MCT - A Local Solution

Hello friends. In view of the current Corona virus pandemic I will still be able to service all customers via remote assistance. If it's not hardware related I can remotely Access your computer to troubleshoot, diagnose and fix your PC. I'm available everyday for assistance. Feel free to call. Be safe out there. 👍😁

TIPS ABOUT TECH SUPPORT SCAMS:
• If you receive an unsolicited phone call or email about your computer, it is most likely a scam.
• If you receive an unsolicited pop-up message on your computer, examine it closely and look for signs that it may be fake. They include misspellings and bad grammar, or poor-quality graphics and images.
• Examine emails in the same way, because scammers may be trying to trick you into clicking on a link or opening a file.
• Microsoft says its error messages and warnings never include a phone number.
• Symantec, which makes Norton antivirus software, says it will call you only if you request a call.
• Search online for the number you are asked to call. If other people have reported that number, it might come up as a suspected scam.
• Search online for the address where you are asked to send a payment. If it is a house, you might want to think twice.
• If you are tricked into giving someone remote access to your computer, change the passwords on your bank account and other accounts.
• If you are scammed, contact your bank and the FTC, where you can file an online complaint. The Better Business Bureau also has a scam tracker.
• Take notes and save paperwork, which could come in handy when you’re filing a complaint.

Authorities arrest dozens of IRS call center scammers

Authorities arrest dozens of IRS call center scammers The operators threatened people with arrest, imprisonment, fines or deportation if they did not pay taxes.