Scam Alert: Protect Yourself from Impersonators

Scammers, hackers, and impersonators are posing as legitimate technicians, and some may claim to be from 760pcrepair. Please read this notice carefully.

760pcrepair will never initiate contact with you to repair a computer or electronic device. We do not make unsolicited calls, send unexpected texts or emails, or message you out of the blue.

If someone contacts you first claiming to be a 760pcrepair tech, treat it as a scam. Do not trust them, even if they sound professional or already know your name.

Be suspicious of any message saying your device has a virus, your account is compromised, or your computer needs urgent repair. These are common tactics used to scare people into acting quickly.

Never give anyone remote access to your computer unless you contacted us first and have verified who you are speaking with. Scammers use remote access to steal data, install malicious software, and lock you out of your own device.

Never share passwords, verification codes, or financial details with someone who contacted you unexpectedly. A legitimate technician will not ask for these out of the blue.

Be cautious of anyone demanding payment by gift cards, wire transfer, cryptocurrency, or payment apps. These methods are favored by criminals because they are difficult to trace or reverse.

Caller ID, email addresses, and even websites can be faked to look like ours. Never rely on these alone to decide whether a contact is genuine.

If you are unsure, hang up or stop responding, then contact us directly using only the phone number or email listed on this official website. Never use contact details given to you by the person who reached out.

If you believe you have been targeted, change your passwords immediately, contact your bank or card provider, and report the incident to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov. When in doubt, always verify before you act.