I received a phone call saying that my computer was infected and about to crash and they were a representative of Microsoft, and had been contracted to remedy these problems and would do it for a year for $179 The name of company they gave me was Advance PC.com buy my card statement says ...
I was contacted by "Microsoft" personnell claiming my computer was about to crash due to viruses and was encouraged to buy the platinum package for "lizinfotech" security coverage. I paid by credit card. ...
I was told that my computer was severely infected and would be damaged if I did not install their software. The person said they were the windows support team from microsoft. My computer was running very slow at the time, so when I was shown a screen on my computer that indicated red ...
As with similar complaints, I received a call purporting to be from Microsoft. Since I have had virus problems before, I took them at their word and told them to repair any damage they found. Of course, there was a charge to install happysoftware. I don't see any difference in the operation of my ...
A female with an indian accent rang my house phone telling me that she was a representative from microsoft. She advised me that my computer had been sending error messages back to microsoft and that my system was likely corrupted and would need a technician to look at my computer via remote access. ...
I received a phone call from a man claiming to be with Windows. He said windows had been receiving messages from my computer indicating srious errors. He said my computer had incurred 93% damage due to viruses. He persuaded me to allow him access to my computer to clean it up. He put me onto a ...