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CAFastrak charge: Scam.

Have been getting all kinds of phone calls on Medicaid and Medicare. More than 30 times a day. I am sick of it. Figured they are scammers also. If I wanted to include part B or C then I would do it but not over the phone with someone claiming to be an insurance company. Telemarketers STOP CALLING ME. LOSE MY NUMBER.
 
I crossed the border into the enemy territory of Illinois and have been bombarded by texts from Sunbelt or something that I owe $50. I deleted and blocked but they come back. Oh and I haven't received a bill nor to I plan to pay the Illinois commies.
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This just started with me recently, that i am going to be automatically billed to my Pay Pal account for $469.00 for an upgrade to a McAfee account on the computers that i have, and use.
And i haven't started any account with McAfee.
All sorts of scams are trying to get $$$$$ out of us.
Everyone, beware.
I get multiples of that type of scam every day.
Funny thing lately with many of them. My name is Brad and my main email address starts with "brads". Somehow out there in scammerland, or the dark web or whatever, someone decided based on my email address that my name is Johnson Brads and that false information has gone a bit viral with them. So I get emails every day about an invoice to a customer named Johnson Brads for McAfee or Geek Squad or the like that starts out "Dear Johnson". There's not a high likelihood of getting taken by a scam if they can't even get your name right in their emails to you!

Here is the latest one recieved today:

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Johnson Brads <[email protected]>
Date: Oct 15, 2024 7:55 AM
Subject: Dear Johnson, we have processed your payment for Order No. e8a17dbd
To: Johnson Brads <brads###@xyz.net>
Cc:

Mcafee Bill Date: Tuesday, October 15, 2024 20:55:15
Membership ID: FYB-521-RJ-9083

Confirmation: order registered.

Hey Johnson,

This is a friendly reminder that your membership for online support with Mcafee will be renewed today. An amount of $394.71 will be debited from your account to ensure continued service.

Membership Details:

- Device: 1
- Product: System Insight Security
- Plan: Two Year Warranty
- Payment Method: Auto Debit
- Total Amount: $ 394.71

- Client Relationship ID: G9083QYIR3
- Customer Name: Johnson Brads
- Mailing Address: brads###@zyx.net

Should you have any questions or require assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our Customer Service at 1-(805) 607-6098, or connect with our billing team.

Appreciation Anew,
Clifford, Davis
Mcafee, Inc.
2024 Company. All Rights Reserved.
 
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YEP:
All over the place in California too:
Wife gets them all the time for the Toll Road Violation stuff.
Funny, she doesn't even have an account, it's my account.
I get the McAfee ones, and the "You've been selected to receive an estate settlement, we just need your account number to transfer the funds" ones too.
How about the "you're subscription is about to expire, renew now" ones....only if I had a subscription...to what !!

These A-Holes living in Nairobi tents need to get a life.
 
Any time I see “kindly” in a message like that it screams scam to me. People from India cannot get away from their ingrained culture norms.
That's hilarious, I'm an I.T. manager and I noticed that too, years ago...practically every scammer email has "kindly" in it. One of many obvious red flags.
 
Be careful of the blonde with big boobs, I’ve been scammed four times by her.

:lol:
or Brunettes/blonde highlights (with c cups, they don't need to be big)
with hard bellies, tight butts & shapely legs, nice tan & good smile/teeth

been there done that,
they can drain a wallet faster than a racecar
 
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