http://disqus.com/by/amylu/enThu, 30 Jul 2009 05:43:02 -0000https://www.digitaltoast.co.uk/supportonclick-systemrecure-scam#comment-13652708<p>scanned the computer with adaware and avg and did find a list of trackers on the computer!<br>so they defently do place trackers when they are 'fixing' your comp!</p>amyluThu, 30 Jul 2009 05:43:02 -0000https://www.digitaltoast.co.uk/supportonclick-systemrecure-scam#comment-13499865<p>My mum had the same call yesterday 28/july 2009. She is not computer literate and our norten had expired so she thought it was them, they said they were from microsoft and gave her the supportonclick website. They were VERY nice to her, assured her that her computer would be fixed and cleaned up and run quicker, for someone that doesnt know much about computers its easy to fall for. She let them into our home computer that i myself have used for internet bankind,ebay, paypal etc for years. she has no idea what he was doing but said he was on there for around 40 mins! She then paid by debit card £99.00 for a '2 year warranty' She hasnt got paypal but she has an email from 'paypal' saying shes paid that amount to them etc! so i dont know if they set her up a paypal whilst on the phone as she doesnt evn know what paypal is!? When i got home i went into panic mode and still am to be honest! we have turned our router off to stop access to the computer. We have cancelled her debit card also. Now im just worried what hes actually done! My brother is good with computers so he is going to change router passwords and run some antivirus stuff. Im going to get my bank card cancelled too just in case. Can anyone suggest how much info they could get, what do i need to change etc? im worried about identity fraud and my online banking.</p>amyluWed, 29 Jul 2009 04:12:47 -0000