Watch out for calls claiming you owe $399 for a computer or antivirus service you never signed up for. The pattern points to a spoof operation that uses the name V‑Tech Solutions and a supposed customer‑relationship manager named David Thompson. Callers often pressure you to call back within 48 hours, then hang up or hand over a robo‑voice. Never give credit‑card details to an unsolicited number, and verify any alleged debt through the official company’s known contact channel. If you receive a voicemail, let it go to voicemail, block the number, and report it to your phone carrier or the FTC. Stay skeptical and protect your info.
This number called my father-in-law, and all they said was 'V-Tech Solutions'. It was an automated recording, stating that he would be charged $249.99 unless he called them to get a refund within 48 hours. The number they provided was 317-520-1583, but I told him to delete the messge and not call them back, as it sound like a scam
The statement 'lot any money' is unclear; if it's meant to be 'lost any money', then the advice from BigA applies, but if it's 'got any money', the answer is negative, as scammers aim to trick people into giving them money.
It appears that those who return the call and provide credit card information are being targeted.
Queries have been raised about potential financial losses incurred by individuals.
A suspicious message was received from US Tech solutions, threatening to charge for a Microsoft service, which seems to be a scam
A message from US Tech solutions claimed I would be charged $399 for a Microsoft service, but after calling back and asking questions, it became clear that this was a scam.
At the end of a VM, a computer purportedly from David Thompson, asked me to call 307-298-3951 and cancel within 48 hours for V-Tech Solutions, wich is obviously a scam, dont call back numbers you dont know.
An automated message from David Thompson with V Tech Solutions was left on my cell phone, stating that I need to call 307-298-3951 to cancel an order, but I haven't placed any order and won't be returning the call.
I recieved the same call from an indivijual claiming to be David Thompson from v-tech solutions, requesting payment of $399.00, which appeares to be a scam, and I request that you take action against these con artists
Following a call from a person claiming to be David Thompson, a threatenning message was left regarding a software payment, prompting a reverse lookup that revealed the number's origin in the Ft. Worth, Texas area
On 9/26/19, at 12:25 pm, I received a call from this number, which my phone identified as a potential scam. The caller, who introduced himself as David Thompson, customer relationship manager, left a message stating that I would be billed $399 by V Tech Solution and provided an alternate number to cancel the service. The call reportedly originated from Hudson Oaks, Texas, although others have indicated it may be from Arlington, TX.
Same experience here, identical call details.
A voicemail from someone claiming to be David Thompson warned of charges from Tax Solution unless a call was made to cancel an order, despite no prior interaction with the company. This call, also reported by others as coming from different individuals and companies, is clearly not legitimate.
A gentleman, David Thompson, left a message claiming to be the manager for V Tech Solutions, stating a debt of $399 was owed, although the company and debt are unknown to me
I also recieved a call from a person named David Thompson, who claimed to be from VTech Solution, i wont be calling back, but i will check my credit cards, and if ther is a charge, i will dispute it and get a new card
David Thompson from V Tech sent a message about an impending $399 charge for anti-virus security renewal, which is a service I have never used or requested, marking the second such call from V-Tech.
A voicemail was received from an unidentified number displaying as 100000000, requesting a return call to 817-458-9404 to cancel; the caller claimed to be David Thompson, which appears to be a scam
The caller identified himself as David Thompson, a Customer Relationship Manager, and the call was from the number 5555.
On 9/12, I received an antivirus-related message from a caller in Texas
I recieved a call from someone claiming to be David Thompson, saying i owed money for computer service, but i don't even have a computer, he tried to scam me but i threatened to report him to the authorities
Some guy named David Duncan called and said my antivirus needes to be renewd, but when i called back, he hung up on me
My parents were the recipients of a call from this number. When I called back, a person claiming to be David Duncan answered, only to hang up on me. I strongly suspect that he was attempting to scam my parents.
I just recieved the same message but I dont think I will call, I can always disput it on my credit card, maybe
I recieved call, saying i would be charged $399, for internet service, but i didnt order anything, scam caller said his name was David Thompson
Today, I received a suspicious call from this company, despite never having heard of them or ordering anything from them, which raises significant red flags.
Somebody told me I will be billed $399 for anti-virus security, gave the name David Thompson, but I dont know what this is about, didnt call them back