This was an experience I hope never to go through again. A few months ago I had several problems trying to open Microsoft Office 2007: I decided to go through Microsoft help section. Lp and, after almost an hour reading the suggestions posted on their webpage I decided to test a link. This led me ...
I was promissed by Omnitech support that they could repair my wireless data card/driver on my Sony Vaio Laptop even if they had to write the code to do so. The card worked with Vista but failed with Windows 7 upgrade. Omnitech convinced me to pay the one year fee (approximately $200) and they would ...
I used Omni Tech Support and they took me for 79.99. I first called in on June 10 where I was to receive 15 minutes free. It took that long to find out that I had to be transfered to another tech#4 Jared. After about an hour he ran the same program I used, maleware bytes only to find there were no ...
I contacted Omni-tech online for "free" pc help. I got a live person who helped me until almost the end of the problem, then told me they would have to charge me to finish. After much hasseling, I signed on to a 6 months program for my pc and laptop to be covered. Monthly, they signed ...
I signed on with Omnitech for a year. Their services included a monthly "maintenance check" which required that you leave your computer on all night. This is one of the most foolish things that I have ever done. There was, an still is; an icon placed on my desktop so they have access at ...
I was referred to them by Microsoft to fix an Outlook problem. The pushed a one-year contract before they worked on the problem, assuring me it would cost more than the yearly contract to resolve my problem, so I signed up. They never did fully resolve my problem. Then came the monthly maintenance ...