Of malware found on your computer, fake ransomware and fake BSODs all of which include a tech support phone number to call in order to fix the problem. The scams may involve web pages with screenshots of fake Microsoft (Windows) Support messages, fake reports of suspicious activity, fake warnings "suspicious ransomware activity" and otherįake "alert messages" has become an increasing common scam tactic over the past several years. Unsolicited phone calls, browser pop-ups andĮmails from " so-called Support Techs" advising "your computer is locked or infected with malware", Ask Leo: I got a call from Microsoft and allowed them access to my computer.Microsoft calling? Mind the tech support scammer!.Tell Your Relatives: No, Microsoft Won’t Call You About Your Computer.Microsoft Scams: Identify & avoid scams that fraudulently use the Microsoft name.Don’t fall for phony phone tech support.Avoid scams that use the Microsoft name fraudulently.
Microsoft does not make unsolicited phone calls, display pop-up alerts in your browser to call a support number or send unsolicited email messages to request personal or financial information or Microsoft and others have been warning folks about Tech Support Scams
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