I, like so many, purchased XP Medic from a Paul Tremblay and never received an unlock code for the software. I have sent numerous emails and always get the standard autoresponse email. I called the hosting company for xpmedic.com and they would not give me any contact information. I wish I read ...
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 ...
I ordered and paid for the product in order to get an unlock key. Payment was confirmed through paypal. The unlock key did not work and returned an "invalid serial number" message. I contacted the company through their support center that advertises 24/7 support with no response from the ...
I was refered to asknerd.net by a popular computer store employee who inturn refered me to a web site called XPMEDIC for a Registry Cleaner program. Asknerd.net went as far to say that this was the most trusted site and even offered the link to the site. Trusting this site I payed the $34.95 to ...
Purchase XPMedic on 20 December. No unlock key was provided. Paid via paypal. Repeated emails requesting an unlock key have been completely ignored - even an enqury to Post Media Network who own the XPMedic. An automatic email is received saying they 'value their customers' and will respond 'within ...