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- Sparks, NV, USA

On 11/7/22 i called AppleCare bc my phone was acting suspicious & speaker not working properly. Person who answered said they could hear me so called back . Somehow they convinced me to Zelle myself as they were sending me money to replace my phone. Then before I knew it. I lost all of my money

- Woodburn, OR, USA

They called to verify my Google account and they initially charged me $400 and said they they only charge me $230 on I paid right then

NortonLifeLock:

Dear Norton User,

Thank you for purchasing from Norton, a trusted security company.

This is your auto-renewal Notice from Norton team.

Your order details:

Invoice: - KL-6539283582

Product: - Norton Life Lock

Amount Paid : - 376.00 USD

Date:- December 01,2022

Payment Mode:- Direct Debit

Subscription Plan : - 3 Years

If you have any questions related to your purchased products please contact at +1 888 819 7242.

Kind regards,

Norton Customer Care Team

Phone (toll free): +1 888 819-7242

@ 2022 Norton

working on computer, hacked, took control, info said call 888-214-5712 reach tech support. identified themself as microsoft tech person, took control of computer for 20 minutes, then said to hang up. called back on from phone number 331-272-3571, said would cost 500 dollars to install firewall, told to go to the nearest CVS or WalGrens get gift card. told individual to get off computer, as he still had control, he did I hung up and computer working good,

Bitdefender Ultimate Security (email used was [email protected]) emailed my dad stating they were going to withdraw $379.98 from his bank account on Dec. 2, 2022 for a scheduled renewal. My father does not nor has he ever had this product. There was no answer when I called the number 888-330-7374. The bank has been notified to deny any such amount.

On Wednesday, November 30, 2022 at 4:22 pm, I received an email with an attached receipt addressed to Dear user from Team Geek Squad/ Best Buy with official looking logos. The email was sent from [email protected]. The attached receipt had a Customer ID #, Invoice Number and Order No and a Product Description that was uncomfortably correct but very general. The email said my Geek Squad Care will expire today and will auto-renew for $417 on November 30, 2022 unless I call 808-473-1783 no later than 24 hours before the end of the subscription. I have never contracted with Geek Squad for any kind of service contract so assume this was a phishing email. I also did not call the number as I didn't want these crooks to know their email had actually reached a live person. However, I will be monitoring my bank accounts and credit cards extra carefully. Just so you know, I did try to upload the receipt by using the Upload file arrow but it would not to your site. Somehow we need to figure out a way to stop these creeps and I am glad to see the Better Business Bureau is trying to help. These emails are disturbing, time consuming and scary! Thank you!

They sent an email acting like they were renewing my McCaffee subscription and I needed to call that number that I listed to you. I never had a McCaffee subscription.

I called the number and the guy sounded like he was from India and he said to hang up and he would call me right back and he called me back from a different number from Marathon, Florida. That number was +1 (305) 780-5742. I told him I wasn’t talking anymore because I didn’t feel like this was legitimate, and he hung up on me.

I was originally contacted by the company via a "pop up" ad on my computer-it was supposedly from Microsoft and said there were issues with my computer. There was a number to call, which I foolishly did (again, looked like it was legitimately from Microsoft). There was an attempt to withdraw money from my bank account (again, unfortunately with my permission)-the transaction was denied by the bank (even after several efforts). I spoke with my bank on Monday, had my account "flagged" and requested a new debit card. I did receive an "invoice" from the company saying I had paid for it, which I know I did not. I have received many phone calls from the company since the initial contact despite my repeatedly telling them I was not interested, not to contact me again, and to basically leave me alone. However, they continue to contact me and are now telling me that since I am not interested, I will need to have them remove the installed programs from my computer or I will receive a "bill." Again, I was previously told that I had already paid for it (this was indicated via an invoice and over the phone during one of the many phone calls I received from them). I know without a doubt that I have not paid them anything. Again, my mistake was making the first phone call which I did "in good faith." However, I want them to stop contacting me. What also concerns me about this transaction is that the name of the company changes-one time I was told this, and the next time, it changed.

sent email and it caught me off guard so I called them

18007160886. They claimed to deduct $221 from my account. I told them I didnt have an account and never had. I told them if they did to put the money back in my account. I did not give them any personal info and they wanted me to log into my computer to take control and I refused. 

 

My computer started to act crazy it the screen started flashing red and the message came up says this is Google security contact us immediately so they gave me a number was an 855 number to call call the number and she said yes she says your computer has a trojan virus in it so she said in order to fix it 395 so I thought maybe they got a hold of my IP ISP address and they locked it up and there are themselves but after I told her I'm not paying her money she hung up and then the computer started working again

Received 2 emails from the Best Buy Geek Squad Renewal Team re: subscription renewing today and $417. is about to be debited from my account. ...If you didn't authorize this charge, you have 24 Hrs to cancel & get instant refund of the annual subscription. Advised to contact customer care at +1(808) 318-2768

I received multiple emails relating to an "order" or “order confirmation” re the alleged purchase of the McAfee Total Protection software.

I did not order such a product and never have. The emails came from: [email protected].

I checked the phone number the emails provided for supposed “assistance,” 1-808-736-7675, and discovered that the area code is in Hawaii, but that such a number is not recognized.

I called the phone number to cancel and was told I had been given a gift of a free service but was going to have an automatic withdrawl from my checking account, and that I had to get on my computer so that the support staff could talk me through taking their software off my computer. I hung up.

Called to see what was going on and said they would help me get a refund. Said they charged my account today, which I looked and nothing was pending. Tried to get me on my computer of which I was scammed years ago that way and refused and hung up

Tv wasn't working,so I texted tv place and they texted and ask a question for one dollar ,so I gave them my credit card number , and they changed me 47 $,I called them and they said that's what it cost for member ship I told them I wouldn't get a mbership to ask questions all mth asked them to take it off my bill they said not this time All in the space of 5 hrs

I received an email from the geeksquad stating that I have an invoice with the amount due of $316.98. I have never ordered anything from this company and did not authorize them to bill me. Please me know what are my next steps

Crashed computer and purchased program to fix, now they are trying to get mor money to continue service I did not ask for.

Send a bill to my email for Geek Squad services in the amount of $384.97. I never used them.Called their number,hiding my phone number,they wanted more information to cancel,I told the I was reporting them to the ScamPulse.com and they immediately hung up.

Was upgrading my Disney plus account and pop up came on my TV for potential and to contact Microsoft at 831-223-4368. Called them and they told me to call another internal number for Antihacking Protection at 631-983-6038 due to the type of popup. Called this number and they answered as "Amazon" and needed to 3 $100 Xbox gift cards to add my protection. Went to Best Buy and bought these gift cards and contacted the company back to give them the information so they could add the protection. After I finished speaking with him I knew it was a scam.

Scammer offered to remove a $417 charge but needed access to bank account to make refund. Claimed accident during refund and manipulated to get $40,000.00 in an international wire transfer. I was subsequently contacted by a person claiming to be from the Better Business Bureau who said he was sure he could get the money back within 1-2 days if I cooperate with him. He gave me a 5 digit case number and claimed that ScamPulse.com has been tracking this scam.

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