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Yeah, that's a known scammer tactic. Scare the person and tell them all of that and tell them they can see who is hacking you. Then you freak out enough to hand over your credit card info to pay them to fix all of this for you and stop the hackers. In reality, no one is hacking you and they're just trying to get you to give them your credit card info.OMG - HP called me this a few minutes ago to tell me how badly my computer has been hacked. The guy is telling me they can see all of my transactions from Amazon and see everything I do. this is spooky and scary and I feel raped. Yes, the guy is from HP, the phone number was ID'd as HP. He just showed me the site that is hacking me and I nearly cried. I don't do porn!
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/scammers-hacking-victims-computers-calling-phone/story?id=18378841
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