844-600-6224

My computer pop a note and stated to call this number.I may have a virus.
It is to cox communication
I called and got a rude person,  hung up on me 3 times. Very unprofessional service. Will be changing internet service.

My internet browser froze and a message came on the screen telling me to call my internet provider.  It had the correct name of my internet provider (Cox) and a phone number.  I googled the phone number and didn't get any reliable hits.  I have not dialed the number because I suspect it is a scam.

I got a message when I typed a URL incorrectly.  "WARNING: Comcast Cable Customer- Your Internet Explorer browser and computer may be compromised by security threats.  Call 844-600-6225 now for IMMEDIATE assistance."  

As a former employee and current customer of Comcast, I knew this was a fraud.  Do not click the window or call the phone number.  Power off your system immediately and scan for malware.  

I had the same experience.  My Malware detector didnot find a virus.

I got the same message. I have never seen this before. Always check any # before letting anyone access your computer.uggestion is call the company they claim to be. Don't call the # they provide.  

did the same to me today very rude, was it just a scam. is your computer fine

In space no one can hear you scream. However here they can. The pop-up/your computer is infected scam is just that, a scam, & a very well known one. There are a large quantity of good antivirus software, as well as excellent free ones. Turning over control of your computer to a foreign company, who will extort hundreds of dollars out of you, is not a prudent move. It will however provide you, when they are done with it, an excellent anchor for your boat. No one should touch your computer except you, & a local brick & mortar repair shop.

I had to turn off my computer to make it stop telling me to call 844-600-6224. My security software did not find or fix the problem.PC Matic. I have contacted them to fix the problem.
My Microsoft security did not find or fix either.

DO NOT CALL THIS NUMBER. IT IS A SCAM.

This is a scam. Where or who do we report this kind of scam.

This just happened to me and unfortunately I called the phone # and repeatedly got hung up on.  What does this mean.

This a scammer that is trying to hack into your computer do not call or give them any anything trust me they want to hack your computer and I called them on it and the [***] [***] hung up on me.

It is a scam, I got the same problem.  My internet browser froz and the message came up, tell me to call 844-600-6224, I called, the first thing I notice was, the recording operator did not announce the company's name (I started suspicious), then a man answer, and asking me how long I had my computer, I told him 5-6 years, then I asked him immediately, 'What company are you with?' He answer ' enjoy your week-end '  then he hung up.  Scam.. Scam.. Scam......

This should be a way to make a report to FBI?

i got the same message in my pc when I type google.com, i hate this [***]. i did not call those [***], i did run an scan to my computer and the antivirus did not found anything. some one should find the [***] that are doing this [***] and put a bullet in their face..

I got a message taking up my whole computer screen and also a voice telling me to call 844-600-6224 before using my computer any further because it may be compromised by a security threat. They claimed to be Suddenlink (which is my Internet provider).  I could not close the message out! I called the number. The voice that answered did not say who it was but I was given 2 options: press 1 for technical issues or press 2 for hardware issues. I pressed 1. That person eventually turned me over to another "technical support."  It was a company called OneBit IT.  They assured me I had malicious malware and offered to get rid of it for $150 on my credit card.  I fell for it and let them remote control my computer for several hours. At the end of that time my computer seemed fine and perhaps faster (but I had not been having problems before). It was then I started thinking it might be a scam so I called Suddenlink and they said it was NOT them who put the warning on my computer. After calling the number and informing them I knew they were not really Suddenlink and threatening to initiate a charge-back through my bank they issued me a refund. I then canceled my credit card and changed some passwords just in case.

How do you get the message off the screen?

You can use your Task Manager to end the task - the pop-up appears to read your modem and inserts your internet service provider's name after entering a bad URL address.  If only this much evil could be refocused on good, imagine a better world :-D.

Right mouse click your task bar (near your PC clock) and select Start Task Manager.  In the Applications tab, find your browser application, click on to it and click the End Task button at the bottom of the form.  Run any virus solution you're using and you *should be* good to go.  It's what I did anyhow and I'm fine...and I did NOT call their number.  I make no guarntees, I only offer suggestions.  Good Luck.  Another suggestion if I may, if a company asks you for your credit card number, ask them for their tax identification number because you're a non-profit and you need to report to the IRS...see if they're still willing to help you then.

It popped up on my phone browser, how do I get rid of it?

Thanks a lot, I was able to remove this annoying malware the Taskmanager.