855-280-0768

855-280-0768 is affiliated with PC Update Support. If you call them with any PC problem they will ask to access your PC remotely in order to troubleshoot and then they will tell you that you have viruses. They will ask for $$$ to clean the viruses (that do not actually exist!). They are fraudsters!

I got the same results.  I wanted to contact yahoo and they claim they are from yahoo, but I realised they are fraudsters. They insisted on my using their people to clean up my computer..well I did not have the money and that is a good thing.  I had to do a system restore after they left.  My computer would not move.

they said I had hackers in my computer and wanted $300.00 to clean up and download anti- virus software- they appeared to clean up but how would I know- anyway the anti-virus they installed did not work- they said some bs and said they downloaded another one- lifetime- now 2 weeks later the anti virus they downloaded was free and I am being asked to pay for it- they want to get back into my computer- no way- and I am not paying the 300.00 invoice they sent me

Complete scam....i found that # under canon printer support and the guy immediately got access to my computer and showed me 100s of attempts by hackers and how he would get a microsoft certified tech (another Indian) to help...tried to sell me on a solution.

Is it really affiliated wiht PC update support?

I had these guys on this number I am reporting log on to my desktop saying I had Trojan infection.
Now what do I do?

I saw this number after doing a google search on how to fix a problem.  Women with Indian accent sadi she worked for Hotmail & would fix the problem for free.  Then said my IP was hacked & it would cost a minimum of $250 to fix it.

I found out, thru reverse tel # search, she does NOT work for Hotmail but works for the company whe was recommending me to.

They can't be trusted about anything.

I found this number on google and called them to help me get access to my account, SCAM might describe this crimminal company. They asked me to remote to my PC and attemted to plant melishous software. I am a network eng., so I could tell that the chump on the other end didn't know what he was talking about. Microsoft issues network certs? I told him to get a real job. He tried to cover his tracts but I cut the connection and I snagged the session as well. When I asked him what my network had to do with me not getting access to my email account, he tried to talk tech (fail). The problem is that many are fooled by these jokers.

I found this number on google and called them to help me get access to my account, SCAM might describe this criminal company. They asked me to remote to my PC and attempted to plant malicious software. I am a network eng., so I could tell that the chump on the other end didn't know what he was talking about. Microsoft issues network certs? I told him to get a real job. He tried to cover his tracts but I cut the connection and I snagged the session as well. When I asked him what my network had to do with me not getting access to my email account, he tried to talk tech (fail). The problem is that many are fooled by these jokers.

I had same situation. I called to ask question about my new Cannon printer. After I refused to use the recommendation (using so-called Micro Soft tech he recommended)by the con technician. He hanged up the phone then started quickly check the information on my PC. I couldn't stop from my end.... Very scary.

Claims their are trojans on our computer. They claim they are Verizon Net.
He said there is a network problem.

This number Was listed under "Kindle Customer Service" when I googled so they didn't call me,   I called them and they pretended to be customer service of amazon.  The rep wanted to get into my computer and then I knew they were fraud.  They have my email address and name through.