Topic '[Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam' in forum 'Scam and Phishbusters' - dslreports.com

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Wed, 12 May 2010 12:15:34 EDT

anon posted : Just had a call from a guy with a heavy Indian accent who claimed that my computer was in danger and he could help. When I questioned him as to how he knew this he gave a vary vague answer. Asked if there would be a charge and he said yes.
He lost interest when I said that I had lost my job and was completely broke.

ChristY B.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 08 May 2010 22:05:05 EDT

garys_2k posted :

said by K Jones :

Thanks David.

I am a retired person and I am receiving this kind of call frequently.
I've taken support from Techonsupport. But the problem is still there. They didn't solved the problem.

My computer is very slow and showing some error whenever i open any program.
Could you suggest me where will i get perfect support. my Computer is 5 years old and I don’t wanna lose it.
Please help.

Kamey Jones
kmyjns@aol.com

If you installed their crapware your computer may be slow because it's running their junk -- best thing would be to get rid of it and the (likely) other things that have taken up residence on your machine.

First, join this dslreports group. It's free and will help others communicate with you.

Next, follow the instructions here:

»Security Cleanup FAQ »Mandatory Steps Before Requesting Assistance

If you have crapware on your machine (VERY likely) that will be a good start in cleaning it up. The very smart, devoted and wonderful people on »Security Cleanup will help walk you through any more work you need to do.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 08 May 2010 13:22:06 EDT

anon posted : Thanks David.

I am a retired person and I am receiving this kind of call frequently.
I've taken support from Techonsupport. But the problem is still there. They didn't solved the problem.

My computer is very slow and showing some error whenever i open any program.
Could you suggest me where will i get perfect support. my Computer is 5 years old and I don’t wanna lose it.
Please help.

Kamey Jones
kmyjns@aol.com

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 08 May 2010 10:22:10 EDT

anon posted : THANK YOU....

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 30 Apr 2010 13:45:05 EDT

NormanS posted :

said by david f :

... i am also an indian.india is known for its best tech support.

Actually, that should be "cheapest", not "best". I am at least as good a technician as any in India (I was ranked in the 80th percentile while HP still kept jobs in the U.S.A.). The trouble is, companies like HP can shop around the world for workers willing to take the lowest wage HP will offer. But I can't feasibly follow the jobs (visa restrictions on immigrant labor in the places with the lowest pay).
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Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 30 Apr 2010 09:35:03 EDT

anon posted : keep an eye out for fixonclick they don't give up even told them i worked at microsoft but they keep trying its at a point i'm even going to change my phone number 5 phone calls in one day from different people all spouting the same rubbish

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:45:49 EDT

garys_2k posted : Thank you for the heads-up on the "support" sites to watch out for.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:35:16 EDT

Dennis posted :

said by Oleg:

I am sorry,but i have to disagree on the best tech support is in India.All you guys do is reading scripts.

To be fair that's all anyone who answers a phone is allowed to do anywhere. US or India or where ever.
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:29:31 EDT

Doctor Olds posted : Companies that chose to offshore tech support from the USA did not do so based on any reputation better quality (or even similar quality) of existing tech support skills in India, it was solely a cost per hour/cost per employee based decision (India labor is much cheaper and benefits are cheaper) and then the US companies still had to train the new hires in India before they could even begin to start handling support calls from US customers. That and language classes were given to try to reduce/neutralize their native language accent that is hard to understand for many US citizens.
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:14:46 EDT

Oleg posted : I am sorry,but i have to disagree on the best tech support is in India.All you guys do is reading scripts.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Wed, 21 Apr 2010 03:31:33 EDT

anon posted : Hi everyone,

this is david from india.i see lot of people have written lot of things about different company,about computer scam.I am personaly a computer technician.but what this companies are doing i feel shame to see that as i am also an indian.india is known for its best tech support.almost every big company outsource their tech support to india.but to syop all this what i can do for u all is, I an giving you a list of company name if u ever receive call from this company please do not respond to these.they r completely scam.these are

www.supportonclick.com
www.onlinepccare.com
www.techmyhelp.com
www.comantra.net
www.gogreenpc.net
www.techisonline.com
www.techonsupport.com
www.fixonclick123.com
www.virtualpcdoctor.com
www.loginforcare.com
www.systemrecure.com

please be aware and spread this message to other people

bye
david

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Tue, 20 Apr 2010 19:02:41 EDT

Oleg posted : Here is another Scareware called MyCleanPC most of you know what CyberDefender is (»www.complaintsboard.com/complain···821.html)

The company also running TV ads for this shit :mad:

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9m2s6QG1Q0

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:11:32 EDT

NormanS posted :

said by Rebirth:

So what's going on here, and what's the connection between Paretologic and Cleanallspyware ?

I initially parsed that as, "Pathologic and Cleanallspyware"! :p
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Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Mon, 19 Apr 2010 00:57:18 EDT

Rebirth posted : www.cleanallspyware.com is dead for me.

This is Google's cache of »www.cleanallspyware.com/. It is a snapshot of the page as it appeared on 15 Apr 2010 14:39:02 GMT. The current page could have changed in the meantime. Learn more

Google cache shows the above.

Clicking on the links in Google cache, Regcure or Download Spyware Removal Tool, Leads to several redirects

»www.cleanallspyware.com/download.php

»www.directbrand.com/tracking202/···ip=51233

»threats.paretologic.revenuewire.···download

»threats.paretologic.safecart.com···download

All i get is a blank page ?

Regcure is on here »www.paretologic.com/products/index.aspx and supposedly a legit product.

So what's going on here, and what's the connection between Paretologic and Cleanallspyware ?

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sun, 18 Apr 2010 20:45:00 EDT

Doctor Four posted :

said by Whip:

Isn't this the same template?
cleanallspyware.com

Could be, but I'm not going there:

»www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/www.c···ware.com

They're in HPHosts, flagged for being distributors of rogue security products, notably RegCure.

Whois Info:

Address lookupcanonical name cleanallspyware.com.aliases addresses 75.125.125.226Domain Whois record Queried whois.internic.net with "dom cleanallspyware.com"...    Domain Name: CLEANALLSPYWARE.COM   Registrar: ENOM, INC.   Whois Server: whois.enom.com   Referral URL: http://www.enom.com   Name Server: NS1.THEPLANET.COM   Name Server: NS2.THEPLANET.COM   Status: clientTransferProhibited   Updated Date: 10-sep-2009   Creation Date: 10-sep-2009   Expiration Date: 10-sep-2010 >>> Last update of whois database: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 00:37:51 UTC <<< Queried whois.enom.com with "cleanallspyware.com"... Visit AboutUs.org for more information about cleanallspyware.comAboutUs: cleanallspyware.com Registration Service Provided By: NameCheap.comContact: support@NameCheap.com Domain name: cleanallspyware.com Registrant Contact:   WhoisGuard   WhoisGuard Protected ()      Fax:    8939 S. Sepulveda Blvd. #110 - 732   Westchester, CA 90045   US Administrative Contact:   WhoisGuard   WhoisGuard Protected (0900ff2884f24b02a2794451b71c8a3e.protect@whoisguard.com)   +1.6613102107   Fax: +1.6613102107   8939 S. Sepulveda Blvd. #110 - 732   Westchester, CA 90045   US Technical Contact:   WhoisGuard   WhoisGuard Protected (0900ff2884f24b02a2794451b71c8a3e.protect@whoisguard.com)   +1.6613102107   Fax: +1.6613102107   8939 S. Sepulveda Blvd. #110 - 732   Westchester, CA 90045   US Status: Locked Name Servers:   ns1.theplanet.com   ns2.theplanet.com   Creation date: 10 Sep 2009 17:19:22Expiration date: 10 Sep 2010 17:19:22    Get Noticed on the Internet!  Increase visibility for this domain name by listing it at www.whoisbusinesslistings.com Network Whois record Queried whois.arin.net with "75.125.125.226"... OrgName:    ThePlanet.com Internet Services, Inc. OrgID:      TPCMAddress:    315 CapitolAddress:    Suite 205City:       HoustonStateProv:  TXPostalCode: 77002Country:    US ReferralServer: rwhois://rwhois.theplanet.com:4321 NetRange:   75.125.0.0 - 75.125.255.255 CIDR:       75.125.0.0/16 OriginAS:   AS13749,  AS13884,  AS21844,  AS30315OriginAS:   AS36420NetName:    NETBLK-THEPLANET-BLK-EV1-17NetHandle:  NET-75-125-0-0-1Parent:     NET-75-0-0-0-0NetType:    Direct AllocationNameServer: NS1.EV1SERVERS.NETNameServer: NS2.EV1SERVERS.NETComment:    RegDate:    2007-06-11Updated:    2008-02-28 OrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE271-ARINOrgAbuseName:   The Planet Abuse OrgAbusePhone:  +1-281-714-3560OrgAbuseEmail:  abuse@theplanet.com OrgNOCHandle: THEPL-ARINOrgNOCName:   The Planet NOC OrgNOCPhone:  +1-281-714-3555OrgNOCEmail:  noc@theplanet.com OrgTechHandle: TECHN33-ARINOrgTechName:   Technical Support OrgTechPhone:  +1-214-782-7800OrgTechEmail:  admins@theplanet.com # ARIN WHOIS database, last updated 2010-04-17 20:00 DNS recordsnameclasstypedatatime to livecleanallspyware.comINMXpreference:0exchange:mail.cleanallspyware.com86400s(1.00:00:00)cleanallspyware.comINSOAserver:ns1.theplanet.comemail:support.theplanet.comserial:2009091000refresh:1200retry:1800expire:86400minimum ttl:120086400s(1.00:00:00)cleanallspyware.comINNSns1.theplanet.com86400s(1.00:00:00)cleanallspyware.comINNSns2.theplanet.com86400s(1.00:00:00)cleanallspyware.comINA75.125.125.22686400s(1.00:00:00)226.125.125.75.in-addr.arpaINPTRserver.rawhumor.com7200s(02:00:00) -- end --

The Planet is one of the most notorious domains for malware. And the fact they are hiding behind WhoisGuard makes the domain even more suspect.

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"The trouble with computers, of course, is that they are very sophisticated idiots." - Doctor Who (from Robot)

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 18:01:54 EDT

Whip posted :

said by DrStrange:

Nice. Hopefully they didn't just change their name.

--- 04/17/10 16:18:30 Eastern Daylight Time
--- resolving host "supportonclick.com", please wait...
--- resolve error: host not found

Actually....HA!

Domain Name: SUPPORTONCLICK.COM

Registrant:
Pecon Software Ltd.
Pecon Software Ltd. (peconcal@vsnl.net)
En-27, Salt lake Sector-V
Kolkata
West Bengal,700091
IN
Tel. +91.03340101601

Creation Date: 20-Feb-2006
Expiration Date: 20-Feb-2011

Domain servers in listed order:
883.venus.orderbox-dns.com
883.mercury.orderbox-dns.com
883.mars.orderbox-dns.com
883.earth.orderbox-dns.com

Administrative Contact:
Pecon Software Ltd.
Pecon Software Ltd. (peconcal@vsnl.net)
En-27, Salt lake Sector-V
Kolkata
West Bengal,700091
IN
Tel. +91.03340101601

Technical Contact:
Pecon Software Ltd.
Pecon Software Ltd. (peconcal@vsnl.net)
En-27, Salt lake Sector-V
Kolkata
West Bengal,700091
IN
Tel. +91.03340101601

Billing Contact:
Pecon Software Ltd.
Pecon Software Ltd. (peconcal@vsnl.net)
En-27, Salt lake Sector-V
Kolkata
West Bengal,700091
IN
Tel. +91.03340101601

Status:SUSPENDED

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:59:44 EDT

Whip posted :

Isn't this the same template?
cleanallspyware.com

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:02:55 EDT

Snowy posted :

said by Dennis:

Maybe they're leprechauns?

Cons with Hansen's disease?

Hansen's disease isn't a laughing matter. Truly, my apologies if I've offended anyone.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 16:20:16 EDT

DrStrange posted : Nice. Hopefully they didn't just change their name.

--- 04/17/10 16:18:30 Eastern Daylight Time
--- resolving host "supportonclick.com", please wait...
--- resolve error: host not found

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:36:11 EDT

Oleg posted : Alright the site was taken down :)

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 08:28:57 EDT

Dennis posted :

said by pcdebb:

soo....they called YOU about your pc problem? how would they know?

Stop asking relevant questions like that! How dare you question how they would magically know that one person out of 308 million would be having a PC issue and then also know their telephone number.

Maybe they're leprechauns?
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 04:04:37 EDT

pcdebb posted : soo....they called YOU about your pc problem? how would they know?

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 03:59:33 EDT

Doctor Olds posted :

said by 84635072:

I got a call from Supportonclick.com. Lately my pc was not performing up to the mark. There were several issues related to my pc thats really driving me crazy. I was so confused as what to do with my pc !!
Thank god !! the tech guys at Supportonclick.com solved my pc problems in a matter of few minutes, and they charged me nominally.
I`m completely satisfied with their remote pc support service.

Hi there shill poster shane2010 with your deception filled post for committing theft. How are your charges adding up? Are you going to enjoy prison for many decades? I will bet that you will. :D
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Sat, 17 Apr 2010 03:11:07 EDT

84635072 posted : POSSIBLE SHILL POST
I got a call from Supportonclick.com. Lately my pc was not performing up to the mark. There were several issues related to my pc thats really driving me crazy. I was so confused as what to do with my pc !!
Thank god !! the tech guys at Supportonclick.com solved my pc problems in a matter of few minutes, and they charged me nominally.
I`m completely satisfied with their remote pc support service.
POSSIBLE SHILL POST

[This post was clearly made by a person pretending to be a customer of this "service" and is currently being moderated -Dennis]

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 18:51:49 EDT

Doctor Olds posted : There are a few items in the story that bother me greatly though.

The older lady Sharon Petty says "my computer, my printer everything is gone" the reporter says "destroyed" and She says the Ripoff Report helped her? How? Getting it fixed or getting a refund or just reporting it?

The daughter says "it just fried my computer". Hmm, scareware doesn't damage the hardware, just holds data for ransom or destroys data.

The daughter says she couldn't get it to release the computer until she paid but it didn't work after paying and that she is out $5,000 dollars. What, did she buy 100 copies of the $49.95 software?

Strange story.
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What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 15:58:19 EDT

Whip posted :

said by 56256429:

I had a great experience with www.Supportonclick.com :).. All I can say that they are the BEST DOCTORS for computers. Even with their remote support they had successfully operated on my computer and it is now working fine..... Thank You www.supportonclick.com... ;)

[I'm leaving this post but the user account is being marked for deletion -Dennis]

Since you don't have a clue, how do you know they fixed anything?
You clearly have no idea what's on your computer since you couldn't fix it yourself.
However, I will just chalk you up to another of the scammers and your 'testimonial' really doesn't matter.
I just want truly innocent victims to ask themselves these questions.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 14:00:42 EDT

DrStrange posted : The public machines at my day job have something like DeepFreeze on them. Even if they get infected, they don't stay infected.

If she went to the library, it would have been a lot more convenient for everyone.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 12:19:24 EDT

Doctor Olds posted :

said by Oleg:

Here is what's the news say about scareware
(youtube clip)

Wow, that lady takes the cake. She infects her PC by ether clicking a fake ad or hitting a drive-by page without a secure PC or with an unsecured browser, then she leaves it unfixed/dead in the water (she couldn't afford the fee for the scammer's ransom or to pay someone legitimate to actually fix it) and instead of asking anyone else to help her clean up the infection plus learn how to avoid it in the future, she just goes to her daughter's place of business and then proceeds to repeat infect her daughter's business PC that has 10+ Years of un-backed up company records, sales histories, inventory, suppliers, business taxes, you know basically the entire data and records from a small business owner that had accumulated in the previous 10 Years. No regard at all it seems to me, she just wanted to get back on the Internet and didn't care who suffered and was too good to go to the Public Library where use is free. I feel for her poor daughter, but have no sympathy for the mother repeating the same thing she did to her own PC with no regard. It is very likely the daughter's business will go under from this data loss brought on by the mother's actions.
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 11:26:09 EDT

Doctor Four posted : The latest scam shill to post here only proves that a variation on Rule #3 from the Rules Of Spam not only applies to scammers and their shills, but is also valid: Scammers and their shills are stupid.

Posting bogus positive comments to an anti-scam forum is the height of stupidity. It is having the opposite effect as to what those shills intended, exposing their scam to anyone who can search Google or other search engines for what it is. This topic is #1 on Google if you follow the suggested automcomplete of supportonclick scam.

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"The trouble with computers, of course, is that they are very sophisticated idiots." - Doctor Who (from Robot)

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 11:07:35 EDT

garys_2k posted :

Oh yeah? So they "operated," eh? I'll just bet they did, really smoothly, too. Funny how none of the real victims feel better after their "operation."

Nice try, though. I guess this thread's still high enough on the search pages to matter, that's the good news. Even better news is that we're helping people avoid this scam. The *BEST* news is that jones2010 did his part to keep the warnings high in those rankings.

Please stop by often, your efforts are appreciated.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 10:28:56 EDT

DrStrange posted : Thanks for keeping this thread alive and near the top of the search engine rankings, shill.

Anyone who reads the whole thread doesn't need any further evidence to see that supportonclick.com is a scam and a fraud.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:53:10 EDT

TheWickerMan posted : Well, if some shill who registered just today says it's legit, that's good enough for me...

NOT!

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:45:51 EDT

56256429 posted : I had a great experience with www.Supportonclick.com :).. All I can say that they are the BEST DOCTORS for computers. Even with their remote support they had successfully operated on my computer and it is now working fine..... Thank You www.supportonclick.com... ;)

[I'm leaving this post but the user account is being marked for deletion -Dennis]

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:46:53 EDT

Oleg posted : Here is what's the news say about scareware

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XHx5G5JIBk

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:40:05 EDT

Doctor Four posted : Here's a story about a remarkably similar computer support cold calling scam on the Consumerist:

»consumerist.com/2010/01/dont-let···are.html

It's not the same company, but like supportonclick, they are trying to get you to visit their website and install some software, in this case the Rbot trojan.

Edit: the website mentioned in the story is registered from an address in India. I wonder if it is the same scammers?
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:01:45 EDT

PDXracer posted : I have multiple clients, all on Comcast, that are now getting flooded with calls from this scam company, one has already had $800 in fruadulent charges.

I think Comcast is selling peoples numbers to this company, as of clients have only had their comcast numbers for a few days, and both have new computers so there is no way anyone would know they even had a computer.

I wish I could burn all these scammers at the stake
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The path that leads to truth is littered with the bodies of the ignorant - Miyamoto Musashi

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:19:12 EDT

Doctor Four posted : There are legitimate remote computer tech support companies out there, but supportonclick.com is not one of them.

Legitimate companies of this type would never cold call a customer. Rather, they would have you call them to initiate a remote desktop session.

Legitimate companies also would not tell you that your computer was slow and that you needed to download an application that at best is of dubious effectiveness.

Those same legitimate companies as well would not charge you money to remove fake infections or problems the software found, then likely also use your credit card details to commit further fraud.

Supportonclick.com does all of the things that a legitimate company with a solid reputation would never do.
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"The trouble with computers, of course, is that they are very sophisticated idiots." - Doctor Who (from Robot)

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 17:56:20 EDT

dentman42 posted :

said by Doctor Four:

If everyone who reads this topic (except the shills) puts
127.0.0.1 supportonclick.com into their Hosts file, that would eliminate a lot of potential marks.

Now if only their hosting provider would similarly null route them.

Ummm...how? I think pretty much if you've read this thread you're not going to fall for it, so there's no need to block them in hosts.

Better yet, let them try to connect to a Linux box...

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:44:01 EDT

Doctor Olds posted : I wouldn't allow anyone to Remote Desktop or similar remote connect to any of my machines, I meant block them at the Country Code level from cold calling the USA at large period. Let them call their fellow countrymen and fellow countrywomen instead of us. LOL Then they can rickshaw over locally to give personal service.
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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Fri, 18 Dec 2009 07:35:51 EDT

GKI posted : OR, they just don't allow them access to one's computer by invoking "go to assist' which may be resident from use by a legitimate tech support used in the past.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:40:12 EDT

Doctor Olds posted :

said by Doctor Four:

If everyone who reads this topic (except the shills) puts
127.0.0.1 supportonclick.com into their Hosts file, that would eliminate a lot of potential marks.

Too bad we can't do the same/similar type block for incoming Cold Calls from these Scammer's at Supportonclick.com
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What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:53:51 EDT

Doctor Four posted : If everyone who reads this topic (except the shills) puts
127.0.0.1 supportonclick.com into their Hosts file, that would eliminate a lot of potential marks.

Now if only their hosting provider would similarly null route them.
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"The trouble with computers, of course, is that they are very sophisticated idiots." - Doctor Who (from Robot)

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 09:31:24 EDT

Whip posted : Maybe you are the one that can explain how they mysteriously know - the impossible to know - that someone unknown to them has computer that is running slow. None of you clowns have been able to explain this very simple claim you guys make.

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 08:45:54 EDT

Doctor Olds posted :

said by 85061126:

The scam supportonclick.com is a very unreliable, unprofessional and unethical remote scam pc scam company. I have pitched the scam service personally and it is not awesome at all.

Never rely on supportonclick.com for its subpar scam service which should be questioned by all.

Don't believe anybody called 85061126 , check out the scam results on Google personally and then never take any unsolicited cold calls from the scam outfit known as supportonclick.com scam.

I believe your Dhoti, Lungi or Kurta should be fully on fire now. :D

[att=1]
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What’s the point of owning a supercar if you can’t scare yourself stupid from time to time?

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 08:13:41 EDT

rzaruba posted :

said by 85061126:

dont believe anybody

Nobody believes you, SHILL!

Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam

Thu, 17 Dec 2009 08:12:33 EDT

rzaruba posted :

said by 85061126:

rely on supportonclick.com for its superb service which cannot be questioned at all.

ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!

The fact that it is a fraud and a scam is UNQUESTIONABLE.

As is the fact that you are an orifice and a SHILL!