Microsoft Refund Dept.

Anonymous
2018-05-22T23:23:35+00:00

I also received a call from "Microsoft Refund Dept.". Since I didn't pick up they left a computer generated message stating her name as Kathy Jackson from tech support and to call 877 721  7434. for my refund. The reason I am posting this is I wanted to see if anyone else received such messages. Imagine my surprise when I realized the first comment about this subject was posted 2013!!! That was five years ago. Five years of people being scammed, losing money and whatever else. How could this still be happening without them being stopped? And the first one I saw was from the Netherlands, meaning this is an international scam.  AND it was on this site. Doesn't anyone at Microsoft oversee their own site?

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  1. Anonymous
    2018-11-21T01:01:00+00:00

    I also received a call from "Microsoft Refund Dept.". Since I didn't pick up they left a computer generated message stating her name as Kathy Jackson from tech support and to call 877 721  7434. for my refund. The reason I am posting this is I wanted to see if anyone else received such messages. Imagine my surprise when I realized the first comment about this subject was posted 2013!!! That was five years ago. Five years of people being scammed, losing money and whatever else. How could this still be happening without them being stopped? And the first one I saw was from the Netherlands, meaning this is an international scam.  AND it was on this site. Doesn't anyone at Microsoft oversee their own site?

    11/20/18 I received the same call from Kathy Jackson "Microsoft Refund Dept: 8443868577 it was an automated recording claiming the Department is closing and to call to get my refund.  i never call or respond from any phone call or mail since all of them are scams.  If anyone gets a letter or phone call, research for the actual phone number of the company and let them know of the scam.

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  2. Anonymous
    2018-11-19T11:30:28+00:00

    I would not call back. I think it is a scam.

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  3. Anonymous
    2018-11-19T04:47:06+00:00

    Yes, I got one of those from Protivin, IA. I guess I shouldn't even bother Calling right?

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  4. Anonymous
    2018-11-09T07:57:45+00:00

    I to received a called on Wednesday they called from two numbers 1125458458 and they called me from a 1-866-5664985 he sounds like he was India he claimed he was from "Microsoft Refund Dept." his name was Harry Thomas from tech support he claims I was getting back 499.99 as my refund. He opens up some program called TeamViewer 11 then went to any-Desk then he asked me if I had a checking account which I told him no. Then he had me to click yes for unattended Access he even fix my computer for free. I am glad you posted because these scammers are everywhere someone needs to put a stop to this and fast. They are talking about they are moving somewhere to another country how can Microsoft stop these people? They need to have a monitor on this site.

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  5. Anonymous
    2018-11-05T13:36:28+00:00

    I received a call on my cell, saying that Microsoft is closing and that I have a refund due me.  The person said that he was from the refund dept.  He wanted to give me a website to go too, so that I can get a refund.  They have also called my home twice and left a number that I can call to get the refund.  The person was very forceful and adamant about giving that website (which I could not understand, because of his English).  Thanks goodness I couldn't, so after a few minutes of not understanding him.  I told the person to keep the refund and hung up the phone.  So, people do not fall for this scam, it sounds inviting, but just another trick to get into your finance.

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