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Type of a scam Tech Support
This past week, I got a call from 855-552-5590, claiming to be a new number for Tech Intel and saying that somebody was trying to access my computer again. I inquired why the new number and they stated that a former employee stole the other numbers Tech Intel had. I then contacted Tech Intel and found this was untrue. And when I tried calling 855-552-5590 after 6 pm central, it just disconnected (did not even ring).
The person identified himself a "Nick". This number is a scam. If they gain access to people's computers, identities will be stolen. PLEASE STOP THEM!
Scammer's address Princeton JN
Country United States
Victim Location OK 74134, USA
Total money lost $300
Type of a scam Tech Support
Scammer's website www.techintel.net
Scammer's address 116 Village Blvd Princeton
Scammer's email none given
Country United States
Victim Location IL 60015, USA
Total money lost $1,039.99
Type of a scam Tech Support
Scammer's address Princeton, NJ 08540, USA
Country United States
Victim Location CO 80465, USA
Type of a scam Tech Support
The wikipedia page insisted that there were only 2 companies recommended that would be able to fix the various problems that the identified with my system as well as repair or remove the trojan. I selected one company; she claimed to call that company for me, and suggested that I go with the solution that the representative from a company calling itself Tech Intel suggested. Tech Intel then tried to convince me that they were legit, by using my computer again to go to the web address www.techintel.net. The initial cost of the fix was $299 when I spoke to the "Yahoo customer service rep" but when she transferred me to the Tech Intel rep, he then said that to add ongoing support for 2 years would cost $699.99 and then he proceeded to get me to give him my checking account details (routing number, transit number, account number, check number and name on account) so that he could "securely" charge me where scammers would have tried to use my credit card instead of a check. When I caught on to the scam, by using my iPad to double check the toll free number I had called again, and to see the reviews of the company Tech Intel, the rep got testy, and I told him that when I chatted with Yahoo online and that Yahoo told me that they do not have toll free customer service numbers (except for Yahoo business users, which I am not), he kept insisting that it could be that whoever told me this new info could be a scammer as well. I had shut down my computer at this point, and insisted that he disconnect his remote connection to my computer. He then transferred the call back to who he said was a supervisor, and the supervisor then tried to get me to commit to allowing this $699.99 transaction and I said no. He kept balking, and at this point, I insisted, got louder, and told me that is he didn't -expletive- disconnect from my computer, that I would drive to the police station with my laptop. I had to say this to him very loudly at least 3 times, before he finally told he how to disconnect the application myself. As soon as I was disconnected, I hung up the call, uninstalled the software, and then I called my bank to make sure that they would not be able to cash any checks. I also contacted Yahoo customer service about this abuse as well as the company that supports the legitimate LogMeIn software that these scammers were using. Finally, I'm reporting it here to the ScamPulse.com.