800-210-3249

tech services scam running with this num 18002103249 plz be aware

These people are part of a scam network running the "Microsoft Scam".  They call you pretending that they are from Microsoft and tell you that you have multiple viruses on your computer.  They have you give them access to your computer via TeamViewer and they plant malware.  Then they try to get you to give them your credit card number to sell you  software to remove the malware that they placed on your computer.  Microsoft does not call you to tell you that you have viruses.  DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE ACCESS TO YOUR COMPUTER.  DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION.  IT'S A SCAM!

 Totally a SCAM.   A male voice from India  says his name is "Jason". Not in a million years!!! then he says " we have been sending yu alert to your computer " someone is downloading info from your computer !!!      Don't fall for it America

These guys call and claim to be from Comcast saying a security y breach is occurring on my computer.

I hate scammers.  I don't particularly like Comcast, but even they shouldn't get bad publicity from stuff like this!

The same as above. Lady who called herself Jane Foster was trying to gain assess to my computer by convincing me to share my computer's microsoft license number. After I asked several questions I was told that they receive notifications from my computer about all sorts of malware and spyware, she also tried to convince me that any protective program I have is a scam. I got the above number from her and also her employee number. which is( I would think is made up) msbd8001. That was the end of my encounter.

Another scam call from "Frank Joseph" calling about my Microsoft.  These guys are a pain in the neck.  Everytime, they call, his name changes!!  they drive me crazy.  I usually don't answer the calls, but this one I answered just to see who it was and low and behold, it was the same jerk that continues to call.  why doesn't somebody stop these scammers???

Another scam call from "Frank Joseph" calling about my Microsoft. The number showed up as 206-237-0127 (Shoreline, WA) on my cell phone. They call you pretending that they are from Microsoft and tell you that you have multiple viruses on your computer. He says " we have been sending you alert to your computer and you have not responded" someone is downloading info from your computer !!
Total scam ! How the hell did they get my call number ??
I just hung up the phone. Someone please stop these crazy scammers!

Just got a call

Microsoft SCAM.

They called to say my windows program had unwanted downloads and they were calling to help me. I said "no thanks".

"Austin" Same scam. Same people that change their number all the time.  You just need to tell them you do not have a computer and that should stop them.

Foreign Asian sounding woman said our computer was illegally downloading software and that we need to be in front of the computer to follow her directions on how to stop this.  Said she was Jeanette Louise from eBiz Tech Services.  Gave me two numbers to call back.  206-237-0127 and 800-210-3249

I received a call on my cell from very Foreign sounding man claiming to be Ray Martin.  He said he was from Washington.  I asked his website  he gave me www.ebiztechservice.com or www.ebiztechservices.com.  He said they found someone from Canada tring to get into my computer at 9:27PM  and kept asking me if I had a computer.  Of Course I knew he was a scam and I told him so and told him I was reporting him and thanks for all the info and he kept trying to tell me he is NOT a scam.  I told him I was recording him then he hung up.

I received a call from New York and its the same story - telling me he's from Windows Software company and i have virus on my laptop from bad downloads but he can help me get them off by pressing the windows button and the letter "R".  When I asked to confirm the name of the company and a call back number he gave me the 800-210-3249 and said his name is Rick Brown. Then he hung up on me.  SCAM!

someone with a stong accent calling himself Aiden Frost called and insisted that I go into my computer so that he could walk me thru eliminating a virus that was going to destroy my system. He said his company is EBIZTech Services and they were the ONLY AUTHORIZED tech reps for Microsoft.  I got his name and number, told him there was no way he was getting into my computer and hung up. this is a scam

First, if Ebiz has erred with our account it is that they have extended our subscription so that we still have more time that we originally paid for!. That is explained in the online description of the company. In the time that we have been associated with Ebiz the manner in which we are able to make contact with a technician has been greatly streamlined. It used to be that calling the phone number would put us in contact with Mr. ******* or another employee, who would, in turn, dial the service team. Now the call is routed directly to the techs. Also, the business was originally touted as being available 24/7. It is now available M-F during regular business hours. Ebiz techs keep accurate records of my calls. For example, I recently called and made an informal appointment to call on a certain day. When I called back several days later the tech who answered asked me if I was the one who was going to call before. We do receive occasional calls from India reporting that we supposedly have viruses on our computer(s). However, I do not believe that those calls necessarily come from Ebiz techs. We have never had any negative issues with the use of the Team Viewer program. It always gives the option of refusing the service. In my opinion, considering that a computer tune-up will cost upwards of $100 on a one-off basis, Ebiz gives a very good alternative.

Called today said the company name was Ebiz .He tried to get me to give him control of my PC.
What a scam. They called from (206-237-0127 )
A number you can't call back.
He want me to give them access to my computer via TeamViewer, said someone was trying to hack my computer. What a SCAM.

"... said someone was trying to hack my computer"
Which is true - they are the ones trying to hack peoples' computers. Instead of relying on booby-trapped websites, they trick people into letting them access computers through a legitimate remote-access program.