I called this number after finding it associated with an HP Printer Support scam website. The call led to menu options, the first of which was the question, “Is anyone in your household over the age of 50?” I answered yes and was connected to a company claiming to sell emergency alert buttons for seniors when they’re actually just trying to get money off vulnerable elderly folks. They also gave fake statistics as a scare tactic. I talked to Hillary and she was very nasty when I called her out. The scammers have American accents, though I’m not sure where they actually are.
https://medium.com/@smithlara273/hp-printer-assistant-1-888-722-1666-toll-free-hp-printer-support-number-7f1d960009ca
@firefury14620#150632 This number is no longer a Quick Books Scam.
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