CAT: Tech Support · REPORTED September 15, 2026

Relay Wire / Web Envy / Med Pulse Fake Invoice Phishing and Identity Theft Scam scam

A tech support scam report, targeting a consumer in Clinton Township, MI, USA - 48038.

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What happened

our business phone rang 2x from this number, both times i answered, it sounded like i was talking to myself. then 2 min later we received a fax with an invoice due for 479.85 with payment and remittance instructions, for a supposed fax service that our company does not use. Ther was no actual fax number on the invoice that it came from, but it did come from the number that called our office

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How to protect yourself from tech support scams

  • Never send money, gift cards or crypto to anyone you have not independently verified.
  • Search the business name, website, email and phone number here before paying.
  • Be wary of urgency, secrecy, upfront fees and “too good to be true” prices.
  • If you have paid, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the charge.
  • Report to Action Fraud (UK), the FTC (US) or your national authority, and add your occurrence above.

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