+1 Next in line are the fools that trust "support people" that randomly call consumers claiming to know there's a problem that needs repair that the consumer is unaware of. On Dec 24, 2012 4:54 AM, "Thane Sherrington" < [email protected]> wrote:
> At 04:25 PM 23/12/2012, Bobby Heid wrote: > >> A friend of a friend told me that her friend was having trouble >> uninstalling >> Mcafee from their machine. They called some sort of tech person (have no >> clue who they talked to), but they were connected to his machine and they >> supposedly showed him on his computer that 10 people were able to connect >> to >> his pc and do stuff on it. They said that they were fix it for him. They >> were going to charge him $199 to perform this service. >> > > Most of these things are scams. People google the problem, and the top > results are ads, (which the average person doesn't realize) and they don't > know what they are doing. > > T > >
