A man claiming my email was involved in illicit activity called, but his unverifiable claims and suspicious accent prompted me to end the call.
Xfinity +1 800-232-9192 ☎ +18002329192
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It looks like the number +18002329192 is being used by scammers posing as tech support from various companies like Xfinity, Yahoo, and Norton. The callers, often with foreign accents, claim that your email or system is being used to download child porn or engage in other nefarious activities. They typically leave messages urging you to call back for assistance. This is a clear scam, likely aimed at tricking you into giving away personal information or paying for unnecessary services. If you receive such a call, do not call back or provide any details.. Instead, report the number to your phone service provider and block the number. Stay vigilant and always verify the legitimacy of any tech support requests through official channels.
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Recent Reports for (800) 232-9192
The number is still in use, with a caller identifying himself as Paul, who initially claimed to be from Xfinity before switching companies during the call, making accusations about our systems being used for illicit activities, with the sound of other scammers audible in the background, including Paul's whispers to his colleagues.
A call was received from an individual claiming to be James Wilson from Yahoo Network, speaking broken English and making alarming accusations regarding email activity, which appears to be a scam
I recieved a message claiming someone was using my old email AOL address for child porn, and they asked me to call them, it was a creepy message
Following an email about a Norton antivirus renewal I hadn't initiated, which would be charged to my credit card, I was provided with a number to call: 1-800-232-9192
A msg arrived saying Tech Support, but it seem someone is using my e-mail for nefarious purpose, the person had a foreign accent, it's obvious a scam
Although I did not answer the call, a message was left in broken English claiming my email address was being used for illicit activities; the caller, who sounded foreign, offered assistance if I were to call back at a provided number, which I believe is a new type of scam.
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Same caller name: Xfinity
Same category: Scam
