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Oct 27, 2012
April 4 2012 I also received a call from this number. Again the heavy Indian accent. 'James Martin' warned me that my computer was sending out error messages and it was going to crash. I turned over control of my computer to him and he showed me all the 'fatal' error messages and that at any time I would see a blue and black screen which would mean that my computer had crashed and all my important documents, photos and such would be lost. He said that he was from 'Windows Service Center' and could install spyware and remove all error messages on my computer for the low, low price of 139.00 for the year. I agreed. He took about an hour and 'cleaned' my computer. In August,2012 I received another phone call saying that my computer was sending out error messages and he was there to help me. I told him that I had already bought protection through 'Windows Service Center' for the year. 'Bob' was mortified and said that I was scammed, that there was another company out there posing as 'Windows Service Center', and for me to contact my bank and get my money back. He then talked me into (yes, can you believe it) out of another 139.00 for a years worth of computer maintenance. At least this one has a web site you can go to: etechpro.com. Again he took about another hour on my computer 'fixing' all my problems. Well, now my name is in the fish bowl labeled 'sucker fish' as I received ANOTHER phone call yesterday, Oct 25th, doing the same song and dance routine. You will all be proud of me....I listened and then hung up without saying another word.