eProtectionz.com
Complaint 225038 Details
- Date Occurred: 07/21/2014
- Reported Damages: $45.00
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The complaint is against an online dating profile
The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity
The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity
The company or person contact no longer exists
International boundaries
Computer problems, found a website while looking for help and they rang me to pay for and download a program to help with computer protection/speed.
Since then, every week getting random calls to the house telling my computer is at risk and I just hang up.
Original cost was only $45.00 US, even though I live in Australia. The nuisance calls are annoying and say they are linked with Microsoft.
Easter Monday 1/4/2013 we got a call telling me we were ripped off by a scam artist for $145.00. When I asked the indian caller said it was eProtection and I only had been stung for a little amount compared to lots of other clients. He said most had been hit for $400+ dollars. He wanted me to go to the computer and he would direct me how to link to a government site to get my refund, all I had to do was follow instructions. I didn't believe him, asked for a contact number (1300 774 748) and website - when he abruptly hung up.
- Col SBID #dfe3f7b044
- Posted 04/01/2013
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- Complaint Against eProtectionz.com
- Complaints Filed: 39
- Reported Damages: $13,808.99
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