We'll never ask you to do any of this - and neither will the police or internet and utility companies. In reality it’ll be your own money you’re ‘returning’ to them. Scammer used AnyDesk - what did they get. They’ll then convince you to send it back to them. In some cases, the scammers may move money between your accounts so it looks like they’ve sent too much. Handing this information over gives them everything they need to move money from your account. They may also ask you for a code sent by the bank (from your Secure Key for HSBC customers) so they can ‘process the refund’.
The scammer will still have remote access, meaning they can see everything you’re typing – including your online banking log on details. They’ll then try to persuade you to log on to online banking to check you've received the money. The scammers may offer a refund for your inconvenience. The fraudsters may also ask you to download software, visit a specific website or follow instructions which give them control. They may say they can help with something like a slow internet connection, or fix a virus. In the uninstall programs window, look for 'AnyDeskApp' and other unwanted programs, select these entries and click 'Uninstall' or 'Remove'. They’ll try to convince you to give them remote access to your computer. m.With this type of scam, someone may call you out of the blue, claiming to be your bank, an internet or utility company, or even the police. If you suspect you did not make this transaction, immediately contact us at the toll-free number+1(888) 837-5685 Our Service Hours: (06:00 a. This transaction will appear in the automatically deducted amount on PayPal activity after 24 hours. 00 has been debited to your account for the E-Gift Card purchase. There is evidence that your PayPal account has been accessed unlawfully. The following is the "Note" details from the scammer Immediately hang up the phone and delete the "AnyDesk" app if you already installed it. The scammer will then enter the code into his "Scamming Device" and send you a text to ask you to click "Accept" so that he can snoop around your phone.ĭon't click "Accept". There is a 9-digit code displayed when you open the "AnyDesk" app and the scammer will ask you to read this code to him and tell you this is your support case number.ģ.
There is a "CLEVER" PayPal Scam using "Money Request" which includes a note (see note details below ) containing a phone number for you to call.
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