I strongly believe that "Reliablepcrepair.org" of telephone number 1-225--- on Friday, April 7, at about 3:p.mremotely accessed my computer, and thereby probably hacked my computerThey had motive and opportunity to do so
What happened is this: I googled the name of my virus protection company for help for my laptop IT problemNot paying close attention to the details of the google search results - I dialed the number that I saw come up from results my searchI called that number (the telephone number is listed for you above)At that time, I believed it was my virus protection company on the other side of that phone call (my virus protection company is name Eset)Well believing I was speaking to Eset I provided Reliablepcrepair.org with my IT problem
Of course they were more than willing to help meSo to troubleshoot my problem Reliablepcrepair.org instructed me to give them access to my computer and I did so thinking I am speaking to Eset (I can't rem
On December 14, I paid Reliable PC Repair $by check for years of technical support, network support and unlimited firewall support and setup for my PCsThis also included years of additional coverage of Bitdefender software for antivirus, etc I was issued a customer ID no*** and given a toll free number (***) and an icon was put on one of my laptop for remote connection to technical support
I am having problems on one of laptops and I have tried repeatedly to contact this company via their toll free number and remote contactIn the last weeks all I get is an outdated voice recording (referring to a date in January 2016) or a recording stating to contact them during the business hours (which I do)Finally, after a lot of frustration I contacted Bitdefender, the vendorThey told me that there is no support service installed on my laptops and the original problems that led me to contact them to begin with hasn't been correctedSince the com
I strongly believe that "Reliablepcrepair.org" of telephone number 1-225--- on Friday, April 7, at about 3:p.mremotely accessed my computer, and thereby probably hacked my computerThey had motive and opportunity to do so
What happened is this: I googled the name of my virus protection company for help for my laptop IT problemNot paying close attention to the details of the google search results - I dialed the number that I saw come up from results my searchI called that number (the telephone number is listed for you above)At that time, I believed it was my virus protection company on the other side of that phone call (my virus protection company is name Eset)Well believing I was speaking to Eset I provided Reliablepcrepair.org with my IT problem
Of course they were more than willing to help meSo to troubleshoot my problem Reliablepcrepair.org instructed me to give them access to my computer and I did so thinking I am speaking to Eset (I can't rem
On December 14, I paid Reliable PC Repair $by check for years of technical support, network support and unlimited firewall support and setup for my PCsThis also included years of additional coverage of Bitdefender software for antivirus, etc I was issued a customer ID no*** and given a toll free number (***) and an icon was put on one of my laptop for remote connection to technical support
I am having problems on one of laptops and I have tried repeatedly to contact this company via their toll free number and remote contactIn the last weeks all I get is an outdated voice recording (referring to a date in January 2016) or a recording stating to contact them during the business hours (which I do)Finally, after a lot of frustration I contacted Bitdefender, the vendorThey told me that there is no support service installed on my laptops and the original problems that led me to contact them to begin with hasn't been correctedSince the com