Stated it could fix the errors on my PC but i didnt work, i read up and no one has got refunds so im assuming its a scam. Learned my lesson though. I'm sure i wont get that money back but it would be nice to give it a shot. I figured there was no point in trying to email "ErrorEND". ...
Like everyone else here I found error end when I did a google search to fix error code 0x8007f01f. It did not fix the problem. I sent an email and they said they would be back to me in 24 hours. So far nothing. Emailed several more times asking for a refund nothing. This is a scam avoid it!!! ...
Similar to others I followed leads on Wiki-Errors page which implies that the service is free. IT IS NOT and finds several hundred errors and then requests registration for money. I did not register and I have uninstalled the software. ...
Submitted to get my motorbike theory test they took my money but have had no further contact, Have e-mailed them several times no reply, there is no contact number and they do not reply but when i submitted my details I put a one wrong licence digit and they quickley replied to tell me this then ...
Regret downloading software to fix error code that became a blue screen of death, e-mailed them to refund my money, but no response, so kiss it goodbye, I got ripped off. Never order a product that only has e-mail message as means of communication.insist on a phone number or acredited BBB ...
Simply put, after using Google for the meaning of my "Stop Code" (via my PC's Blue-Screen-Of-Death), I came across the advertisement for ErrorEND, which promised to be able to fix my specific problem (s). Ultimately, after running the software, then being forced to PURCHASE the software ...