Scam involving fake phone support or not.
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Souka
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Hello, I was scammed on 23 10 20 for a large amount. What can I do to stop this and what should I do for my COMPUTER?
Configuration: Android / Chrome 86.0.4240.110
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Configuration: Android / Chrome 86.0.4240.110
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Hello
Known scam, but Microsoft has nothing to do with it...
Your PC has been infected by what is called ransomware...
following a file download, a malicious email, or visiting a "bad" site...
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Chouba, Moderator / My job is so secret that I don't even know what I'm doing. -
Hello,
You need to be a bit clearer in your explanations...
Microsoft is a brand...
Windows is a software from the Microsoft brand... so if you want Windows... yes.. Microsoft is mandatory...
Microsoft offers several software, such as Office for example (office software for word processing, spreadsheets... etc.....)
If it's these software that are giving you trouble, then no, they are not mandatory...
But could you explain how Microsoft has scammed you (which I find impossible... )
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Best regards,
Jordane-
Hello, because I was scammed on October 23, the woman told me that Microsoft would fix it to unlock my screen, which turned completely black. The number was 0901709090, she took control, etc., and my credit card was charged €1,170.86 shortly thereafter.
- Hello,
You have just been a victim of a scam involving a fake phone support that has nothing to do with Microsoft.
See this article about it https://www.malekal.com/arnaque-support-telephonique-pc-support/
Be careful with your words before making false accusations.
Best regards. - The phone number given by Souka (09 01 70 90 90) is similar to that of Microsoft (09 70 01 90 90) https://www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/contact.aspx so it is not Microsoft, it is a scam, I will mark it as resolved.
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Hello.
From 12/26/2017 but still relevant ==>
https://leparticulier.lefigaro.fr/jcms/p1_1704828/les-arnaques-au-faux-support-technique-informatique-se-multiplient
See you later . . .
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