Received call said to be from Microsoft reporting that there was virus problems with my computer which needed sorting out. Asked to open a file that showed large number of 'warnings' and 'errors' which could be sorted if I agreed to pay for extended 'warranty'. Foolishly I did, they then proceeded ...
I received a telephone call. Caller claimed to be from Microsoft, and complained that I had not taken action to remove viruses from my computer, Claimed that that he would do it for me and asked to 'Drive' my computer, so he could run detection software. He reported and showed me large quantities ...
Called me and said my computer had a virus and it was going to crash. The man said his name was Sam Carlos and he claimed to represent Microsoft support services. I was to follow his procedure and led me to a site that he took controll of my computer. He said they had a lifetime support services ...
The same old story, something wrong with computer and it is to crash. They got to shadow after listening to their scan and they did nothing. I was wrongfully billed. Be aware.. ...
Note: cyberastro is company listed on my credit card statement. My wife took a phone call purpurting to be from Windows support. She asked them for some proof of this and they showed her a copy from the government company register of their registration details (under that department's letterhead) ...
They rang and claimed to be microsoft agents and told me my computer needed servicing - they charged £86 for this and I had to pay £86 to correct all the rubbish they had depoisited on my computer. 1 ...