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United States of America v. VSupport, LP
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April 08, 2019
Indian Co. Pays To End US Claims It Ran Tech Support Scam
An Indian company will pay more than $943,000 to end a suit from the federal government accusing it of targeting senior citizens in a scam to sell technical support services to fix nonexistent viruses, according to a consent decree approved by a Florida federal judge.
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October 02, 2018
US Accuses Indian Co. Of Tech Scam Targeting Seniors
The U.S. Department of Justice filed suit Monday in Florida federal court against the American arm of a purported information technology firm based in India, claiming it has targeted seniors with a scam to sell phony technical help for electronic devices to fix viruses that don't exist.