805-637-0817

I received a spam message via e-mail, which contained the above number as a contact.
I suspect it was an attempt at the Customer Service Scam, in order to gain access to accounts and/or computer.
Spam message contents were as follows:

Subject: McAfee #347920 – Complete Your Plan

Commercial invoice Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2025 23:52:52
Membership ID: GFO-526-KE-0557

Invoice renewals via email.

Dear ,

We sincerely appreciate your contribution to the Mcafee family. Can you believe it's been 60 Months Agreement Extension already? We are thrilled that you continue to benefit from your membership.

This email is to confirm that your membership has been successfully renewed:

- Date of Renewal: Wednesday, November 19, 2025
- Amount Paid: USD667.71

Membership Details:

- Activation Key: 777c8882-5568-45f9-9845-8ea6df906545
- Item Purchased: McAfee Secure VPN
- Support Provided: 60 Months Agreement Extension Warranty

Client Information:

- Client ID: GFO-526-KE-0557
- Client Name:
- Client Email: <e-mail address removed>

If you wish to keep enjoying our services, no action is needed. However, should you want to modify your membership or have any questions, feel free to contact our support team at +1 (805) 637-0817.

With Heartfelt Gratitude,
McAfee AntiThreat Inc.
Phone: +1 (805) 637-0817
Managed By: Stephen Stubbs
Company Address: 2753 E. Hwy 34; Suite 1 Daly City Ca 94014 USA

Another scammer!!!

Ah, yet another of your oh so "detailed" and oh so "informative" two word posts.
Would that you had a larger vocabulary, so you could tell us what the alleged scam was.

Why should I waste more of my time?  I already waste both my time and my money on this scam.  And my time and money is valuable to me.  I was a good Samaritan to inform you of this scam.  You should be very grateful.

PayPal Customer wrote:

I was a good Samaritan to inform you of this scam.

You "informed" us of what scam?  You just keep posting the same generic copy and paste junk.  You are not "informing" anyone of anything.  Since you never give any details as to what the scam is, one could easily surmise that you never actually answered the call and just assumed that is was a scammer.
So, what was this "scam"? Unfinished loan application?  Student loan forgiveness?  Document delivery?  Old unpaid debt?  Expiring home warranty?  Free water test?  Free roof inspection?  PCH prize? etc., etc., etc.

PayPal Customer wrote:

You should be very grateful.

Oh, yes, we are ever so grateful that you deemed to expend your valuable "time and money" to "inform" us of an alleged scam by making an oh so generic and oh so vacuous post.  We are now just as "informed" about this "scam" as we were before you made your post, so of course we should be "very grateful" of you.