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SCAMPULSE
Total money lost $500
Type of a scam Tech Support
I am unfamiliar with any authentic Microsoft Defender Security Alert. When I received an authentic looking RED
SCREEN MICROSOFT DEFENDER SECURITY ALERT (AS BELOW) and with screen suddenly locked and warnings to
“AVOID RESTARTING COMPUTER”, I phoned the listed “SOLUTION NUMBERS” 833-784-5027 and 855-559-2111. A slick,
sophisticated gentleman answered, gave his name as Stephen Muddho and chatted that I will be just required to pay a reasonable
amount of money to have my computer unlocked. He gave his purported (impossible) Microsoft ID = ****** which I later learned
was phony since real MS IDs start with ‘M’. When I asked a few questions, he advised that I phone Microsoft Security Specialist
Brad Johnson at 425-882-8080 for confirmation of this situation. Brad Johnson Microsoft ID = MC5017 said he was in Redmond,
Washington and would escalate my emergency and have a resolution phoned to me. No one from MS has phoned me.
We were advised by Brad Johnson to phone Mr Allwyn George at 425-689-2288 for further “assistance” and “direction”.
My wife was instructed by Mr Allwyn George to drive alone to Albertson’s, Walmart, Home Depot, Smith’s and CVS to purchase six
$500.00 Gift Cards and read each 16-digit card code to “Avoid paying $10,765 to get husband’s computer unlocked.” My wife was
instructed repeatedly to not phone (me) her husband, rather to continue driving to the next store to purchase Gift Cards.
Meanwhile, I determined that said Red Screen Microsoft Defender Security Alert was a 100% fraudulent scam. I immediately voided all
credit card transactions and all credit cards. So we lost $500.00 in cash at CVS since all credit cards were already not working.