24/7 Techies - Microsoft's Breach of Trust

I attempted to post an entire transcript from a call recording here; however, the Forum wouldn’t let me post such a big article. Instead, I will post a link below to a publishing site similar yet safer than Pastebin.

https://app.simplenote.com/publish/grplsQ

Thank you very informative.

…Agent: Kay, I sent you a code. Can you give me that code please?

Customer: Okay… if it came through.

Agent: If it came through, you can let me know the verification code.

Customer: It hasn’t come through or anything yet, the last message came from my wife so… Who would it come from?

Agent: It would come from the Microsoft.

I think I screwed around with these people before with Group Policy Editor.

Disabled Task Manager, System Security Shortcut (CTRL+ALT+DEL) and access to the Control Panel.


posting here to keep getting notified. Might wanna record their scam on video for best proof cuz this text isn’t enough proof yet as the original rec is not provided.

@NeeP#74374 The text is off a call recording. The call recording contains a lot of sensitive information that I feel uncomfortable posting here. On the other hand, what the folks here believe, I can’t change, but I will say that the recording was offered to Microsoft and that they are taking this very seriously.

I hope to release the recording, while blinding the sensitive info, in the near future; however, I just don't have the time right now.

I will mention however, I do hope to release a video where I personally did scambait them and they wanted to charge me $189 for a Windows Update error where if I was a victim that did pay, I would have been screwed because all techs should know by now that the Microsoft servers are suffering a database error, and heck, it has been in newspapers.

But all in all, thanks for your feedback.

Always glad to help taking fraud businesses down.

Here is a souvenir:

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    White-list Website - Website Blocking - Malwarebytes Forums

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    https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/240789-false-positive-247techies/?do=findComment&comment=1288459

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    https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/240791-www247techiescom-false-positive/?do=findComment&comment=1288464

  • Well done.

    hidden xd


    @NeeP#74410 He already contacted Microsoft about this. Lawyers will be taking legal action against 24/7 Techies.

    I am currently speaking to Neep privately about this as there were indeed parts I left out for security reasons.