You keep hearing a recorded pitch that claims a $399 antivirus renewal and urges you to call back within 48 hours. That script matches classic robocall scams that fake a legitimate customer‑service rep, often using a name like Dennis Wilson and a VTech‑sounding brand. Hang up, never share personal or payment info, and block the number on your phone. If you suspect fraud, report it to the FTC and your carrier, and consider adding the number to a call‑blocking service. Stay skeptical of urgent refunds or fees you never authorized, and keep your antivirus subscription details separate from unsolicited calls.
I wish these calls would stop, as they are repetitive and annoying, with the same message being left each time.
It sounds like a robo call from VTech Solutions, they want me to pay 399.00 for anti virus
An apparent robo call from Vteck threatened a $399 charge if not cancelled.
Similar to others, I have received a call requesting that I renew my anti-virus software for a fee, which may be a scam.
The message I received was identical to the one above, purportedly from Dennis Wilson, a customer relations representative, regarding virus protection charges
The experience was identical to the one previously described.
I got a robocall scam from this number, with the exact same message, on 8/21/20, dont respond to it
A message was left stating that my antivirus security had been renewed for a year, with a charge of $399, and provided a number to call for cancellation within 48 hours, which seemed like a potential scam given the lack of prior interaction with the company.
A message was left stating that my antivirus security had been renewed for a year, with a charge of $399, and instructing me to call a specific number for cancellation within 48 hours, supposedly from Dennis Wilson, a customer relationship manager
A automated message claimed to have renewed my antivirus security, charging $399, and provided a cancellation number, but the legitimacy of the call is questionable.
A voicemail message was left by this scammer, claiming to be a robocall.