Anything Computer of Midland Park

08/03/2021

FRAUD....ALERT......FRAUD......ALERT>>>.Be aware this is not real if you get this email

Hello,

We hope you have enjoyed speeding through services with Geek Squad.

As a friendly reminder, your membership of 2 years tenure for enterprise cloud storage system renews on 3rd August 2021. A payment of $349.99 is debited direct from your card with an Invoice no OPTM-2516503967.

If you wish to keep the account with us no action is required.

However, if there is no status change in your planned membership, you may call us at our toll free no.
+ (888) 617-1104

Our helpline number available from 10:30 to 6:30 EST. Our customer care champs would love to help you out.

We ensure you an earliest respond.

Best Regards,
Geek Squad
+ (888) 617-1104

03/31/2020

Remote Phone Support available, just give us a call at 201-444-5445. We can also remotely access your system to fix many of the issues you may be having. We were here before and will be here long after this health crisis passes.

03/16/2020

For those concerned about leaving your home, Anything Computer has expanded its Pickup/Drop off area to 15 miles. If you like we also have a curbside service so you wont have to leave your vehicle to drop off your Apple or Windows computer system. Just call 201-444-5445 ahead to schedule at your convenience. We are fully operational and plan to be so through this challenging time. Be safe and be well.

11/18/2019

Beware, do not ever respond to a message on your computer screen that tells you that your computer is comprised. Remember Apple and Microsoft are not standing by watching out for you every minute of the day. If you get a flashing message about call this number because you have a computer problem. IT IS A SCAM !!!!!, DO NOT CALL........EVER !!!!!!!!!......Have a nice day from your friendly neighborhood computer shop.

07/11/2019

Don't fall for this Facebook Hoax, first one dates back around 2012

Scams and hoaxes of all types pop up every day on Facebook, and some of them have a habit of rearing their ugly heads time and time again. These recurring hoaxes are often more annoying than

06/06/2019

Is your Imac or Macbook Pro acting like its tired? Sluggish? Uninspired? Well, guess what?, there is a way to make it run like a newer system costing over a thousand dollars. Upgrade !!!! Replace the outdated drive with a solid state, keep all of your programs and data,and upgrade ram and Viola! your Apple is now supercharged and ready for the future. Give us a call @ 201-444-5445 or visit us at 218 Godwin Ave in Midland Park.(right across the street from the post office).

04/19/2019

Dont toss that old Macbook , Macbook Pro, Imac, Laptop or Desktop Computer. Starting at under $150 you can replace your old systems hard drive with a Solid State adding years of life to your computer. Solid State drives will give your computer that extra speed needed that will match the performance of a newer system. This can be done same day in some instances, and with our cloning technology your new drive will be the exact image of your old slow drive, meaning you wont have to learn anything new, it will be your computer with rocket boosters. No appointment necessary. Just come in M-F 10:30 to 5:30, Sat 11-3.

04/02/2019

When you read this remember, Microsoft or Apple will never call you. EVER... Please read and pass on, I get a few calls a day with this very issue. The range of cost for this scam is typically $199.00 to $399.00.

Protect yourself from tech support scams
Applies to: SecurityWindows 10Windows 7 More

Tech support scams are an industry-wide issue where scammers use scare tactics to trick you into paying for unnecessary technical support services that supposedly fix contrived device, platform, or software problems.
How tech support scams work

Scammers may call you directly on your phone and pretend to be representatives of a software company. They might even spoof the caller ID so that it displays a legitimate support phone number from a trusted company. They can then ask you to install applications that give them remote access to your device. Using remote access, these experienced scammers can misrepresent normal system output as signs of problems.

Scammers might also initiate contact by displaying fake error messages on websites you visit, displaying support numbers and enticing you to call. They can also put your browser on full screen and display pop-up messages that won't go away, essentially locking your browser. These fake error messages aim to trick you into calling an indicated technical support hotline.

Important

Microsoft error and warning messages never include phone numbers.

When you engage with the scammers, they can offer fake solutions for your “problems” and ask for payment in the form of a one-time fee or subscription to a purported support service.

08/06/2018

Just a friendly reminder, do not under any circumstance allow a random phone call from someone claiming to be with "ANYBODY" and claiming you have a "PROBLEM or VIRUS" with or on your computer have access to your computer. This includes any screen that may pop up and tell you to call "ANY" technical support number for "ANY" reason. 99.999999999999% of the time this is a scam and you will regret it.

01/14/2018

TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen reports on five red flags that will indicate when an email scammer is trying to access your information.

10/06/2017

HP Pavilion X2 Tablet Netbook $150.00

09/25/2017

Neither Microsoft nor Apple will call to tell you your computer has a virus. Never give random callers access to your computer, never call the 800 or 888 number that may come on your screen telling you you will lose all your data. Each of these are a scam.