I had a problem with my new MacBook Pro, and I looked up apple support on my iPhone. This was the first listing that came up, and considering how frustrated I was, I dialed it. They passed themselves off as Apple Tech Support, basically saying I had to buy their service if I wanted my machine ...
I was having issues with my Dell laptop connecting to the internet so I called what I thought was Dell Tech support. Little did I know, I was not talking to Dell, it was Mytechhelp/Techzilla. I kept referring to them as Dell and never did they inform me that they were not. I even said to the ...
This company actively seeks to defraud customers by posing as the tech support contractor for Apple Inc. Access by phone reached receptionist who claimed that the problem with my new Iphone hotspot was caused by a virus. She claimed it was not covered by my warranty and free tech help was not ...
I contacted mytechhelp.com for a one time only tech support service two months ago. They made multiple attempts to try to convince me to purchase service plans that i declined to take and made it very clear that I only wanted to pay for a one time service. They charged me 99.99 for the one time ...
I had a problem with my mac and thought I was calling Apple. At no point was I told it was not Apple, I was sold a $99.99 fee for useless help, then was upsold a virus program that I NEEDED to have as the problems I was having seemed to be related to viruses (they were not) — but I was assured not ...
I was trying to get help with my iphone and called a number that I thought was apple. They charged me 69.99 for iphone and claimed to be an apple company. Apple had never heard of them. It took me half of the day to try and get the transaction reversed. I feel that this company is fraudulently ...