-$500 for protection. at that point i decided it was a scam. Voice was "Jennifer", and had a thick Indian accent.

- Conesus, NY, USA

I could barely understand what the man on the phone was saying because of his thick accent. But what I understood was that he was from 'Microsoft' and there were 'problems' with my computer that needed to be fixed or corrected.

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