Try to convince you that your device requires urgent technical support, and then request payment information (such as credit card, debit card, or online gift card) to bill you for phony services.The scammers attempt to gain your trust, and they might employ one or more of the following tactics: Scammers may also send phishing emails from an email address that seems like it is coming from HP. In some cases, scammers mask their originating phone number (Caller ID spoofing) so the calls appear to be from a genuine HP contact number. Scammers might call you on the phone or send you an email pretending to be representatives from HP technical or customer support. Telephone technical support and order-related scams are an ongoing threat to technology companies such as HP and our customers.
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