@Mirco_Soft Thank you, we are trying to identify the accounts from the information in the screenshots. The session IDs that they provide when they ask to connect to you are the easiest way for us to identify the account and shut them down ^GD
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@iamvelos Scammers use fake email addresses, websites, and VPNs to hide their location. The support session code is the only thing they cannot fake and the only reliable way for us to identify the offending account. ^GD
@iamvelos Correct, that is how we identify the account. The person wanting to connect to your computer has to provide you with a support session code for you to enter. If you think they are a scammer you can click Report Abuse and provide us with the code. ^GD
@iamvelos Hi, at the top of that page you will see we warning and an option to Report Abuse. We take abuse reports very seriously and will ban accounts that are found to be misusing our service. ^GD
@josephlucas502 Hi Joseph, I'm sorry for the trouble there. Were you able to test with any alternate client PCs to rule out a local connection problem?
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@N8OUZ Thanks, the problem may be related to the version they are using to connect. We can help troubleshoot further if we know the GoToAssist version in use.
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