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- Jeff HickeyThey seem to be calling me once a day for the past 2 weeks. Mainly at the same time (after I have left work), but occasionally when I'm at lunch. It'd actually pretty weird that I seem to NOT be in the office when they call. Anyway, we have an automated phone service here, so they have to go through the menus to get to me. Anyway, always the same. No message left. Maybe someday I'll be here when they call and I guess I can mess with them a bit if it's a little slow. They certainly will NOT be getting access to my computer, though. The only reason they have my work number (I guess) is I had my personal PC sent to my work address.
- MarilynAdd me to the list. I believed it was DellTechConcierge who I have had for many years. They used this same number in November of last year when I had a real problem to fix. I have the email from Dell listing this number as a valid contact number. I lost a little money but not the worst cases I have heard of. I am thankful for that.
- Caller: DellTech Concierge Scam
- SunnyIndian caller / Dell Tech Support scam
- Caller: Dell (Scam)
- RLReceived the same call. Dell does NOT call you.. It is an act of congress to get DELL on the phone at anytime. Heaven forbid.. should anyone get a call from DELL.
- GI got a a call, they knew my name and that I had Dell hardware, and even the specific model of my windows tablet. They told me that important services were not running. Certain this was a scam but convincing nevertheless
- Caller: scam
- TimI continue to receive calls from them. I didn't fall for it, but I did call Dell because they had a valid Dell Asset Tag # and knew all about my laptop and the problems it had, what Dell did to fix it, etc. What made me think it was an inside job like Annie has posted is they called me on my cell phone. I gave Dell my cell phone so the tech could reach me when he came to work on my laptop. I never give my cell phone out to anyone else. I always give my home phone number out to people. It's one of the reasons I've kept a home phone in the past. Why can't Dell stop this since it's an inside job?
- JohnThese people are so stupid, I can't believe anyone would fall for their tricks. They call you and can't even talk fluent English when you answer them.
- Caller: Tech Support
- GSKeeps calling me. I ignore these calls, but it is annoying.
- Caller: They say they are Dell
- tristani just had a call today. he sound very suspicious when he asked me to check my modems and check for serial number and white lightes blinking and keeping me busy while he was trying to mess up with paypal account on the screem trying to buy a freakin itunes gift card. fckin A i got all the shivers and goosebumps in the world. for no reason he keeps telling somebody is hacking me while he controls my computer. thank you for this thread good thing i checked.
- Caller: 1-877-790-3355
- Call type: Prank
- Dell Vermont| 1 replySCAM. I had an involved legitimate Dell repair issue which involved both domestic and India Dell technical service. A few months afterwards I began receiving a lot of these calls. What I found the most jarringly sophisticated was actually when they started dumbing down the calls. "We have detected your Wi-Fi is leaking". I started to laugh and think they were really unsophisticated, then the guy said he would escalate my call to his supervisor. Aha. He can hire idiots to make the first call, because he is sifting out the people who aren't going to fall for it. He wants the juniors to pass him people who fall for "your wifi is leaking".
Two years ago the same scam was being run as "Microsoft Services".- Caller: Dell Technical Service
- Call type: Telemarketer
- JohnIt is a scam call
- Caller: +1 (877) 790-3355
- Call type: Telemarketer
- John replies to Dell VermontStupid dell has no business system in place to keep your information private. Same thing happened to me two years ago and I still receive calls from these idoiots. Dell is a very bad company!!
- CBI get a call from this number at least once every couple weeks. They claim my Dell has malware on it and they are receiving a signal from the computer. I then let them know we have an internal IT team at the office, sometimes I tell them I don't even have a Dell. SCAM!
- Caller: Fake Dell
- D Edwards| 1 replyThey just don't give up! I talked to them at first and laughed when they tried to convince me they were Dell. Even when I'd tell them I had just talked to Dell customer service, they would still try to convince me they needed to take over my computer to fix it. I finally got sick of them calling and blocked the number. I've been getting blocked calls every day from that number for months.
- Caller: Dell
- MrMagoo replies to D EdwardsThe best thing you or anyone can do is to simply hang up once you hear someone calling out of the blue to fix your computer, as no one other than a scammer would do this. Block the number and tell everyone you know about the scam to help spread the word of this scam.
- Joe| 3 repliesReceived call supposedly from Dell. They had service number and other detailed information about my computer and said they were from the Dell fraud department. Gave me name phone number and extension. Since I recently had used Dell for a warranty software service issue, I was familiar with their procedure of taking control of your computer to solve the problem, and these people use the exact same software, with indistinguishable procedure – including the types of stilted courtesy one expects from overtraining the Dell service technicians in India. Very convincing. Took control of my computer, showed me log files with multiple problems, including "someone in Nairobi uploading video files from your computer." Then referred me to the official Dell website, identified a hardware firewall that would solve my problem, scheduled an appointment for a technician to come to my house the next morning, gave me the name and phone number of the technician, and told me that the technician would need to pick up the hardware in route to my house, and that I would need to pay for the hardware ahead of time.
Since my computer was "not secure," they told me not to pay via my computer nor using my credit cards, but rather to go to the local C VS and by nine $100 iTunes gift cards.
That is when I hung up and called the Dell. They told me that the service ID number I had been given have the wrong number of digits for a Dell case ID and the tech told me to immediately powerdown my computer. I did so, rebooted, and was faced with a password prompt that did not accept my Windows password, nor did appear to be a screen I ever had seen before.
I was able to reboot using alternate media, find a system restore point, then use a variety of malware and antivirus programs, including Windows defender off-line, to hopefully adequately clean my computer. All seems to be working well though I am not sure that all actually is well.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?- Caller: Dell
- Joe replies to JoeOops – phone number was 888-616-8530
- JoeSorry – my notes are a scribble and I am a bit discombobulated – the call was so convincing – the call originated from 877-790-3355, and they asked me to call them with the iTunes gift card information at 888-616-8530.
- Tof replies to GeorgeDell has a police they don't call you unless you call them first
- Source Force InternationalMid-December 2016, I received yet another set of calls from 877-790-3355. This third set was from "John" with "Dell Support" and was from the same scammer number. The number 877-790-3355 is similar to the real 800-308-3355, which is the correct Dell number I usually call for support on my Venue 11 tablet. When dialed directly, the bogus 877-790-3355 recording answers "Dell Support".
This scammer group usually calls within one to three weeks after a legitimate call that I had initiated with Dell, If I had let a Dell support rep log onto my machine(s). The person calling in knew router information, machine names, and presumed to have just changed something that would have made my router stop working.
It would appear my private information is being sold or leaked to, or even "viewed" by, a whole group as there were a noisy bunch around the person and they, apparently, having the same sort of conversations as was my scammer.- Caller: "Dell Support"
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