Don’t Call This Number—It’s a Scam!

I received an email to my Comcast account that caused concern, prompting me to verify everything; thankfully, it was a scam, and I'll be reporting it to Comcast's spam department

I recived a scam call this morning, they used the same adress but diferent city

I also received an email from the Windows Store with the same order number, amount, and bogus Windows Support number, which I intend to report to my service provider

I recieved a phishing email, same as others reported here, its a scam

I received this call today, and it's essential to advise others not to call back, as it's a straightforward scam

This email is a scam, attempting to intimidate recipients. If you contact them regarding the laptop purchase, they will request your credit card information, which is a clear indication of fraudulent activity.

The same email that others have reported receiving was also sent to me, but I chose not to respond and instead deleted the email.

Its the same old scam, number was in a reply email or somethin

I also received a call from these scammers today.

I've received the same unwanted calls from this number.

I too have experienced a similar issue with a phishing email regarding a Window Surface 13", which appeared legitimate at first glance but lacked a store name, raising suspicions.

On June 11, 2020, I received an email with a supposed receipt for a Surface to be shipped to a Vegas address, similar to the experience described below

This scam mirrors others, involving a fake email about a Microsoft Surface purchase with a shipping address in Las Vegas

The message received from this number is a clear scam, attempting to confirm a fictitious order for a Microsoft Surface Pro, complete with a false order summary and contact information.

This number can be added to the growing list of laptop scams, and collectively, we should take action against these perpetrators.

A similar situation occurred, involving a Microsoft Surface Pro 13" payment confirmation with a shipping address in Las Vegas, likely aiming to obtain credit card information.

Havent recived the phone call yet, but did recive a phishing email, which was a bit shocking at first, untill i saw the domain name ending in .cc, who would order somthing from the Cocos Islands and have it shipped to a Las Vegas adress, especally since i live over 1,500 miles away from Vegas.

The email also led to this website, which confirms it's a scam

Apparently, the scammers believe some individuals will fall prey to their tactics. Fortunately, this attempt was convincing, yet clearly a ruse. Beware of similar ploys!

The reported incident involves a phishing email referencing this phone number, with the email originating from bulk.go4hosting.in, IP address [49.50.121.111]. It is likely that the scammers are switching between IP addresses to evade detection.

I received the same email, which appears to be from scammers