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Tina York: Likes call blocker. Says you can't depend on no call list Writer is using call blocker and likes it. Tells of scammers charging aunt for virus removal - which her computer didn't have - and how she got the scammers to agree to return the money. Click on headline for complete story By Tina York You are exactly right, you can not depend on the no call list. They have started calling my cell the last few months. I have a routine, I add them to the block list in my cell phone immediately. I currently have over 200. They will call you at night and even on Sundays. They are clever enough that the calls are showing as local numbers at times. I advise anyone to just hang up and block them immediately and let your elderly family members know of this as well. Also, a family member of mine actually had a pop up on her computer to show that she was getting a virus and better call to get it removed immediately. Bless her heart, she called and was charged over $300.00 dollars to get the virus removed. A virus that she didn't even have to start with as her computer was already protected by McAfee virus protection. When she informed me about it, I made it my personal goal to get every penny of her money back. After a week of me calling them, I'm glad to say they agreed to put every single penny back in her account. Probably because I turned the tables on them and harassed them. That was a rare case because so many people don't get their money back. Don't only use caution on the phone but on your computer; and always look outside before answering the door as scammers are on the streets as well. Safety First. God bless. - Tina York This story was posted on 2017-05-17 08:46:56
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