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• Jun 10, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving individuals misusing the Avast name and advertising a page titled "Step by Step Guide to Avast Cancellation and Refund Policy." The scammers provided the phone number 937-526-2308 and falsely claimed to offer Avast customer support services.

The fraudulent representatives attempted to gain trust by pretending to assist with Avast subscription cancellation and refund requests. Their actions appeared misleading and could potentially expose users to financial loss, unauthorized charges, or personal information theft.

I request that this matter be investigated and that appropriate action be taken to prevent further misuse of the Avast brand and to protect consumers from similar fraudulent activities.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Jackson Smith
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• Jun 10, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent Geek Squad. The scammers were using the phone number 855-574-5119 and promoting a webpage titled "[FAQ's] How to get rid of Geek Squad Subscription and ..." to appear legitimate. While searching for assistance regarding a Geek Squad subscription, the victim was misled into contacting this number. The scammers falsely presented themselves as customer support representatives and attempted to obtain personal and financial information. Their actions caused confusion and could potentially result in financial loss for unsuspecting users.

Please investigate this fraudulent activity and take appropriate action to prevent others from becoming victims.

Sincerely,
Robert Davis
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• Jun 09, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to provide support for Norton subscription services. While searching online for information related to "How to Cancel Norton Subscription and Get..." I came across a webpage displaying the phone number 855-523-4266, which appeared to offer Norton customer assistance.

After contacting the number, I was instructed to purchase Amazon gift cards as part of a supposed subscription cancellation and refund process. The representatives falsely claimed that the gift cards were required for verification and account processing. As a result, I suffered financial loss and believe this was a fraudulent operation impersonating legitimate Norton support.

I request that this matter be investigated to help prevent others from becoming victims of similar scams.

Sincerely,

Davis Brown
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• Jun 09, 2026

Respected Sir/Madam ,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals misusing the Comcast name and a fraudulent support page titled "How to get SBCGLOBAL to respond." The scammers provided the phone number 888-449-9189 and claimed to offer assistance with email account issues. During the interaction, they attempted to obtain my email login credentials and password under the pretense of resolving account problems.

This activity appears to be an attempt to steal personal information and gain unauthorized access to email accounts. I believe other users may also be at risk of becoming victims of this scam. Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent further fraudulent activities.

Thank you for your attention to this report.

Sincerely,
Sophia Miller
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• Jun 09, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving individuals falsely claiming to provide Norton subscription cancellation assistance. I found a webpage titled “How do I cancel Norton subscription – A Step by Step Guide” that displayed the phone number 855-414-1085. After contacting this number, the representatives claimed they were affiliated with Norton support and instructed me to purchase Amazon gift cards as part of the cancellation and refund process.

I later realized that this was a fraudulent scheme. The scammers misused Norton’s name to gain trust and obtain money through gift card payments. I request that this incident be investigated and appropriate action be taken.

Sincerely,
Willison Smith
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• Jun 09, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving individuals falsely claiming to provide Avast subscription cancellation services. The scammers were using the phone number 888-465-5568 and promoting a webpage titled "How do I cancel AVAST my subscription? [Getting For ...]" to appear as legitimate Avast customer support.

The fraudulent representatives misled users by pretending to assist with Avast subscription management and cancellation. They may request personal information, remote access to devices, or unauthorized payments under false pretenses. Such activities can result in financial loss and compromise sensitive personal data.

I request that this matter be investigated and appropriate action be taken to prevent further victims from being deceived by this scam operation.

Thank you for your attention to this report.

Sincerely,

Evelyn Green
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• Jun 09, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent Geek Squad support. While searching online for information related to "How Do I Cancel My Geek Squad Subscription?", I came across a website displaying the phone number 833-372-5430. Believing it to be legitimate support, I contacted the number for assistance. The representative claimed to be from Geek Squad and attempted to obtain personal and financial information under the pretense of helping with subscription cancellation. The interaction appeared suspicious, and I later realized it was likely a fraudulent operation misusing the Geek Squad name. I request that this matter be investigated to help prevent others from becoming victims.

Sincerely,
James Anderson
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent Geek Squad. I came across a webpage titled "Can you cancel Geek Squad protection plan and get a ..." which displayed the phone number 208-058-9261 as a customer support contact. Believing it to be legitimate, I contacted the number for assistance regarding a Geek Squad protection plan. The person on the call misrepresented themselves as an authorized representative and attempted to obtain personal and financial information. Their behavior was suspicious and appeared intended to deceive customers for fraudulent purposes.

I request that this incident be investigated and appropriate action be taken to prevent others from becoming victims of this scam.

Sincerely,
Harper Scott
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent Geek Squad. While searching online for information related to "Can you cancel Geek Squad protection plan and get a...", I came across a webpage displaying the phone number 866-817-0238. Believing it to be legitimate support, I contacted the number for assistance. The person on the call misrepresented themselves as a Geek Squad representative and attempted to obtain personal and financial information under the pretense of helping with a protection plan cancellation. I later discovered that the contact was not associated with the official company and appeared to be part of a fraudulent scheme.

Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent others from becoming victims.

Sincerely,
Harper Scott
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving individuals misusing the Comcast name and a fraudulent support page titled “How do I get into my old SBCGlobal email account?”. The scammers were operating through the phone number 877-513-6422 and claimed to provide assistance with recovering email account passwords.

During the interaction, they requested sensitive account information and attempted to gain access to personal email credentials under the pretense of technical support. Their actions appeared deceptive and were intended to obtain confidential information from users seeking legitimate Comcast or SBCGlobal email assistance.

I request that this matter be investigated and appropriate action be taken to prevent further fraudulent activity and protect other users from similar scams.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Isabella Hall
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals who falsely claimed to provide assistance with Comcast email password issues. I found a webpage titled "Is the Comcast email password the same as the Xfinity..." that displayed the phone number 833-546-7612 as a support contact. After calling the number, the representatives pretended to be Comcast/Xfinity support agents and attempted to obtain personal information and account credentials. Their actions appeared fraudulent and misleading. I believe this number and related website content are being used to deceive customers seeking legitimate Comcast email support.

Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action.

Sincerely,
Emily Clark
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent Norton support. The scammers used the phone number 888-449-9189 and promoted a webpage titled “Norton scam alert with fake invoice and suspicious ...” to appear legitimate.

The fraudsters claimed there was an issue with my Norton account and convinced me to resolve it by purchasing Amazon gift cards. After obtaining the gift card details, they redeemed the funds and ceased communication. This appears to be a fraudulent scheme designed to steal money by impersonating a trusted company.

I request that this incident be investigated and appropriate action be taken against those responsible.

Thank you for your attention.

Sincerely,
Joshua Thomas
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving individuals misusing the Norton name and services. While searching online for information related to "How to Cancel Norton Subscription on Android Quickly," I came across a page displaying the phone number 855-414-1085 and claiming to offer Norton support.

After contacting the number, I was instructed to purchase Amazon gift cards as a payment method to resolve my subscription issue. The representatives falsely presented themselves as Norton support agents and requested gift card details, which is highly suspicious and appears fraudulent.

I believe this activity is intended to deceive customers and misuse the Norton brand. Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action to protect other users from similar scams.

Thank you for your attention to this report.

Sincerely,
Alex Jordan
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving the misuse of the Norton name. I found a webpage titled "How-Do-I-Contact-Norton-to-Cancel-My-Subscription" that displayed the phone number 855-523-4266 and appeared to offer Norton customer support services.

After contacting the number, I was instructed to purchase Amazon gift cards as a payment method for resolving my subscription issue. The individuals involved falsely represented themselves as Norton support agents and requested gift card codes, resulting in financial loss.

I believe this activity is fraudulent and is being used to deceive customers seeking legitimate Norton assistance. Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent further victims.

Thank you for your attention to this report.

Sincerely,

Sophia Martin
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• Jun 08, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to provide Trust Wallet support services. I found a webpage titled "How to Speak Directly onto Uniswap Wallet Help Center" that displayed the phone number 888-449-6679 as a customer support contact. After calling the number, I was instructed to purchase Amazon gift cards as a form of payment to resolve my wallet-related issue.

The individuals claimed to be authorized representatives, but I later realized it was a fraudulent scheme. They collected the gift card details and misused the funds. I believe this activity is targeting cryptocurrency users through misleading support websites and fake customer service numbers.

Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent further victims.

Sincerely,

Mia Young
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• Jun 06, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to provide support for Guardio subscription cancellation services. The scammers used the phone number 844-530-2535 and promoted a page titled "How to Cancel Guardio Subscription and Get a Refund Fast" to appear legitimate.

While seeking assistance regarding a Guardio subscription, victims may be misled into contacting this number, where they are pressured into making payments, sharing personal information, or granting remote access to their devices. This activity appears fraudulent and unauthorized.

I request that this matter be investigated and appropriate action be taken to prevent further consumers from being targeted by this scam.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,
Elio Martin
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• Jun 05, 2026

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• Jun 05, 2026

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• Jun 05, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a scam involving individuals falsely claiming to provide Norton subscription cancellation assistance. The scammers used the phone number 888-307-4958 and promoted a misleading page titled "How Do I Cancel Norton Subscription? (Complete Easy Guide)." While seeking help with a Norton-related issue, the victim was instructed to purchase Amazon gift cards as a form of payment for alleged subscription support services.

The scammers collected the gift card details and misused the funds, causing financial loss. I request that this fraudulent activity be investigated and appropriate action be taken to prevent further victims.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,
Evelyn Green
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• Jun 05, 2026

Dear Sir/Madam,

I would like to report a suspected scam involving EarthLink services. While searching online for assistance with my EarthLink WebMail login issue, I found a page titled "Why can't I log into EarthLink WebMail? - Discuss" that displayed the phone number 888-449-7090. Believing it to be legitimate support, I contacted the number for help.

The individual who answered claimed to be associated with EarthLink support and attempted to gain my trust by offering technical assistance. Their behavior appeared suspicious, and they requested personal and financial information that seemed unrelated to my issue. I believe this phone number may be used by scammers impersonating EarthLink representatives.

Please investigate this matter and take appropriate action to help protect other users from potential fraud.

Sincerely,
Sophia Martin
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