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To all computer specialists. The 3 times calls me a number and there speaks one only in English the claims that my pc constantly downloaded viruses.
The first 2 times my veter just hung up because he does not speak English, today he demanded that I talk to him. I asked him if the call is directed he meant a girl named christina. I said to him we have nobody named christina then he just talked about the windows pc. I said to him that we do not have one (which is true) I said we only have 2 laptops. He asked me which one i said ace and apple he said sorry for the disturbance they are the wrong person and hung up.
I have just informed me and read that the cheaters are hacking. But I have neither on their instruction what downloaded or anything else revealed. Meina farge I have to worry now and if so what can I do?
Everything done right.
Do not answer any questions. Do not download anything, do not let it be read.
Just hang up! Yes, they are annoying, annoying rip-offs!
Do not worry about that because calling a Windows employee is very unlikely. Besides, it's just scammers who want to hack you and download a virus to your PC. Do not follow their instructions.
The only thing you could do is block the number or contact Windows if necessary.
Next time, hang up immediately, they just want your credit card number.
No, he can't hack into your PC either.
This usually works so that you should download a program named teamviewer to grant him access to your device. He then has access to your device.
Next, he invites a program that pretends to be infected by viruses. Then he acts as if he would remove them and he demands a lot of money + account number.
