Faremart.com is a scam. Faremart.com is a scam. Take a look at a BBC documentary Panorama, episode „spying on the scammers“ (you need to be in the UK or have a VPN connection to a UK server) Or on YouTube search jTXN9iTKHc8 at timestamp 9:45 But the whole video is about a big scammer boss Amit Chauhan and his family and friends they make more than$ 10 Million a year by Faremart, telling they are technician from Microsoft or Amazon. If somone calls or send you an email, hang up and go to the real Microsoft.com or Amazon.com for the real support number, because the real one won‘t ask you never for money, debit card, checks, gift cards or open a bank account while there on your screen!

COMPLETE SCAM COMPLETE SCAM - CHECK YOUTUBER TECH SUPPORT SCAM WILL EXPOSE THIS. Check his channel, he exposes them. They are fake company which take people money pretending to create a fake tech issue on your computer and call back on that number. AVOID IT.

SCAMMERS!!! This company CLAIMS to sell internet security software but, when I took my PC to the local Microsoft dealer he was so SHOCKED he sent it back to MS themselves for cleansing. MS said there were, over, 165, individual virus strands in my computer, all with the same date code. The same date I rung faremart. They charged me $980 dollars to SOAK my pc in viruses. SCAMMERS!

I received a good service from… I received a good service from Faremart, the flight was booked on time and it was a comfortable flight. Although, there were gaps in the communication while booking the flight and I had to call for 4-5 times to get the work done.

Faremart.com is a scam. Faremart.com is a scam. Faremart.com is a scam. Take a look at a BBC documentary Panorama, episode „spying on the scammers“ (you need to be in the UK or have a VPN connection to a UK server) Or on YouTube search jTXN9iTKHc8 at timestamp 9:45 But the whole video is about a big scammer boss Amit Chauhan and his family and friends they make more than$ 10 Million a year by Faremart, telling they are technician from Microsoft or Amazon. If somone calls or send you an email, hang up and go to the real Microsoft.com or Amazon.com for the real support number, because the real one won‘t ask you never for money, debit card, checks, gift cards or open a bank account while there on your screen!