I was having trouble with my Dell computer and called them for help. Somehow I was given over to itechline without knowing about it and was charged 129.99 to fix some supposed viruses and hackers. It slowed my computer down, so I called Dell a few days later and they claimed they weren't connected ...
This group totally misrepresented themselves and let me believe that they were with my anti-virus software company. Nothing they did worked except it looked like they took some adware off my computer. When I got off the phone and started using my machine all the problems were still there. The tech ...
I could not boot into Windows. Company said they would fix it but it might require a reinstallation of Windows. After giving my credit card number AND stating that a re-installation was no an acceptable solution they promised a technician would contact me. Technician did so and stated a ...
I googled Dell support because i was having a printer issue. I did not realize that the number i called brought me to an iTechLine technician, because she represented herself as Dell support. She then went into my computer and my suspicians were raised when she never bothered to look at the ...
Itechline represented themselves on line as a Lexmark printer support. However, after I stated my issue with my new Pro715 model printer they soon discovered my pc had been hacked into and needed immediate repair. After 45 minutes or so they installed anti virus software without my permission, ...
I went to Microsoft help as my camera card would not load into my computer. I ended up with Itechline and they told me they are a subsidiary subcontractor for microsoft. They asked to do a remote takeover and then began telling me I had all kinds of dangerous registeries on my computer. Not viruses ...