Protect yourself from password reset scams!

A person claiming to be Danny Tangey, employee T28006 at ptd.net, contacted me, stating my email account had been compromised, and despite speaking with a thick Malaysian accent and struggling to pronounce English words, he refused to hang up, eventually threatening to cancel my account

After i told the male caller i wasnt the person he was lookin for, he call back and say somethin rude to me.

My phone number and informations are bein shared on the Dark Web by hackers, its a nightmare

The person who called claimed to be from Cyber Crime, had a forein accent, and said his name was Peter Anderson, which is unlikely.

A guy with a foreign accent called me, he said he was from AOL and needed to change my password, but i told him he was trying to scam me.

Despite my efforts to get them to stop, including yelling, asking politely to be removed, and discussing unrelated topics, the callers claiming to be from Google services persist in their attempts to verify my email password, having only accessed my public name.

A caller from Manila claimed my email was compromised, which seems like a scam.

Someone claiming to be from Google technical support contacted me, stating that my email address was being used for illicit activities.

A call was received from someone claiming to be from the Spectrum Security Department, requesting a password update due to supposed requests to my email account.

Apparently, the person on the other end of the line is absolutly clueless, i received a call from a local area code and they gave me alot of options but no way to tell them they have the wrong number, so i press 1 and the guy starts yelling at me

A caller claiming to be from T-Mobile Google was met with skepticism, prompting a hang-up and subsequent dead phone

The caller claimed to be from yahoo, saying they needed to take controll of my computer to delete somone trying to acces my acount

The claim was that someone was using my email for porn calls, but I'm skeptical and believe they're scam operators trying to 'fix' a non-existent problem

Beware of this number, as it is being used in a scam pretending to be Verizon, aiming to hack accounts and send iPhones to India, and it is essential to be cautious of similar calls posing as computer services.

I received multiple calls from this number, claiming to be Verizon and warning me about overseas companies trying to hack my account. They urged me to change my password, but I'm unsure about the legitimacy of the call.

A man claiming to be from Verizon, whose authenticity Verizon itself could not verify, made repeated calls, leaving an open line and refusing to hang up, and later asked for a password change.