Xpmedic.com and ask a nerd are a rip-off. The ask a nerd web site tells you to go by xpmedic to make your computer faster. Xpmedic takes your money and you never get unlock code to get product to fix your computer. Karma is going to get you! ...
Purchased the software online, paid via PayPal. Unlock key not provided as promised. Software locked up computer, forcing me to uninstall it. Nor response to email request for customer service. Have now filed a dispute with PayPal. ...
I downloaded this, and did not receive the key to unlock the code. Emailed xpmedic numerous times, using the address they supply for customer help. No response from anyone. Tried to get pay pal to help, they were no help. What do they care everyone got their money, and i am left with a program i ...
This company is a total SCAM! I downloaded and purchased the unlock code for their fabulous (not!) registry cleaner. After running the clean-up and repair utilities, I rebooted. Haven't been able to get back on my computer since! The profiles are all corrupted and god knows what else. The network ...
I was not given a serial code after I purchased the program. Contacted the support at xpmedic that instructed to delete the program from my computer and download the program from their email. The program continues to not work and I contacted xpmedic two days later by email. I have not heard from ...
While researching ways to clean and speed up my system, I ran across XPMedic.com. I read about the product and took advantage of the free download, to evaluate before purchasing the unlock key. After evaluating as much as one can on the free download, I determined that the purchase price of $34.95 ...