Holland Computer Solutions

09/17/2026

Scammers are getting creative folks.

I let all my calls that go to my business number get forwarded to my cell because (A) I have caller ID on my cell and can screen spam better and (B) I'm constantly mobile.

I just received a call on my cell from 706-323-2483 and caller ID said it was from Rivertown Auto. It looked valid and so I answered. A woman with an indian accent answered and said "This is 'Ashley' from 'Student Loan Forgiveness.'"

Looks like scammers are spoofing seemingly valid numbers. Be vigilent.

06/26/2026

Yall, let me tell you... I've had a listing in Facebook Marketplace for literally MONTHS where I'm selling a "3D PRINTER" Farm. Facebook rejected me renewing the listing saying it violates their rules on selling ANIMALS. I'm not selling animals. It's a "3D PRINTER" Farm. That's what it's called. It's 3D Printers. Not animals. The crazy thing is they make it a nightmare to appeal the decision.

05/06/2026

20260506 - Be vigilent people. Scams abound, and some are very convincing. I get multiple scam emails per day. This kind of thing could wipe out a person's livelihood.

An email that appears to be from Wells Fargo and says unauthorized transactions detected.

DO NOT. I repeat DO NOT click on the link that says something about verification, or any links, within the email. This is called "phishing" and is an attempt to steal your logon information. If you have concerns, call your bank directly or even better go to a branch. Never call any numbers within the email though.

Note: If you click to see the from address, you'll notice its not a wells fargo domain name.

2 Helpfull Tips:
(1) Ensure all passwords are at least 12 characters. Preferably including upper and lower case letters, some numbers, and even symbols.

(2) On financial related accounts, where money is accessible and or spendable, enable multi factor authentication where available.

(3) The most important password you have is your email password.

(4) If you use a computer to shop, and you save passwords in your browser, then a password equally important to #3 is your computer password. Fight the urge to use pin numbers to log on to your computer.

04/27/2026

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04/21/2026

Amazing!

I'm putting together a computer quote for a client and prices of components are crazy. A year or so ago I could get a Western Digital 500gb SSD for around $60. The cost of some types of CPUs are in the thousands of dollars. That EXACT same component is now around $160. Also, all CPUs and Motherboards are coming from Hong Kong. I use to be able to order components, build a computer, and be ready for install in about 2 weeks. Due to CPUs and Motherboards coming from Hong Kong, it ends up taking at least a month. God forbid should a component be defective.

04/15/2026

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04/15/2026

Be careful folks. This is just one example of many types of scams. I see this stuff almost daily it seems.
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‼🚨 "Geek Squad Renewal" Scam Email

So this has started floating around again... Please be aware, these emails are SCAMS!

🚩 How would you know?
- The phone number is NOT for Geek Squad
- Pay attention to the +1 with the phone number
- Pay attention to the sender email address. Geek Squad will not email from a "person's" email address or from gmail!

🚩What can you do to verify?
- Ask yourself, do you even have an account?
- If you do, check your Best Buy account!
- Independently find the number for Best Buy Geek Squad and call!

P.S. - The number for Geek Squad is: (888) 237-8289