Watch out for calls claiming to be from Geek Squad that pressure you to call for a refund. These messages usually mimic official Geek Squad emails about a supposed year‑long PC Care plan and urge you to dial a number to cancel or receive money back. The tactic relies on fear and urgency, then tries to gain remote access or personal details. Never call the number in the unsolicited email; instead log in to your Best Buy account or contact Geek Squad through the official website. Hang up, block the caller, and report the incident to the FTC or your carrier. Stay skeptical and protect your devices.
A classic scam: they claim to refund a charge, but actually want to access your computer by scaring you into calling back
A suspicious email was received, allegedly from the Geek Squad
A fake email was sent, claiming that the recipient had purchased Geek Squad services and needed to call this number to cancel
A fake Geek Squad email, claiming the recipient ordered a year of "Geek Squad PC Care" and asks the recipient to call this number to cancel.