13-Feb-2014
Received unsolicited call to help me fix errors my computer was logging on a server somewhere. I was immediately suscpicious and on guard - it totally smelt like a scam  and it was !

Info given to me to connect to which of course I did NOT.
mypchelp.us
ammyy.com - see all www reports from google search that this has been reported as a scam

I asked Tech for phone number to call him back he game me 347.305.7007. My google search found this page

BEWARE THIS IS A SCAM !!!!!!

i was facing the slowness  problem  in my computer ,but those are extreamly  talented they fixed my computer , now its
four times faster .......................

Fixing a worthless computer for a useless shill/spammer.
Yeah, sure...........

The only people allowed to work on my comp are my brother and my best friend who works on computers-I would NEVER use someone over the phone!

My neighbor fell for it.  She gave the scammer access to her computer and paid for the "service".  I found out about a month later when she told me how much faster her computer was running.  She spent the next day changing the numbers on all of her bank accounts.  

She took her tower to a local computer repair place.  The only problem they found was that her anti-malware had been turned off.  She replaced her tower anyway.  Better safe than sorry.

Riiiiight *burns 'DUMBA** SHILL' into his forehead with her flaming hammer*

ALL TOGETHER NOW - "Tis the season to be SHILLY, fa la la la la la la la  la!!!"

They think if they throw enough fake reviews around, some of them will stick - doesn't work that way here!

Can't believe what some of these shills will try.  Do they think we're all stupid?

Nice try Shill, but not happening!  Cold calls are illegal to begin with. And no one can tell what someone else's computer is doing and even Microsoft aka Windows web sites has this on their sites that these calls are scams..

Now back to your broom in the boiler room, its that way and don't let the door hit you on your way out --->

http://www.microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Cold-Call-Tech ... on-150170.shtml
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2012/10/pecon.shtm
http://www.scamwatch.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/989316
http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=13376

Yet another shill.  Reported.

I was also contacted by phone earlier from a guy who claimed to work for ?I Fix?, an IT tech. I asked him his name and he told me Michael. I asked for his company?s phone number and he gave me 347-305-7007. I told him I was going to hang up and call that phone number back. When I did, he answered. Again he wanted me to get on the computer and let him walk me through correcting these errors. I told him to send an email, soon I received an email with some procedures when I follow it and I checked my computer problems and then I called him and thanks for the assistance and assurance provided by Michael in a friendly and helpful manner. Hope to hear from him again.

[Admin Edit Dec. 16 2013]

Another pre-emptive shill!  Reported!

Nice try, shill!

Hi, I got call from from 347-305-7007, these guys are real technicians and help me fixing my useless computer. Mr.Tom was not only extremely knowledgeable about systems; he was one of the best examples of excellent customer service we have ever experienced. He spent the time to correctly analyze the problems and worked hard at resolving them. We felt confident that he would not only fix the mess on the computer but also that he would not rush just to get the job done.

[Admin Edit Dec. 16 2013]