This post isnt about a restaurant experience or a product review. It's about how you can fall for a scam very easily. I have owned the poorest wireless printer I've ever used. Nothing but consistenly falling off line. When it was impossible, I phoned "HP" to see if it could be repaired. I spoke to the "support line" and via my cell gave permission to access the printer. The guy really seems to know his stuff! And lo and behold he got it back online and printing. He said he would call me the next night to see if all was well. I really did not know because I didnt need to print anything. But he said he was calling back to check, so I figured I should test it iut before he calls! Lo and behold, the printer is totally dead. The man whi initially helped was, of course, Indian. I called "HP support" and a different man answered who couldn't transfer me to my "guru guy ." I tell him the printer is now dead so he asks camera permission to watch me unplug/re-plug, and unplug the printer. He is satisfied and said he'd send a "new printer" but it must be the same printer. He goes through this litany about how i will use the same bix to return the dead printer. But here is where these scammers fail. He tells me i have to pay $1.00 for processing. "Excuse me...a company the ilk kf HP wants a dollar?" l get angry at this point that I have trusted the super nice Indian man from HP. So I get the return phone call from Guru man. I tell him about this inane convo and he asked for a dollar on a CC! Guru guy agrees and says "yes that's really ridiculous. I tell him guy #2 actually wanted to send fhe same model (which I finally got him to tell me it is refurbished, but he agreed instantly it would be brand new). Guru says no no I will srnd you a new upgraded printer. I'm at this point where I realize this is not legit. So I call another "HP Suppkrt number. This time it is a lady. I tell her about the $1 deal and SHE says "oh yes, that is not unusual to ask for $1 I yell at her how she and her cohorts are scammers and they will be reported." Word spread to guru man the jig was up. Still, he calls again and I don't answer and block the number, which came through incidentally on caller ID the first 2 letters of this scam company is actually "ID." Be aware if you are an HP customer. Though I specified all 3 of the contacts were Indian, I am not racist against any person, regardless of nationality, skin color, etc. I know so many lovely people who we have met in our travels. But these scammers of Indian descent are giving a black eye to the many wonderful people who are honest, warm people. I may be close to 80 yrs old but I still have some wits about me. Be suspicious! These people were gentle and polite. Pay close attention. read more