Microsoft Will NEVER Call You
There is a common scam right now which many people are falling victim to. Someone will call and tell you that they are from Microsoft, Windows, Comcast or some other company and that they have detected problems on your computer which they need to connect and fix for you.
None of these organizations will ever call you for an issue like this, and none of them provide tech support for their customers. This is a scam perpetrated by international criminal organizations.
The goal of these scammers is to get you to let them connect to your computer. Once this happens, they have access to all your files and private banking and other information. They then hold your computer for ransom for hundreds of dollars to remove these supposed problems that they claim to have detected before ever looking at your computer.
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