Office Depot’s technicians repeatedly told us our computers were infected. “It’s got malware symptoms in there,” one said. They said they could fix them -- for a hefty fee. “It actually ...

Between 2009 and 2016, Office Depot and OfficeMax offered computer scans inside their stores using a "PC Health Check" software application created and licensed by Support.com. "Defendants bilked ...

A number of companies like Best Buy, Office Depot, and OfficeMax all offer computer services that will scan and remove malware from an infected system, but often only at a steep price. Separate ...

when PC and semiconductor makers surprised analysts with dire warnings about sales. The Office Depot computer comes with a Celeron D 352 chip, an 80GB hard drive and 256MB of memory.

The Office Depot companies marketed the program as a free “PC check-up” or tune-up service to help improve a computer’s performance and scan for viruses and other security threats.

An office supply retail store, Office Depot, is currently in hot water after its employees were reportedly deceiving customers, by saying that computers brought in are infected with malware.

But this fear of being hacked was allegedly the hook used by Office Depot, its subsidiary OfficeMax and a California-based tech-support vendor to dupe customers into paying for computer repair and ...

Office Depot Inc. shares fell in the extended session ... fine to settle allegations it tricked customers into buying costly computer repairs. Office Depot shares fell 5.1% after hours, following ...

But what if you don’t have a family member or friend who is computer savvy? No problem! Plenty of stores — including big box office stores such as Office Depot and OfficeMax — will be glad ...