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Re: [Scam] Supportonclick.com scareware scam May be I am posting twice. I cant see my post somehow. Here it goes:
I am nervous because i have received a call from them and let them handle my antivirus issue. They have solved the problem. Have I been scammed? They have not taken money as yet and said I am on trial period. |
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Mission Viejo, CA | How exactly did you "let them handle " your issue? 
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Hmm...double post. |
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said by Laura26:May be I am posting twice. I cant see my post somehow. Here it goes: I am nervous because i have received a call from them and let them handle my antivirus issue. They have solved the problem. Have I been scammed? They have not taken money as yet and said I am on trial period. Yes, you've been scammed. Cancel that credit card and get a new one, watch for carryover charges and alert your bank to any from this company (or others you know you didn't make, the scammers often share card data) as FRAUD. |
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Did you give them your credit card number or download something from a site they told you to go to?
Because if you downloaded something they recommended, it was most likely rogue security software. And if you gave them your credit card number, they'll start charging you for services you don't need, or commit outright fraud. Either way, you've most likely been scammed and had better cancel that card.
Assuming of course that you are not a shill for the company.
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Assuming of course that you are not a shill for the company.
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