Like a snake shedding its skin, these calls try to disguise a scam as a legitimate service cancellation. The pattern is clear: a robotic voice warns of a $399 charge for anti‑virus software unless you call back within 48 hours, often naming "David Jones" or a vague "V‑Tech Solutions". Privacy‑wise, treat any unsolicited demand for credit‑card info as hostile. Hang up, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Never share personal data, and verify any alleged subscription directly with the company’s official website before taking action. Stay skeptical and keep your financial details locked away.
The call I received was not relevant to me, and the provided number seemed unrelated.
A threatening message was received, claiming a charge of $399.00 if a call is not returned within 24 hours to a credit card, supposedly from David Jones, Customer Relationship Manager
Following a call from the specified number, I received a voicemail from a person claiming to be from "David Jones customer relationship" with instructions to call another number for a potential refund and subscription cancellation.
A call was received claiming that VTECH antivirus software would charge $399 within 24 hours unless cancellation was confirmed, despite not having this software. It's frustrating that the FCC doesn't take action against such harassment.
David Jones, supposedly from VTex Solutions, contacted me, claiming I owed them $399, but I have no recollection of signing up with their company, leading me to suspect a scam.
Today, I fell victim to a scam call from this number, featuring a computer-generated voice warning of a $399 charge to my credit card if I didn't cancel within 48 hours.
A similar situation occurred, with a threat of being charged $300 within 48 hours if I didn't call back, supposedly from a David Jones, manager at Tech Solutions, but I didn't comply.
I recieved a phone call saying I would be charged $399 unless I call to cancel, I dont recall signing up for anything that costs $400, I hope it's not true
Today i recieved similair voicemail...
Apparently, the caller claimed that I had to call back within 48 hours to cancel my subscription
My phone show that this number is an invalid number, thats a dead giveaway that its a scam, they try to sell me anti-virus and ask me to call them back
A partial voicemessage was left, stating we had to call back within 48 hours or be charged for a subsription.
On November 12, 2019, a landline message claimed a $399 charge would be made to my credit card for a V-tech antivirus subscription renewal, which is clearly spam since I have no affiliation with V-tech.
If the call isnt returned within 24 hours, $399 will be deduced from my credit card
Experienced a similair scam to the v-tec one, David Jones was mentioned, $399 was charged, they requested a call back within 24 hours...the CID displayed was 800-772-8804, and they provided a call back number 540-407-8559, absolutly rediculous
A supposed $399 charge from V-tec, a service I don't even have, is a clear indication of a scam.
The caller, who identified himself as David Chilled, demanded $399 within 48 hours for a service that was unclear, indicating a potential scam by V tech or Detect Solutions
A demand was made for $399 to renew an anti-virus subscription from V Tech Solutions within a 48-hour timeframe.
Luckily, I researched this number beforehand and realized it was a scam, thanks to the posts from others, which made me cautious
A message from David Jones, purportedly a manager, claims an antivirus package has been renewed and must be cancelled within a 24-hour window
Receiving a robocall claiming to be from V tech Solutions, threatening a charge unless I called 203-998-9042 within 48 hours to cancel a non-existent subscription, strongly suggests a scam
A voice message from "David Jones" of "Vtech solutions" claimed a charge of $399 had been made and asked for a callback to cancel, but this sounds like a typical scam where they'd ask for credit card details to supposedly process a refund.
This number leaved a message on my landline, somethig like V Tech, a person identifing himself as David Jones, i returned the call but had to leave a message
You dont want to mess with Davey Jones, or you will end up in trouble
A threat was made to charge within 24 hours unless contact was made with David Jones within the same timeframe.
A message was left, threatening to charge $399 to my credit card for anti-virus software if I didn't call back within 24 hours. Fortunately, I was able to listen to the message first and take action
Concern was raised by a family member who received a recording from this number, which upon investigation, appears to be from a group of individuals attempting to scam recipients, fortunately without success in this case.
A charge of $399.00 is supposedly going to be made to my credit card if I don't respond within 24 hours