However, he can't say for sure that they didn't download anything. After about 15 minutes he figured something was up, disconnected the call, and turned off his computer. As he describes it, the guy stayed on the phone with him talking about files that had been installed, problems with the network, and so forth. My dad tried to reach customer support for his printer and ended up calling a scam artist who convinced him to install Ultraviewer. u/RoweDent created this awesome resource on network theory
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