These calls are almost certainly a scam. The pattern—urgent threat of a $399 or $299 charge, mention of a vague “Global IT Service,” and pressure to cancel an unknown subscription—is classic caller ID spoofing used by fraudsters. Callers often claim they can access your computer or bank account, then disappear when you push back. Never provide personal or financial information, and don’t click any links they send. Hang up, block the number, and report it to your carrier or the FTC. If you’re unsure, independently call your bank or the legitimate service using a verified number. Staying skeptical is the best defense.
A claim was made that $399 would be charged to my account if I did not return their call, which is clearly a fraudulent scam.
I keep reciving robo calls about canceling an IT subscription, wich is strange, becouse I never asked for one, and my number is on the federal do not call list, but they still keep calling
I recieved same call as you, with same message, they wanted me to turn on my computer so they could acess it, i told them no way, thats when they hung up, alot of peoples are saying its a SCAM!
The Global IT Service is a scam, they clame that your bank account will be charged $299 unless you cancel, they also stated that I used thier service 2 years ago but when I said I had no idea what they were talking about, the caller hung up on me, thats a clear sign of a scam.
I got a voice mail saying my bank account will be charged $399, but i have no idear whats global services
This number has called twice in the span of 15 mins, and twice the prior day, it is obviousley a scam.
The call exhibited characteristics of a textbook subscription scam.