The caller with the number +17866883349 is likely a scam artist, targeting victims with a sense of urgency and false claims of pending credit card charges. The scammer uses various names, including D-Tech, VTech, and V-Tech, to sound legitimate. However, the tactics used are typical of scam calls, aiming to trick people into revealing their credit card information or paying for non-existent services. The fact that multiple people have reported similar calls from this number, with the same modus operandi, confirms the scam suspicion.
They called me, saying I had a legal matter with Wells Fargo, but I told them I never had an account with them, and they asked for my social and birthday, but I didnt give it to them
I received a suspicious text message from this number that simply said 'hello, how are you?' and I chose not to respond, suspecting it was a scam.
This is clearly a scam, and I would advise others to be cautious.
I was contacted with a claim that a Powerball winner wanted to share their winnings with me, but I had to purchase a $100 steam card first, which was clearly a scam.
I received a voicemail stating that I would be charged $249.99 within 24 hours from VTEC solution; when I called them back, they requested that I open my Chrome browser, but I refused and ended the call.
I recieved a similar call, and the robotic voice on the voicemail claimed that my card would be charged $249.99 unless I cancelled within 48 hours, which sounded like a scam to me.
A scammer claiming to be from V-Tech is trying to charge $299.99 for an anti-virus subscription renewal
A charge of $249.99 for anti-virus security was mentioned, with a warning to call back within 48 hours to cancel the service.
A voice mail was left stating my card will be charged $249.99 for antivirus security...the caller, who was VTech with a lovely robotic voice....instructed me to call within 48 hours if I don’t want ... I'm pretty shure I’ll ignore this call like I’ve ignored the past 25 or so calls....hey VTech... your call ranks 3rd behind the Social Security and IRS scam calls...at least those calls are worth a good laugh...
I received the same call and reported it to the FTC by filling out a form on their website.
Excatly same experiance as the other person
VTech Solutions made a scam call, claiming my credit card would be charged $249 to extend support, and a refund was needed, but this is a known scam, as the real VTech Solutions has warned about such calls, and they have an office in my hometown, Plano, TX.
It's puzzling that if the call-back number is known, it's unclear why the perpetrators cannot be tracked down and apprehended.
It's infuriating that despite knowing the scammer's number, authorities haven't taken action; I've received the same scam call as many others, and it's unacceptable.
Nonsense about antivirus software is the content of the robo-calls from this number
They said they would charge my credit card if i dont call to cancel
Dtech Solution threatened to charge my credit card for security software if I dont cancel the subscription within 48 hours.