The McGraw-Hill Companies telephone number 212 512-2524 has been spoofed and is appearing as if it is coming from the company however it is coming from scammers overseas and they are trying to gain access into your computer.
ALERT: Please be advised that they are scammers and do not allow access to them on your computer.They are trying to gain your personal information for fraudulent usage for identity theft.
Please report the scam to the Federal Communications Commission:
Telephone # 888 225-5322
PLEASE DO NOT BECOME A VICTIM OF THE SPOOFING SCAM
THEY ARE A FRAUDULENT CALLER
DO NOT GIVE CREDIT CARD NUMBERS
IF YOU DO NOT ALLOW THE SCAMMERS ACCESS TO YOUR COMPUTER OR GIVE THEM CREDIT CARD INFORMATION THEN YOU WILL NOT BECOME A VICTIM.
THANK YOU FOR READING POSTING AND NOT FALLING FOR THE SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I received a call from 212-438-7895. I answered the ring because of McGraw Hill showing up on the i.d.
After I said hello a couple of times, the caller hung up -- no conversation. Out of curiosity I looked up McGraw Hill but didn't find phone numbers. Then I checked here for reverse number search. I'll know not to answer I get another call from this number.
P.Powers replies to Agile
8 Aug 2012
Please be advised that this scam company changes their name constantly. Yesterday it was Best Company. They may call back a number which the caller id displays 866 539-8674. Usually the person calling back is aggressive and trying very hard to have you allow them access to your computer. Once again, do not fall for their scam. They are not affiliated at all with The McGraw-Hill Companies.
Please report the scam to the Federal Communications Commission:
Telephone # 1 888 225-5322
Federal Communications Commission
Consumer and Governmental
Affairs Bureau
445 12th Street,SW
Washington, DC 20554
I got one tonight. I asked them where they got my number as I always do with calls like these...she kept ranting. Folks, try this some time. Lay the phone down and let them go. I think we should make a contest out of this and see who can get them to stay on the phone the longest. How about giving them information that belongs to an infected computer and turn it around on them.
I received a call from Mcgraw Hill.com August 15 and A guy with an accent was very hostile when I did
not understand what he was saying to me. I finally realized what He was doing I just hung up the telephone. He called back about three more times but I would not answer the telephone.