972-924-5296 is Fake USTech Support Telephone Number

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Updated: Sep 3, 2019 2019-09-03T13:23:20
Date: Sep 3, 2019 2019-09-03T13:20:49
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Online Threat Alerts (OTA)

The fake US Tech Support number, 972-924-5296, is being used in fake emails like the one below, which ask recipients to call it to cancel their membership. The fake emails are being sent by online scammers, therefore, recipients are asked not to follow the instructions in them.

972-924-5296 is Fake USTech Support Telephone Number

A Fake USTech Support Emails Sent by Scammers

From: US Tech Support - shaneron786@outlook.com

Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2019 8:50 AM

Subject: Urgent Notice - Auto Debit Transaction Alert

Auto Subscription Renewal Reminder

Dear Member,

Your US Tech Support Protection Plan membership is set to renew on Mar 30 2019.

Because your account is set to auto-renew, we will automatically process your next payment on Mar 31 2019. We will process the payment through Authorize.net.

You do not need to take any action; we just wanted to let you know.

Thanks for your continued support and have a great day.

To STOP please call us at 972 924 5296 to cancel your membership.

NOTE: - THIS IS SYSTEM GENERATED EMAIL ANY REPLY TO THIS EMAIL WILL NOT CANCEL YOUR MEMBERSHIP. PLEASE CALL US TO CANCEL.

Kind Regards,

USTechSupport / RealDefense, LLC

972 924 5296

Customer Service & Sales

Mon-Fri: 8am — 8pm Eastern

Sat-Sun: 10am — 7pm Eastern

Recipients of the fake emails who were tricked into disclosing their credit card information to the scammers are asked to contact their banks for help because their cards are used fraudulently.

The legitimate USTech Support is located at www.ustechsupport.com, where their contact number and email can be found if you need to reach them.

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