tech support Fraudulent Charges

A descriptor that implies a high level of expertise, which can be convincing to victims. The charges are often for complex and unnecessary 'repairs'.

A generic descriptor often used by scammers impersonating Mac or Microsoft tech support. The charge is typically for a one-time fix or a fake subscription.

Users reported unauthorized charges from SAFECART.COM*ADV_TECH, often linked to unwanted software or tech support scams.

Scammers send fake Geek Squad renewal emails, attempting to gain remote access to computers and charge unauthorized amounts.

Users are charged for an unknown 'service' called 'Home VPN'. This descriptor is linked to 'RAY WEB SUPPORT'.

Users are charged $40 for an unknown 'service' called 'Home VPN' after a trial. The descriptor includes a phone number.

A generic descriptor that sounds like a legitimate tech company. These companies often use aggressive sales tactics and charge for unnecessary services.

A professional-sounding but generic descriptor used by fake tech support companies. They often lure victims with pop-up ads or cold calls.

Claims to be Facebook tech support, charges users $47 for a $1 service, and provides no actual help. Difficult to cancel.

A descriptor linked to a shady tech support company. The name is generic enough to sound plausible to unsuspecting victims.

Charge for unnecessary software/support for a TV, identified as a scam after payment.