855-445-5888
 | Brazil 2014-06-27 08:48:19 Unknown |
I looked up Google support and got this # 855-445-5888 . After giving them access to my computer figured it out that they were a scam. They continued to call me. Had to do a recovery on my computer. Like to catch these Indian pieces of s*** and kick some sparks out of their anuses.
| CWG40 2014-06-26 04:42:51 Unknown |
If they got access to your computer, then they got access to any and all private information, financial and otherwise and also most likely left malware on your computer which will give them continuing access to it.
If you have any financial information on your computer then you must change out all your bank accounts that might have been on your computer. Same goes for any CC or debit card#s you might have.
Then, you'll have to take your computer to a IT person who you know and trust in person and have the computer checked for any malware.
Do this quicktime!
Never give anyone you don't know access to your computer. Never give financial information to anyone over the phone.
If you have any financial information on your computer then you must change out all your bank accounts that might have been on your computer. Same goes for any CC or debit card#s you might have.
Then, you'll have to take your computer to a IT person who you know and trust in person and have the computer checked for any malware.
Do this quicktime!
Never give anyone you don't know access to your computer. Never give financial information to anyone over the phone.
| Stephanie Parker 2014-06-26 04:32:37 Unknown |
I think I was just hacked by these guys. What do I do? I did not give them any of my banking or credit card information but they convinced me that they worked for Sony and needed access to my computer to make repairs that would help with my son's PSP. What do I do?
| Jon 2014-06-16 04:18:25 Unknown |
The website they tell you to go to will highjack your PC.
| Bob 2014-06-16 02:06:38 Unknown |
Found this number when searching on how to fix my internet. Now my computer is messed up. Do not give them any information.
| Monte 2014-06-13 06:59:35 Unknown |
Just a call from these guys claiming to be tech support and that I called them. They are very deceptive in the way they handle the phone.
First the man tries to say that you called them, and that you were requesting help with your computer. i told him that I didn't call and then he asked me if I needed help with my email account and my computer and I asked him what was the purpose of this? He tells you to type in an email address, and then to get out a credit card, and asks weather it will be a visa, mastercard, or American Express. i told this Indian mother f****r to kiss my a** and that I'm reporting this number to the FBI. Then he claimed that he never called me and that I am harassing him. F*** this a***ole.
First the man tries to say that you called them, and that you were requesting help with your computer. i told him that I didn't call and then he asked me if I needed help with my email account and my computer and I asked him what was the purpose of this? He tells you to type in an email address, and then to get out a credit card, and asks weather it will be a visa, mastercard, or American Express. i told this Indian mother f****r to kiss my a** and that I'm reporting this number to the FBI. Then he claimed that he never called me and that I am harassing him. F*** this a***ole.
| Fred 2014-06-11 07:04:23 Unknown |
Yes they are hackers, and it's basically 3 people in an office that use different names every time you call. They totally try to confuse you and ask for your credit card number and your email login.
| Connie 2014-06-11 02:07:40 Unknown |
These guys are computer Hackers do not answer phone. They jack your computer then want money to fix it, that is your banking info. Scam
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