I googled "Apple Tech Support" for my laptop issues. This website was the first to pop up with the url "apple. Support. Mytechhelp.com"... They obviously paid money to have that spot on Google search engine. When I called the phone number, I was directed to an automated message ...
I called support and they answered as Dell support and transferred me to a tech line. They ran a diagnostic on my laptop and said that my OS had crashed and it would cost me $99 now and 2 more recurring months of $99. When I called back to cancel the case because I didn't want to pay that much ...
I called tech help thinking I was calling HP tech support. After they sold me the services to fix my computor and I spent 2 days on the phone with them going through diagnotics. I was finally fed-up and told them it was under warranty and they needed to replace my laptop. Then they told me they ...
I contacted what I thought was Apple Care only to be scammed by this company. They even answer the phone saying "Welcome to Apple". I was told that they could repair my computer and give me a 2 year warranty, for 3 monthly installments of $99 each. I also asked the customer service person ...
I called this number thinking it was Apple care, and the phone was answered "Welcome to Apple support" They asked for the serial number of my computer and for the next two hours various techs kept me on the line to fix my problem—only to charge me for a 2 year plan. Ok I was tired and my ...
I was under the impression I was calling Apple for technical help, only to be scammed. The greeting "Welcome to Apple support" leads you to believe you have reached Apple. You are then asked what is the serial # of your computer, which I gave them. I also told them I have AppleCare, which ...