PC Tools uses automatic renewal where they charge your credit card $29.95 every year like clock work. This is great if you like and use their software, but it's a real annoyance if you don't. It must have been in the mice type when I used my credit card to purchase a license for some software for a ...
I requested a refund ($39.95) on a renewal for Spyware Doctor that was charged to my debit card (NOT credit card). I received an email stating that my refund was processed on July 27. Because I used a debit card, the refund should have hit my bank account within 1-2 days (per Bank of America). It ...
After installing Spyware Doctor on my computer, my computer has been messed up. All the icons and start-up menu disappeared off my desktop. It's impossible to remove Spyware Doctor. My computer froze and Spyware Doctor can not be removed. PC Tools does not have a listed phone number, fax number, or ...
I haven't used PC Tools for over five years. I never signed a renewal offer. Yesterday, got e-mail congratulating me on my decision to renew PC Tools Registry Mechanic which I never liked. They stated that $29 and some cents were automatically deducted from my account. Since the last time I ...
We noticed our computer getting slow, so we purchased PC Tools Spyware Doctor to make things run more smoothly. We paid over $60 for this software because it was supposedly one of the best. After we installed it on the computer, we had more problems then we had before. We were continually getting ...
After reading the impressive promotional information all over the internet about how the PC Doctor was going to fix my problem with viruses & spyware, I fell prey, bought it and downloaded it. I had to go away on business for a week and when I came back my wife told me that something was wrong ...