Have you received an urgent email from tech support company Geek Squad, charging you an exorbitant amount of money for a subscription renewal? It's a scam. The email is not really from Geek Squad ...

Beware of messages from “Geek Squad.” The Federal Trade Commission says Best Buy and its Geek Squad topped the list of most frequently impersonated companies by scammers in 2023.

Many Geek Squad scams take the form of either an email or text message that say you either will be or just have been charged for a membership renewal, and it's going to "cost" you hundreds of ...

Beware of fraudulent invoices claiming to be from Geek Squad and PayPal. Once hackers receiver your information, they can withdraw money from your bank account.

Dare received an email recently claiming to be from the Geek Squad informing him of a payment received to “renew my membership” for three years.

A customer service number that doesn’t match Geek Squad’s actual help number (888-BEST BUY or 237-8289) The emails come from Gmail accounts, which a multi-billion-dollar company like Best Buy ...

We explain what are Geek Squad Email Scams and how to identify and protect yourself from this Geek Squad Email Scan Phishing attack.

6 common Geek Squad scams and how to defend against them Learn about the main tactics used by scammers impersonating Best Buy’s tech support arm and how to avoid falling for their tricks ...

Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum has another consumer scam alert to warn Oregonians about: Don't fall for these phony Geek Squad invoices and customer service numbers.

Computer experts on the 'Geek Squad' make house-calls to help the computer illiterate get their computers up and running.