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  He said click on the first and hit. He said SAVE or CANCEL. Now, I'm not naïve or stupid or gullible, and I am computer illiterate.
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  Research in the comments left on their FREE site, I have seen that all FOUR were short and had similar spelling/grammar mistakes. Typical supported false reputation.
  I did a google search, barely found anything on this "business" and the guy hung up.
  This is the site that this guy directed me to: http://xinfinitytech.webs.com/quick-help/
  IM asking for any information about whether if it's a scam, an attempted theft of identity/data theft, an attempt to spread of the most recent virus, or some guy who tries to help. My gut tells me that it is one of the top three.
  ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

  You search here and in the rest of the Internet first?  I suggest that - because this type of scam is not only well known but well published.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/avoid-phone-scams.aspx

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