Logmein123 scam - what should I do if I let in?

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  Dear all,

  I was pretty stupid and open an attachment that came with what is now obvious to me as a scam.  She was supposed to be from a bank.

  I deleted the attachment of my downloads folder.

  Does anyone have advice?  Should I take further steps?  Should I look at unusual behavior from my Mac?  Can I download or buy an antivirus/antimalware software?

  Your help is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you in advance,

  Caroline

  What type of file do you opened?  It was an image, text file, word document, etc... ?

• When he is on facebook, every time I try to post it won't let me. It is said only the content security unless I click on authorize n then it restarts everything. What should I do?

  When he is on facebook, every time I try to post it won't let me. It is said only the content security unless I click on authorize n then it restarts everything. What should I do?

  When he is on facebook, every time I try to post it won't let me. It is said only the content security unless I click on authorize n then it restarts everything. What should I do?

  Let the people of Facebook help. This is their baby.

  http://www.thefacebookforum.NET/forum

• I had the logmein123 call yesterday, may 10, 2011. What should I do?

  I had the logmein123 scam yesterday, may 10, 2011.  I questioned the and talked to 3 people, but they were all so 'persistent' [persistent] and showed me all the "problems" at my computer, that I don't give any personal information. and access to the computer.  When they tried to sell me the product, I asked them to call back in a few days, so I could think.  Not heard yet return.  I googled logmein and found that they were legitimate.  But today, more control on this and other sites, found that logmein123 is a scam.  I feel such a fool, but they appeared legitimate.  I fear that, with the news. and computer access I gave, what they do with it?  What should I do?

  Hello

  what I wrote to do is to be on the safe side

  We don't know exactly what they have done

  even if they were just persistent telemarketers, you don't know the person who had access to your machine remotely

  That's the problem

  Here is some information on access to distance even in these Forums by Microsoft and it can be dangerous:

  Forum user warnings

  ·                                 Be very careful on the acceptance of direct assistance to another user. If this user suggests that he use Remote Assistance to help you, be aware that it will have access to your computer and that your computer could be hacked.

  all the best with her

• people fake-tech sent me a scam I thought true so I contacted them and gave them access to my mac through bomgar. now, I'm really scared, what should I do?

  people fake-tech sent me a scam I thought true so I contacted them and gave them access to my mac through bomgar. now, I'm really scared, what should I do? they wanted me to buy help but I said no and hung up and you leave Bombardier, but still scared.

  You suppose now that every piece of data on your Mac is known the password too them, including.

  For example, back up your data, erase the disc so that get rid you of something they are gone. Reinstall and most important: change all of your passwords. For everything.

• What should I do if I gave remote access, and then realisedi it's a scam

  Received a phone call from someone who says they called windows - told me I had a problem with my pc. I gave them remote access - what do I do now? I realized that it was a scam and now I turned off my pc. What should I do now? This will also affect other PCS phones and tablets etc?...  Please someone help meL

  Run a full system scan with:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Run these tools:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_security_diagnostic/

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/Malware_Prevention/

  If you have provided a bank account or credit card number, please contact your Bank and report you issued a fraud victim.

  Change your passwords and also communicate with the Department of fight against fraud in your country (if any) and this issue,.

• What should I do if I think I have been scammed?

  I heard that I won a prize, but no matter how I try to claim that it he told me that I need to check ny email that they sent to me, but no email was sent. I tried 3 times and no still no e-mail. What should I do?

  Hello

  This looks a lot like someone, or trying to rip you off by getting personal information that could be used to defraud you.

  If you've spent money or bank details for these people, I highly recommend you immediately contact the relevant law enforcement service for your competence and your credit card provider / Bank.

  I do not know what details you gave them, but you should be very careful with any email you receive or change your e-mail address. The same with any phone number or other contact details you have given.

  I don't know what legal jurisdiction, you are in, but I recommend to have a read of this site of the British Government with focus on identity theft.

  Regarding Firefox and your computer, I recommend that walk you through this article and make sure your operating system and security software is up-to-date and switched to decisions.

• What should I do to protect my computer because I left the Microtech scam people look at my computer via the ammyn Viewer?

  A woman with an Indian accent called saying she was with Microsoft and I had not answered their many urgent emails on my virus in my computer and she called for help.  I can't believe I fell for this point but finally woke up and realized it sounded funny and hung to the top.  But I did not have to look at my computer via the website ammyn.  I do not buy anything.  I just ran the full check of Windows Security Essentials.  What should I do?

  It's a tough call.  For the most part, these scammers are simply interested to bill you for your non-existent problems and then sell you a costly "contract of service" rather than actually steal information on your part.

  On the other hand, let you someone have total control over your computer and even if you could probably see everything that was done, he could well be activity past in the background a copy of your files.  Usually, however, all they do is look at the event viewer where they can surprise highlighting the 'mistakes' and 'warnings' (which virtually every Windows computer displayed in the event viewer) and thus convince you to buy their services to 'fix '.

  At a minimum, I suggest to change all your name of user and password login information for whatever sites you visit, especially for banking sites or credit card.  If you are really interested and you keep financial information on your computer, you might want to act like your portfolio, including your credit card has been lost or stolen: contact your financial institutions and change your account information.

  IMO, it is unlikely that no matter what malware 'backdoor' or another was left in this event, but if you are concerned that, really, the only way is to be sure to do a complete "clean" installation of Windows.  For most people who have computers that were purchased with Windows pre-installed, this means (a) back up your personal files, (2) to restore the computer to its "fresh from the factory" State by using some mechanism to do so provided by the manufacturer; (3) painstakingly updated day Windows to the current service pack and post-service pack updates; (4) reinstall any programs that were installed after that you bought the computer (using the original installation media) and then update these programs according to needs; and (5) restore your personal files.

• At Lenovo scammed me, what should I do?

  I recently recived my new lenovo t61p, I custom ordered online, I ordered 4 GB of ram, I have a couple a their recipt too things invoice on the spot. I ran a few programs, pc-doctor 5 and everst home and I looked in the Basic Control Panel on my computer info, what I've been see only 3 GB of ram, what gives, that they rob me, what should I do? Help, please

  Look in your BIOS (press F1 during boot) and it should display 4096 MB of RAM.

  If you are running 32 bit Vista or XP, they don't 'see' and address 3 GB.

  Tell us what are your conclusions.

• Why the hell do not offer live chat, what should and will be reported as a scam to take money of peoples like mine and never get answers why dose product does not work

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  I'm sorry for the frustration, you can directly contact the billing of Adobe support using https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?step=ZNA_account-payment-orders_stillNeedHelp

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• logmein123 scam when I thought I was calling by using Hotmail?

  Logmein123 scam: I had problems connecting my email this morning and I called the number 1-888-439-2525 to help.  The number was supposed to be using Hotmail.  A man with a thick Indian accent came and had me download logmein123 and then tried to sell me the security of my computer for 159.99.

  Can you tell me it's a valid number using windows live hotmail or Windows products?

  Hello

  It is a well documented SCAM.

  "logmeim123" is in fact a legitimate company, but the scammers use their name for remote access to your computer.

  Either they want to sell you unnecessary software or access your computer for so-called "erors" to then steal banking or credit card passwords and your identity

  If you give them access remotely through software "logmein123", etc., my advice is to backup your data and reinstall the operating system that you don't know what they have installed.

  Microsoft will never contact you unless you have made prior arrangements for them to do.

  Read this Microsoft:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/online-privacy/msName.aspx

  See you soon.

  p.s. If you have a problem with computer, including Hotmail, choose a Forum to post from this link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us

• The Microsoft event and logmein123 scam.

  I was scammed of Microsoft events and gave them access to the computer. What should I do? My computer is now at risk? What happened to all my passwords online banking and other. They phone call came from a man very Indian survey.

  Not a good situation.  Suggest you check the following links and please realize that you act quickly to protect your accounts and financial records but also to be concerned about the security of your computer.  Change passwords, cancel the credit and discount cards in form/reinstallation of the operating system on your computer may be required.

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

  http://ask-Leo.com/i_got_a_call_from_microsoft_and_allowed_them_access_to_my_computer_what_do_i_do_now.html

  Good luck...

• My computer has been infected with "Windows Vista restore" what should I do to get rid of him?

  The fake security program Window Vista restore"scans my computer and tells me I have several hard drive errors.  It has blocked access to my computers system restore and defragment utility, appeared to 'clear' all my files (like images taxes) and I get the error pop ups telling me to turn off the computer because "hard drive failures.  When I click on cancel, x or anywhere on the box, the system stops.   When I restart, the same fake program starts begins to scan my computer again.  I tried running my Trend Antivirus scan and when the scan is about 99% complete, the fake program does not scan continue.  What should I do to get rid of him?  I'm asked to pay for an upgrade of the software, but have not entered my card number.  I'm afraid that my data has been hacked... including the loss of my photo albums.  I'm currently installing updates to windows on the computer.  Will he get rid of it?

  Hello

  do you mean Windows Recovery?

  read this:

  Windows Vista Recovery is a program of analysis and optimization of fake computer that displays false information in order to scare you into believing that there is a problem with your computer. Recovery of Windows Vista is installed via Trojan horses that display fake error messages and warnings of security on the infected computer. These messages will state that there is something wrong with the hard drive of your computer, and then suggests that you download and install a program that can solve the problem. When you click on these alerts, recovery of Windows Vista will be automatically downloaded and installed on your computer.

  Once installed, Windows Vista Recovery will be configured to start automatically when you log in to Windows. Once started, several error messages appear when you try to launch programs or delete files. Windows Vista Recovery will then prompt you to scan your computer, which will then find a variety of errors, he said, he can't fix until you purchase the program. When you use the defragmentation tool called it will specify that it should run in Mode safe and show then a background in Mode Safe false who pretended to defragment your computer. As this program is a scam do not be scared by buying the program when you see its alerts.

  Follow the removal instructions, including how to "unmask" your data

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-Windows-Vista-recovery