It's a Tech-Support Scam- Microsoft

Scams Tech Support Scam
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(800) 987-2301

(877) 909-6622

(833) 800-6777

(855) 999-4211

don't call it. If you do, a man with a heavy accent will ask you to go to a website called Support88.com, then ask to you click one of three buttons on that site. Doing so will download software that gives the friendly foreign gentleman total control of your PC.

Let's be clear: Microsoft will NEVER call you at home to tell you that your Windows software is out of date. Anyone who phones your house out of the blue and pretends to represent Microsoft is a scammer, and you should hang up on them right away.

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@ellermith#26245

you can use *67 on your cell phone on these numbers… have called them all about 50 times today… then the turn the numbers off

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(833) 800-6777 is still working using 10000000000 as my phone# and I dont think they can block it. lol just keep breathing on the phone. it is really pissing them off haha

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Told them they were being raided by the fbi, they didn’t pick up the phone after

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Found on these fake websites:

https://www.microsoftsupportoutlook.com/

https://windowssupportphonenumber.com/

https://outlookhelp.support/contact-outlook-email-support/

https://www.microsoftoutlookhelp.support/

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@Briko#26255 *67 doesn’t work on toll free numbers

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other sites include helpme.net, supportforme.com

If they ask you what you see, say "Establish Support Connection", and there's 2 input boxes.
one for your first name, one for support key
scammer will give you a support key, ask you to hit "continue"
you'll then be downloading the file gotoopener.dmg

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@thunder#26306 it’s a shame that ICANN still allows scammers to register “.support” domains

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lmao i screamed into the mic and he just huffed and hung up