(800) 922-0204

Not spam.

Lazy unimaginative prerecorded phishing scam.

Fake Verizon call.

spoke to verizon rep company fake company trying to get info from verizon customers regarding their account. rep said do not go to their fake web site for a fake reward or fake deduction from bill.

phising scam asking for personal info in exchange for $31 acct credit on my verizon wireless bill.

Was told on voicemail message to go to www.verizon33.com and log in to get $33.

said I have credit for my phone account and ask me to login to a website

States with Verizon Wireless will give you discount the charge your credit card

Phishing scam: Recorded message tells me to log onto an obviously fake "Verizon" Web page and give personal info in return for 9. (I am not a Verizon customer.)

They said they were Verizon they were not ! said to go to website! do not go just register the call on FTC website! SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I called the above number, as I had established a password for my new Motorola Droid Ultra but when went back in to use my phone it stated I was using an incorrect passcode. I was transferred to tech support and was told to log into https://securelogmeinrescue.com. I was then told that my computer was being hacked into by foreign hackers and in this country hackers. I was disconnected, so they asked for my phone number, so they could call me back. I gave them my phone number (this was all done typing on the computer. They called me three times and we kept getting disconnected. I was told that I had to either take my computer to a Microsoft Store in Albertville, MN or I could take care of it on-line. The price at the store to fix my problem would be $399.99 and it would take 2-3 days or they could transfer me to an on-line certified Microsoft Technician and they would fix it in about 45 minutes for $299.99. I became suspicious and just hung up on them. Last night when I didn't know your support number, I goggled Verizon customer service phone number or something like that and this is the website that popped up: Support for Wireless - Call toll free 1-800-256-4751; EmaiIIssues.net/verizonphonenumber; Get phone number for wireless support. I called this number thinking it was a legitimate number for Verizon. It ended up I was being scammed by a company called "Ankvin Tech Support LLC, P.O. Box 1127, Eatontown, New Jersey 07724. Gave me a different toll free number of 1-800-896-8394 with an email address of support@pcupdatessupport.com. I allowed them into my computer and they said I was being hacked by many different hackers and they could fix it and our two laptops for $680. I was to send them a check to their post office box. After all of this, I finally became suspicious, so did not send them a check. Now, I am afraid they do have access to everything on my computer and I don't know what to do. I am a new customer to Verizon with a brand new Motorola Droid Ultra phone, which I cannot get into as it is locked and it keeps telling me I am entering an incorrect password. I, once again, called you at 1-800-922-0204. A nice lady tried to help me but after holding for a while she came back on and said she would have to transfer me to technical support. I held for a while but then hung up. Needless to say, I wish I would have never even purchased a cell phone or signed up for service. I have no idea what to do at this point!!!

scam

Verizon "bonus" money available

Called saying he was with T-Mobile Technical support, that they were going to work on the towers in my area and would give me a $10 per line credit. Said his name was Marcus, asked for my name and last 4 of my ss#, when I told him I wasn't the primary he started asking me more questions and getting agitated when I wouldn't tell him anything about the primary. Made me really suspicious so I hung up and checked the number on google which brought me here.

Fraudulent call phishing for account info. Call not associated with Verizon.