PC Tools will automatically renew the license on theresoftware even if you dont give them permission, using old authorization codesthat may not have even been for that product. I purchased a registry cleaner in December and at that time I didnt authorize an auto renewal. Then againI parched an ...
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 had maleware on my desk top computer and found an article saying that spyware doctor by pctools would fix the issue, it didn't fix the issue and actually slowed down my computer so much that i couldn't even open a file. I called and got a refund but after over 30 hours of trying to fix the issues ...
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 reading glowing reports about PC Tools' Spyware Doctor on PC World's website, I paid for a one-year (I thought) subscription for 29 dollars. Finding that removing spyware with this program seriously messed up other needed applications, I uninstalled it and forgot it. Good riddance, but not a ...
I live in Mexico, have a Mexican Credit Card and even having NOT used any service offered by PCTOOLS ever, I've been charged on my credit card for 40usd. The first time that has happend was on Jan 29th. To close that issue I went to my bank and claimed on internet fraud, the money was replaced back ...