I purchased their SpeedyPC Pro software and one year of their 'Microsoft' support (they stated that it would solve all my computer problems and increase the computer's speed threefold), both the software and the support service were said to be 100% guaranteed or my money back. They could not get ...
I was under the impression that this company would resolve my PC problem but it became a sales pitch to purchase a year's worth of assistance for $199. My first trial problem wasn't fixed and Qresolve will not respond to my emails, won't accept my logon or answer their phone to unsubscribe. As a ...
I first purchased software to check my computer for problems, than purchased a one year technical support to help solve my computer problems. Both these items had money back guarantees. The software (SpeedyPC Pro) would not work correctly. They tried repeatedly to fix this. They finally gave up and ...
I downloaded a free copy of a registry error fixer called RegCure; on the thank-you page, there was a box that said you had to call this number to activate your new software. (There might have been some type of fine print somewhere that said it was actually an ad, but it certainly wasn't obvious, ...
I downloaded a free copy of a registry error fixer called RegCure; on the thank-you page, there was a box that said you had to call this number to activate your new software. (There might have been some type of fine print somewhere that said it was actually an ad, but it certainly wasn't obvious, ...
I already had malware on my computer, but they said it didnt work because i had 16000 errors but malware showed zero. They than didnt do anything but run malware again and tell me they fixed it, but there is no difference in my computerand i ended up paying for their software plus i had already ...