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VTech Solutions scam call – how to protect yourself!
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Picture yourself getting a voicemail that warns you of a $399 antivirus charge unless you call back within 48 hours. The caller claims to be from VTech Solutions, demanding remote access to “remove” non‑existent malware. That pressure tactic is a classic scam designed to steal credit‑card data or install unwanted software. Hang up immediately, never share account numbers, and verify the offer by contacting the official company through a known website or phone line. Use your phone’s built‑in block feature or a call‑filtering app, and report the number to the FTC and your carrier. Staying skeptical and protecting personal info are your best defenses.
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A voicemail from Harry Harris, a customer representative, stated that $249.95 would be deducted from my account within 24 hours for V-tech antivirus software, with a 48-hour response window.
I got a robo call from this number, sayin it was Daniel Parker from Vtech, and i had 48 hours to cancel some $399 anti virus security subscription, which i dont even have
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Today, the same call from this number was received three times
The voicemail mesage from V Tech stated that they would charge $99 unless we contacted them within 48 hours; they requested to instal software on my computer for a refund, but i became suspicious and ended the call; apparrently, Daniel Parker's manager warned that we would lose $99 if we didnt comply, but i took the risk and erased any software they had installd
The caller alleged that Vtech Solutions had charged my credit card $399 for antivirus software, which I believe to be a scam.
Beware of this potential scam, where they attempt to gain remote access to your computer, claiming to have found harmful software, and then demand $399 to remove it. The technician, referred to as 'James Marson' at 707-406-9775, became aggressive when I accused him of scamming, and he failed to deny the allegations. Their modus operandi involves installing software on your computer and then charging you to remove it
I've been recieving calls from "VTech Solutions" claiming that they are charging my accout $395 for an antivirus program, which is ridiculous since I dont even own a computer or tablet.
It's Roscoe again with another call.
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