CAT: Debt Collections · REPORTED March 11, 2017

GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS scam

A debt collections scam report, targeting a consumer in NV, USA - 89031 with a reported loss of $200.

Narrative evidence

What happened

i received a phone call from a jack foster,telling me that my computor had been attacked with a virus. and he proceeded to show me a whole lot of programs that were red lined, it very easily could have been somebody else stuff he was showing me i don't know. so he told me he could fix it and that i would not have to worry anymore, he was very courteous and so i took him at his word .first he wanted me to purchase $200 worth of i-tune cards and he would be able to fix it. i went and bought the cards and came back and read the numbers off to him thinking that the problem would be solved (wrong) he called me back ,stating that the microsoft company said that he had to put different kind of cards in there because of them not being of the microsoft company they had to adhere to what the company dictated to them.so again i was requested to go purchase more i-tune cards which i argued with him informing him that i thought i was being ripped off! he assured me not to worry because all the money i was spending would be returned to me .they were so good that actually i believed them the technican turned me over to his boss ,who Justin yang tele:201 474 7851 x 409 he assured me not to worry because he would refund me the money that i had to spend by certified check or deposit the money in my checking acct or however i wanted it. i knew i should have stopped when i was asked to get more cards the first time but i was told that they needed the cards or they would not be able to fix the computor. so i was caught.long story short ,i was off to the of $1350.00

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