It seems that calls from +18084447774 are part of a widespread phishing scam impersonating Geek Squad. Users report receiving emails about fake subscription renewals, often with hefty charges like $435 or more, prompting them to call this number for refunds. Many have noted that the emails appear legitimate at first glance but quickly reveal red flags, such as suspicious email addresses and poor grammar.
If you get a call or email like this, stay cautious. Never provide personal information or payment details. Always verify directly with the company using their official contact information. Remember, it's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to these scams!
The email from kurtismadilyn@gmail.com, combined with the 808 area code and the suspicious address, suggests an elaborate scam, potentially involving email fraud.
Like many others, I received an email from Ramonasdq@gmail.com, which raised suspicions due to the use of a Gmail address, informing me that GeekSquad would be charging for a subscription renewal and requiring a call to this number to resolve and obtain a refund, which seems deceitful given my one-time payment to them five years ago.
A new scam number, 808 444-7753, claims to be from the Geek Squad, but the email is fake, and they're trying to steal information, so be cautious.
A fake email purportedly from the Geek Squad, involving a charge of $427.97 to my card, was traced back to the number 808-444-3058, and I have reported this incident
An email was sent to me stating that $435 had been auto-debited for a Norton family plan, with instructions to call the Refund & Settlement Dept for a refund. Upon calling the provided number, there was no automated system in place.
A phishing scam was attempted from a fake Geek Squad, claiming I needed to renew something.
I recieved an email stating that i need to renew my Geek Squad subscription for $500+
I recieved an email saying i was charged, then they called me and wanted me to get in front of my computer to proces the refund, it's obviousley a scam
A phishing scam was detected, posing as a Geek Squad renewal call, aiming to extract credit card information from unsuspecting victims.
An email mentioned this number regarding a geek squad renewal for a significant amount.