8882341901
☎️ 8882341901 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0888.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 8882341901
- Received texts confirming payment receivedNov
2022Same scam message reported repeatedlyNov
2022Suspicious payment renewal text receivedNov
2022Scam requesting bank account informationNov
2022Request to delete duplicate reportNov
2022Scam call pretending to offer supportNov
2022Warning: Not Geek Squad, scamNov
2022Scam message about payment renewalNov
2022McAfee scam costing $399.99Nov
2022Unauthorized $399 charge alertNov
2022Payment confirmation for McAfee subscriptionNov
2022Caller info listed as (814) 855-1985Oct
2022Received scam message about paymentOct
2022Unrecognized payment text, suspiciousOct
2022Scam texts targeting senior parentsOct
2022Scammers tried to charge $339.99Oct
2022Scam text about unauthorized chargeOct
2022Payment confirmation for Geek SupportOct
2022Suspicious payment text, potential scamOct
2022Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 10 October 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Camore(Highland) and Finstall(Worcestershire).
8882341901 has 17 comments of which 13 x neutral and 4 x negative
8882341901 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 8882341901 👆 is reported as a scam involving fraudulent texts thanking recipients for payments to security services like McAfee, Norton, or "Geek Support," often for suspicious charges around £320-£380. The messages urge recipients to call a given number, where callers attempt to gain remote access to computers or sensitive financial information under the guise of cancelling charges. Many victims have never authorised any such payments or subscriptions. The numbers sending the texts vary, with some targeting vulnerable individuals such as the elderly. Users are strongly advised not to respond or call these numbers, to avoid providing personal or banking details, and to delete these messages immediately to protect themselves from potential financial harm.
Reports on phone number 8882341901
4 yearsRandomly got a text out of nowhere saying thanks for the payment, but I didn’t pay anyone. Pretty weird!4 yearsIts a scam for sure. I got the exact same message others have mentioned down here.4 yearsReceived a message from 484 972 4899 saying, "Payment received. Your LIFELOCK-ID#1786927T via 'NORTON' has been extended for $379.99 covering 5 devices. No worries now. Got any questions? Dial (888) 234-1901." Bit suspicious if you ask me.NORTON4 yearsBeware, they try to trick you by showing a fake payment, then ask for your bank details to "stop" it. Total scam!4 yearsGot a call where they were thanking me for a supposed payment of £379.99 for McAfee security covering 5 devices. They told me to just chill and contact them at 882-234-1901 if I had any questions. I phoned back and told them I hadn’t ordered anything from McAfee and my subscription was still current. The person on the other end offered to cancel it for me and asked if I was by my computer. I told them I’d just get in touch with McAfee directly about the charge. They're basically trying to get into your computer, probably hoping you’ll show them your bank details. When you say you’ll ring them yourself, they push you to let them know when you’ll be near your computer so they can call back.McAfee SecurityMcAfee4 yearsJust like the comments before, I think this one should be removed too.4 yearsHeads up, this isn’t actually Geek Squad - it’s a scam. Watch out!Geek Squad4 yearsReceived a call from a number +1(240)287-1039 saying, "Your payment was successful. ID#1AQ78K6N9Z - 'GEEK-SUPPORT' subscription has been extended for $399.99 covering 5 devices. Just chill and enjoy. Any queries? Ring (888)234-1901." Seemed a bit fishy to me.4 yearsGot a message saying thanks for paying $397.99 for McAfee, but I never bought anything from them! Quite suspicious if you ask me.McAfeeScan4 yearsGot a strange message too, saying thanks for paying $397.99 to GEEK'-SUPPORT and to ring this number if I had any issues. The text was from 724-616-9275. 100% a scam, don't fall for it!GEEK 'SUPPORT4 yearsWhen I try to block the caller by clicking on the info, it shows the number as (814) 855-1985. Just thought I’d share that here.4 yearsI just received a message from a number I don’t recognise, 878-206-4389. It said something about a $397.99 payment for renewing "CARE-ID#177N-T97LZ" with "GEEK'S SUPPORT" for 5 devices and that they’d email a receipt. It also included a phone number, 888-234-1901, if I had questions. I’ve never heard of Geek’s Support before, and I have no clue what this is about. Definitely didn’t make any such payment.GEEK4 yearsMy elderly folks got some dodgy messages from this number, claiming she had outstanding debts and unauthorised charges on her cards. Total nonsense meant to scare her!4 yearsGot a message earlier saying "Your payment has been processed. CARE-ID#178643KNT with 'Geek-Support' has just been renewed for $359.99 for 5 devices. No worries, you’re all set. Need help? Ring (888)234-1901." It definitely looks fishy to me, like some scammer hoping I'd ring them up and claim I never gave permission for the payment.4 yearsThey sent me a message asking for $339.99 - probably a scam attempt if you ask me. I reckon they tried to lowball my amount since someone else here mentioned $359.99. Maybe that guy should have a go at haggling with them, see if he can score a cheaper price!Anony4 yearsGot a text from 304-446-1535 saying thanks for my payment. They mentioned something called CARE-ID #178643KNT and "GEEK-SUPPORT" renewed for $359.99 covering 5 devices. Not sure if I should be worried or just ignore it. If anyone has questions they said to ring (888)234-1901. Bit confusing honestly.4 yearsJust got a text saying thanks for my payment, but I never paid anything or even know who sent it. Seems like one of those dodgy scam messages to me.Submit Your Own Report (0888 234 1901)
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