![]() ![]() ![]() Don’t give anyone remote control of your device: Scammers often ask for remote computer access – they can do the same to access your smart TV.Check before you call: The BBB recommends comparing any “customer service” phone number with the streaming service’s or smart TV’s website before you make the call.It’s best to avoid clicking any link in a pop-up and instead type the URL into a phone or computer. Before clicking any link, including any that appears on your smart TV, double-check the URL. Watch for fake websites: Scammers are known for creating realistic-looking websites but, on a closer look, you’ll likely notice the URL is a letter or two off.Double-check any fees: Before you pay any fee, including activation and antivirus protection fee, the BBB recommends doing some research first.“It’s very easy to want to get your device working, and that instant satisfaction of thinking it is going to leaves you a perfect target for these scam artists.” “You don’t want to fall for this,” Fleming said. ![]()
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