Use of iMesh on 7/24 caused my computer to crash because of 249 viruses iMesh embedded in the Registry Keys, Registry Values, Folders, and Files. The damage was severe and involved nearly 15 hours to restore and reinstall programs and drives. The iMesh problem caused serious crashes because it also invaded the toolbars of both Google Chrome and IE9. Fyi... Chronology of Events
This Iraeli company was found to be NOT as free as advertised on the Internet for the downloading of music (7/24)... So I quickly tried to uninstall it AND that is the problem. You can't get rid of iMesh.in fact, my Google Chrome was grabbed, my Internet Explorer was seized - my entire computer was so invaded that it froze and an emergency backup had to be loaded. What happened? Anti-spyware revealed iMesh had wormed itself into my Registry Keys (158 times), Registry Values (8), Folders (17), and Files (66). How do I know these 249 viruses were iMesh-related? A full scan with the same anti-spy malware revealed no viruses before I installed iMesh or any other program on July 24. Quickly realizing that iMesh was not likely to provide the music I wanted, I sought to “uninstall” it. But nothing worked. I did a search of the Registry and deleted any references to iMesh. But that wasn’t enough either. Eventually I learned why I couldn't uninstall or get rid of iMesh – it had employed 249 viruses connected to it.in other words, iMesh had taken over my computer. So, after spending an entire weekend undoing the damage caused by iMesh: I want my money back! Not only is it fair to compensate me for my time, energy, and cost restoring my computer to its prior state, it is also mandatory that iMesh cease its deceptive practices. Since my professional fees are $250 an hour, I have billed iMesh $1250.00 USD for 10 hours work. My lawyer will be happy to provide an address for receiving the money. This is a serious problem for iMesh and GDG Group Communications. 7/25 (4:15pm)
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