I had a message on my computer that I was not protected for spyware or malware. I done a google search for a dependable software. I came across Netcom3. It was endorsed by PC World & Consumer Reports. They offered a free scan. After the scan, I was informed that I had over 10,000 pieces of registry errors and that
was making my computer run slow. To fix the errors. I would have to pay $9.95 per month on my credit card, but I would have a seven day risk free trial. I signed up and was immediately charged the 9.95.
After selecting to fix the errors, my computer froze up. A computer Technician examined my computer and told me my hard drive was damaged and it would cost several hundred dollars to repair. I sent several emails to Netcom3, but they were ignored. I tried to call them on the phone, but there is no phone listing for them.
I then sent a certified letter to there Beverly Hills address and it was returned undeliverable because there was no such address. I believe they plagiarized PC World & Consumer Reports, and used phoney testimonials. Stay away from this company or you will get scammed.
P.S. I bought a new computer.
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