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Fu2
Fu2
2013-08-01 19:24:25
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Which god?  Shiva?  Ganesh?  Cthulhu?

Oh, and say hi to Keith Richards, and ask him if he's still alive.
Fu2
Fu2
2013-08-01 19:23:46
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You should know about incest, you scamming chod.  And you couldn't do anything with your life except steal from people.  Karma will weigh very heavily on you.
Lund Singh
Lund Singh
2013-08-01 16:58:52
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Thank you for this post , you funking people could not do anything into your life, except to f*** your real sister , you bunch of lund.
ShillKill
ShillKill
2013-08-01 03:27:36
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Translation --- they gave me a job working as a scammer in their boiler room
ANonieMouse
ANonieMouse
2013-08-01 01:15:26
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ROTFLMAO!!!!

w w w d o t s u p p o r t d o t c o m!!!

No, sir, it's a single dot.

w w w s i n g l e d o t s u p p o r t ...!!!

No, sir.  See the dot on your keyboard?

I see lots of dots on my keyboard!!!

There's no dot on my shift key!!!

... That one was worth the price of admission all by itself!
Shills by any other name ?
Shills by any other name ?
2013-07-31 22:32:26
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still smells just as bad! Same for their scams ... be it phony Microsoft, Symantec or any other of those so called support COLD-calls from you stupid scammers!

http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/10/04/ft ... port-call-scam/

"The companies used boiler-room sales techniques, many based in India, to cold call consumers in English speaking companies and convince computer owners that their system was infected and needed to be cleaned.

The scams targeted English-speaking consumers in the United States, Canada, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, and the UK. In the calls, India-based operators posed as tech support specialists from legitimate firms like McAfee, Symantec and Dell and claimed to be calling to inform the customer of an infection on their computer."

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/fo ... 76-121fa5d6adcb

"Yes, the 'tech-support' cold-calling scam has been around for a very long time now; perhaps, more than 7-8 years - I think. They seem to come and go in waves. Most of the time, these scammers would appear to target random home-landline phones, lurking for the elderly and/or not so computer-savvy people. The call is usually made at day-time.

It can be from a person claiming to be from any (bogus) support company (you name it). The attackers in these schemes have nothing but time 'to help' you to install malware, remote desktop applications or anything they feel would make their life easier - to take your money!

Some of these scams seem to be run from locations in India (but most likely not all of them) but when they call your phone, they'll most likely have an area code in your country. They also take advantage of VOIP services to keep their costs low and profits high.

?.

FYI, the following are two examples of this scam 'modus operandi' (courtesy of Troy Hunt's Blog and Symantec - audio/video including confronting the scammers) and of what was coming next... 'if' you had allowed them...
- Troy Hunt vs CoMantra > http://www.troyhunt.com/2012/04/type-www-ok-w-w-w-d-o-t-antagonising.html
- Symantec vs Online PC Doctors > http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/technical-support-phone-scams "

http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/consumer&id=9173227

"The FTC says scammers rely on two different schemes: Either they cold call you, claiming to be major companies like or they lure you into calling fake online tech support listings ...

In both instances, the scammers try to convince you to give them remote access to your computer. Once in, they try to sell you repair services, or scare you by telling you it's riddled with viruses and malware.

"But there's nothing wrong with your computer, and they're not going to fix it for you," said Kevin Haley with Symantec.

...

Experts say don't use online search results to find a company's tech support number. Instead, go to the company's website directly and look for that contact information.

Also, never give control of your computer to a third party that you are unsure about."

http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/technical-support-phone-scams

Real customer support (tech related and others) do NOT cold call, they ate always inbound which means the customer calls them! You idiots must have what can be called "through the looking glass" syndrome or something like that ... all your stupid scams are the opposite of how real businesses work! lol

Can we say busted? We sure as heck can!!!!

Now it's time for you shills to go back to your foul smelling boiler rooms and sit in the corner and pout ... you flunked yet again!!!
ANonieMouse
ANonieMouse
2013-07-31 21:38:47
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Yeah.  It's so well-know that there's a trademark in Canada for the name at the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.  In fact, there are several.  Here's a typical registration:

http://www.cipo.ic.gc.ca/app/opic-cipo/trdmrk ... ntIndexOnPage=1

Too bad it isn't for the company you are shilling for.

But if you ever need a Roliks watch or a Rolf Lurid Polar shirt, don't hesitate to call.  I know where you can get them cheap!
ANonieMouse
ANonieMouse
2013-07-31 21:19:06
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You shills talk about computer support, but then talk about shielding from viruses, worms, and trojans.  Sounds more like you are in the athletic supporter business, instead.
yef
yef
2013-07-31 21:09:02
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Shill alert!
chtthgu
chtthgu
2013-07-31 21:05:06
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Dorthy
Dorthy
2013-06-17 22:47:07
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2013-06-08 23:08:19
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Quick Heal Malware Removal protects your laptops and desktops and provides protection against all kinds of Internet or network-based threats. Upon installation, it acts as a shield against viruses, worms, trojans, spywares and other malicious threats. It also provides security against new and unknown threats with Quick Heal's renowned DNAScann® Technology.
Nancy gray
Nancy gray
2013-06-08 23:06:16
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Oh god i am also thankful for them they helped me the same ,I am jobless and suddenly this issue made me more tensed,but thanks for guy called Gavin helped me to rid from the hacker and saved my money.
Cheryl Green
Cheryl Green
2013-06-08 23:03:58
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helped me the same.highly appreciated.
Claire
Claire
2013-06-08 23:02:39
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i received the same call so i was so much scared to get this kind of called,but they helped me alot,as i am disable and not much computer savvy but still after getting guideline i discussed with my local technician and found someone is using my i.p address from overseas so instantly i took help from my local technician and protect my banking and all, thanks to them and especially thanks to adam to help ,god bless
Claire
Claire
2013-06-08 22:58:45
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Ron Wood
Ron Wood
2013-06-08 22:57:48
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I am pretty sure it could be ,because now these days lots of problems are coming .
Ron Wood
Ron Wood
2013-06-08 22:51:16
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Very good support ...God Bless you guys ,,Thanks to your team
Gunnar
Gunnar
2013-05-29 20:05:16
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What you are is a well qualified team of FRAUDS! Take your Spam, your fraudulent scam and your SHILLS and shove them up your backside! You'll find no one here that's not well versed in your sick tricks!
Skeff Ett Liv!
Gunnar
Non Profit Orgnization
Non Profit Orgnization
2013-05-29 20:00:28
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Anon
Anon
2013-05-29 19:58:52
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Look! It's "My 3 Shills". Keep your anti virus software up to date, & hang up on these clowns.
james
james
2013-05-29 19:56:19
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kevin brown
kevin brown
2013-05-29 19:53:52
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Thanks for your kind support ,very much happy to get the right company for  my computer,thanks to your team  also.
Tom
Tom
2013-05-27 15:18:40
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Someone named Adam Williams is calling my Mother in Atlanta and telling her that her computer is being attacked by someone in India and he can see the attack on his monitor (she has a new computer with no personal information on it whatsoever). He instructs her to change her settings and when she informs him she is unable to follow his instructions he asks her to find someone that is computer savvy. Has anyone else received calls from this number with similar instructions. .
Ken Litoutas
Ken Litoutas
2013-03-01 18:32:15
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Thanks to this company they saved my computer , I am very thankful for this company,Highly appreciated
Shill Alert
Shill Alert
2013-02-28 00:00:51
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So you consider getting paid to lie for these crooks on the internet a sort of service? Your the only one who would appreciate it, then, the rest of just recognize your post for what it is ... a filthy lie told by a filthy shill for a filthy bunch of scamming criminals.

OK, your work here is done, it's back to the filthy boiler room with you!
xena
xena
2013-02-27 23:25:15
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The last three posters are shills!
Felix J Schillace Jr
Felix J Schillace Jr
2013-02-27 23:23:08
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Thank you for your help. You'll never really know. How happy that you've made me after getting help from your company.
Wilfred Meredith
Wilfred Meredith
2013-02-27 23:17:36
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Very happy with the services provided by this company. I really appreciate their help.
Robert
Robert
2013-02-23 20:18:55
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