Onvoy via Sinch Voice, “Kevin” answered as “suppoat for all the printer company” and wanted me to run UltraViewer (ID: 75720180/DESKTOP-7LQVUPJ, 75676393/DESKTOP-1UFDIL0)
Once remotely connected to my virtual machine, “Kevin” opened msinfo32 to check my drivers before falsely claiming I needed to replace my expired drivers for $149 via check, credit card or PayPal.
“Kevin” then ran the “tree” command in the Command Prompt after I told him I write the check down, but they only accept “electric payments” and wanted the check to be sent via email, so I gave him false credit card details and was asked to log into my email account.
My call was then transferred to his “senior technician from the billing department,” who proceeded to “monitor my activities” and reported my activities to the “HP Department,” so I played her the Bhenchod Song and she responded by attempting to search for my IP address.
The scammers also used (815) 662-0001 (Onvoy via Sinch Voice)