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Have a Windows PC? Don't fall for this bogus Windows Defender charge

Have a Windows PC? Don't fall for this bogus Windows Defender charge

Scammers sometimes pose as tech companies whose services you use. One of Kim's listeners sent in a message explaining her experience with a thief impersonating Microsoft. We'll explain how the tricky scheme works and show you how to avoid falling victim.

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