Received a warning over the internet that my computer had been infected by viruses. I paid the money and it went away but I am afraid it was a scam. ...
On 1/10 I tried to open my computer the Windows Security Center appeared told me I had 26 viruses and offered 3 packages for $59.95, $69.95, and $79.95. I signed up with my daughter's credit card. Called my local provider and decided to take their offer to clean up viruses and purchased that ...
False "Microsoft XP Security Essentials" advertising after blocking my computer. Paid by credit card, then realized that nothing was actually installed/done. Changed credit card, but payment and foreign transaction fee were already taken ...
After I had problems with my computer it said I had to buy this. I had to perform a complete scan of my computer (advice from a friend who is an internet security professional). Contacted my credit card and was issued a new card. ...
I was told that I had to buy the XP Antivirus Protector (2012 Version) The antivirus system never downloaded. Once I got my bill, I found out that it was a scam. My computer is acting up and I don't know what the problem is. Submitted by Female January 18 ...
An internet message was on my screen, purporting to have detected virus on my computer. I could not clear the screen and continue until I subscribed to their clearing program. The next day, I discovered it was a virus and had it cleaned, but the charge had already posted to my credit card account. ...