Microsoft Fake Tech Support
Scam/Fraud Info:8552956399 and 7694442059
Details:
“Thank you for calling Support, this side Neal Williams. How can I help you?”
Scammer will claim your network was breached within the past 48 hours, prompting you to install “Microsoft Temporary Securities” by connecting to the “Microsoft Security Server.” After a “full scan,” they will claim seven hackers have successfully hacked into your network before “running a separate scan” on your phone line.
After this “second scan,” they will then claim five hackers have also successfully tapped into your phone line before calling you on their “secure line,” the TextNow number (769) 444-2059.
Reports are submitted by people globally. If there is enough evidence, it's likely a scam. Celebrity impersonators are always considered scammers, often stealing money and resorting to blackmail if you've shared sensitive photos.
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