EVERY TIME SAFARI OPENS APPEARS TO CALL 1-800-996-8348, AND GET LOCKED, THEN FROM (510)344-6458 CALLS SOMEONE DANIEL FROM TECNICAL SUPPOT FROM MAC, APPLE.....ITS A LIE, ITS A FRAUD TO FORCE ME TO BUY MACKEEPER SOFTWARE. ANYBODY CAN HELP ME?

Choose Force Quit from the Apple menu, close Safari, and then launch it with the Shift key held down. If that doesn't work, temporarily disconnect the computer from the Internet.

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Do not buy MacKeeper and do not click on any links or call telephone numbers. This is all phishing scams and should be ignored.

Never call any phone numbers that appear. Read "Ransomware" web pages.

JEANETTE7209 wrote:

THE TELEPHONE THET APPEARS IN MY COMPUTER EVERITIME I TRY TO OPEN SAFARI IS: 1-800-996-8348

Did you call that number? (That is not Apple's number, it's a scammer's number.) If so, did you do what the scammers at that number asked you to do? If so, what did they ask you to do?

THEN FROM (510)344-6458 CALLS SOMEONE DANIEL, FROM TECNICAL SUPPORT APPLE FOR MACS

Unless you called the first number, this is completely unrelated, but also a scam. Did you do what the scammers who called from that asked you to do? If so, what did they ask you to do?

Do not install MacKeeper (and how to uninstall it if you have):

https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-6221

(Please note that references to the original developers, Zeobit, also now refer to Kromtech Alliance Corp, who acquired MacKeeper and PCKeeper from ZeoBit LLC in early 2013.)

JEANETTE7209 wrote:

YEs I call the number and they told me how to unblock the safari, then show me i had a lot of virus and need to buy MACKEEPER UrgENTLY AND ZIPCLOUD, the thing is that they say work from apple and it is why people trust.

Those were all lies. They are scammers, and were trying to scare you into believing that you were infected with "viruses" so that you would pay them to fix the nonexistent problem.

Did you give them remote access to your system at any point? If so, your Mac should be considered compromised at this point, so you'll need to erase the hard drive and reinstall everything from scratch. For more information, see:

Tech support scam pop-ups

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