Biospasswordrecovery.com
Digital River Sent me fake or bogus software

After several weeks of trying to recover my BIOS passwordfrom a computer that had been sitting in my closet for over a year, I thoughtit would be time to find a solution. Since there was no warranty left on mycomputer, I was not about to pay $280 for a company to do something that shouldbe free, as long as the consumer proves owner ship.
After searching the internet for a solution, a program thatseems to fit my needs kept popping up, and it was cheaper than a newmotherboard, and surely less expensive than what HP wanted to charge me. Without any hesitation at all, I ordered the software (BIOS/CMOS password recovery) for $24.95so I thought. But it ended up costing$33.10 thru PayPal. I was sent a reply email from PayPal and SWERG with purchasenumber and everything paid for, SWERG even had the download link availableCool!!! Right away I knew something was wrong! Not only was thedownload link an empty file, but the name of the file was windows password andrecoveryWTH? I emailed support and consumers help a number of times, butto no avail. I searched forever to find a call number, and finally talked tosomeone who told me to go to SWREG.org and they would take care of me. Butafter going there and finding a number of complaints about the same issue asmine, I knew I got GOT! I finally received a reply after making a complaint to PayPalasking for my money back, but of course they failed to give me what I paid for. Heck, they gave me nothing at all. They just allowed me to download the same emptyand false file again, with the same result.

Company: Biospasswordrecovery.com
Country: USA
Site: swreg.org

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