Jason

I have 200 computers, but I take care myself ,so Jason you think Maintenance is must?

You service available in Florida?

i just figured out ie remotepcure.com is a complete fake.Thye itself pop ups on our computer and make us to infect by virus then thye wil itself call and ask money to fix it.totaly fake :(

I allowed something to access my harddrive, which I thought was an Acrobat update, but turned out to be a virus - seemed to wipe everything clean, my documents and photos and desktop all disappeared.  They when using the antivirus sweep on my computer, there was a message that to complete the clean I needed to buy "System Fix" for $80.  I figured what the heck, and did, and a few minutes later my whole desktop and files were restored.  Which I thought was awfully suspicious.  A day later I got a call from this number, and a man with an Indian accent said he heard from McAfee or Norton that I got a virus, and asked if I had a few minutes to fix it.  I thought it was suspicious and asked if he had a call back number.  He said it would take too long to get someone on the phone if I called back, so he would call later.  I got a call from that number about 7 more times in the next few days, and when I never picked up, they finally gave up.  But I'm afraid the virus is still on my computer and I don't know what to do about it!

I had a virus and out of no where, unsolicited, I received a call from this number only asking if I had a virus on my computer.  When I asked who they were and how they knew . . . he replied "I am sorry" and hung up.  I believe they are not here to help us.

The day my computer was hit my bank calls within ten minutes with a question about a purchase I didn't make then 24 hours I get a call from this company saying they could fix my computer.

Mike in S.C.

I had the same situation, when I got a call from them I was not home to discuss the issue.  I have not called them back yet.  What was your out come?

They have called me twice today. The first time, was in the AM and I couldn't understand the guy! All I could decifer was that he wanted to help me with my computer.After asking him to repeat himself several times (I didn't want to be rude) I just haung up. Now, at 2PM they just called, again, and I didn't answer the call. They left no message. Now, I have to figure out how to block their calls. What a pain!

I had a virus on my PC.  Tried to purchase software to fix the problem.  I put my info on the sheet to purchse the software,  I kept getting a 0007 error.  I used two different cards thinking it was a credit card problem.  The next day I received a phone call from a 415-800-5005 and missed the call...so I returned the call and left a message with in 2 minutes I got a call from 209-642-4483.  They were asking about an issue with my computer and they could fix it...fortunately I asked some questions which made them think also I told them I wasn't home but would be in half hour.  Have not heard back yet

I fell for this a wile back. These dudes are P*** or Indian (the dot on the forhead type),
the create the worm that screwes up your PC. Must access your data by double-ckicking
your system. Then sell U a clean-up. Quite a buiss. plan U must aggree. So it fits into the
"SCAM" venue of things. I dumped thier system and put MS Security Essentials on the ol' grinder (recomended by Cust. Reports) which is "FREE" I might add. We all know FREE is
good. Not sure the CO. name as it seems to change, If U do call and get a femal just talk
real fast and use as much lingo slang as U can, U can hear her knickers bunch up, OK
ladies it works on the dudes to, just not as much fun. And yes the call every day, another
thing I found out is to turn the PC off when not in use, and if while using it slows down or
'sticks' I right away use the power button on the front of the CPU and shut down, wait a wile
and after start use MS SE scann and dump the files, works for me!! Good Luck Willie

I use Norton 360 and they take care of everything and cost about 80.00 a year.  They also keep a back up of all my content in case I crash.

dont give anyone access to your p.c unless you completly trust them.  You dont know what maybe placed into your p.c

Be smart, each time u call this number,the recording ask u to hold for the next availabe agent is the same person who answers live, the voice is the same. Most companys today speak in both English and Spanish and the same agent doesnt answer every time but he does, with a very strong accent....like Bin Ladden....U GOT ME....tell him to go to hell......Like Bin Ladden! Purchase Mc Affee, or Norton...they do their jobs....Jason is a front for the scammer behind the above phone number...Be safe...Be smart!

Same thing happened to a friend of mine.   She had a virus and tried to fix by purchasing the software that was being advertised to fix the virus.   After she put in her card she realized it was a hoax.  She immediately cancelled the credit card.  She received a phone call from the 209 642 4483 phone number and he said he could see her virus on her computer.    He said he wanted to help her.

Its a cell phone from califronia, thats all I can tell you.

ALERT. If you get a call from this number DO NOT DO WHAT THEY TELL YOU TO DO. They will want you to type in TEAMVIEWER.COM. Tell them that you know it is a scam and tell them that you are calling the authorities. Then check your credit card statements. THIS IS A SCAM. and the poster "Jason" on this page works with them! ALERT!!

If you received a phone call from 209-642-4483, you probably got a virus on your computer... the virus (malware) has asked you to enter your phone number and your credit card info to help you to clean up your computer... if you have entered your information, you will receive a phone call 24 hours later from a person... Cancel your credit card as soon as possible...!!!!
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Si vous avez reçu un appel du numéro 209-642-4483, vous avez probablement attrapé un virus sur votre ordinateur. En fait, un logiciel malveillant c'est installé sur votre ordinateur et vous a demandé d'entrer votre numéro de téléphone et votre numéro de carte de crédit en vous disant qu'il pourrait vous aider à désinfecter votre ordinateur... Si vous avez entrer vos informations, vous recevrez dans les 24 heures un appel d'une personne vous disant qu'elle peut vous aider à distance, etc... Si c'est le cas... Annulez immédiatement votre carte de crédit!!!!

Hi Rob

Thanks for that. They dint charge me for anything. Guess they are Legitimate.

They will keep hounding you and hounding you until you tell them to stop. It's fake. I did some research and it is a California cell phone! If they call me again, I'm contacting the authorities!

Hi i do understand your consern and it was not www.remotepccure.org it is www.remotepccure.com pls check it they give support for all king of issue with Your computer. check in their website for the testimonials and the they do not charge customer to get technical consuting

Pls Check it out its worth getting support what ever is your issue they fix it

Called the owner of a laptop and claimed that it had a virus (called on her cell phone, she has no clue how they got it).  She went to a website and gave them remote access.  She also gave them her Visa info (ok, she is too trusting).  Her mother shut down her home network and took the laptop immediately upon hearing about this (also called the CC and had it all canceled).  The caller claimed to be with www.remotepccure.org.  Very little info on the web about this site, and most of it seems to be repetitive in blogs, like one person cutting and pasting under different names the same glowing review.

The mother brought me the PC and asked me to look it over.  I have not found anything yet (beyond the junk that a college girl would have on her laptop).  It appears they installed Trend Micro's AV with a one year license, so they may be somewhat legitimate.

I am hoping they are only a telemarketing firm that mass calls to sucker people into paying for their computer services.  Reformating and reinstalling OS to be sure.

Jason, you better check your credit cards because this is a total scam.  They plant malware on the web and make it look like Microsoft is telling you to purchase "Windows Defender" virus protection.  Then they steal your credit card info.

Its a computer service shop, i called them to check, they removed all the virus in my computer also tuned my Pc. Now my system was turned into a brand new computer. I recommend them.

I was recnetly attacked by a W32 Blocker worm, shut down all me exe files then I got a call from nowhere form this number (209)642-4483. The person asked me if I was having problems with my computer I said Yes and how did you know ? He said they received an alert thqt I was having problems even called me on my cell phone which I have no idea how he knew that numbet. Sounded legit but I don't think it was..

software seller. - midisoft or something.

I tried calling this number. They provide technical remote support for laptops and desktop computers. Its worth to check it out...

I have been receiving phone calls from this number, but no messages have been left on my V/M.  Could someone tell me what they are all about?