Avangate review: Scam 12

Sounds like a very conveniently worded apology when others are obviously having considerable difficulty with this program. It is very similar to the "It worked alright for me ... " answers which seem suspiciously to contradict the experience of the majority of other respondents regarding other similarly touted programs.

Simply place the program name "xxxxxxx & Problems" into your browser. I always do this before I download or even consider using a program I have not previously had experience with and, can therefore trust. And especially so if it appeared without my knowing, carried in on the back of another, sometimes legitimate, program. This situation is, incidentally, why I arrived at this site.

Never pay anything until you have completed a thorough check via your browser. These programs, unfortunately, promote themselves in association with other genuinely solid programs or articles, as if the solid article or program, and in some cases, reputable "emagazine" type sites, is supporting them.

These advertisements are so cleverly written and placed as to present themselves as part of the article you may be reading. I am having to pull myself up sometimes when I think "that's just what I need". One writer commented in the comments following his article, when he was challenged through another comment, that he was aware of a suspicious program promoted within the very article he had written regarding the questionable value of, and even danger, of downloading and using such programs.

Unfortunately, just like newspapers, the advertising dollars bring in the revenue. Therefore, you may still see an advertisement which promotes an article or service on the same page as an editorial which is warning against such products or services. We may cry "Why aren't they checking these services", when it is really our own responsibility to do the checking.

Many of these sites trap you by taking your money for an initial payment, then the program, when installed, throws up a number of false positives, which ostensibly, because of the "demonstrated size of the problem", requires you to pay more money. Beware, on top of that, if their "support" department offers to link with your computer to solve the supposed problems. ...RUN... I just hope that you will not reach the stage where "support" is required at all.

Please, Please, let your fingers do the walking, before you download or commit to any software or program promotion that may appear to be "just what I need".

"Let your fingers do the walking" quote attributed to the Yellow Pages Telephone Directory.

hello Kathie

I've an experience as well with drivertoolkit (made by "megaify") and I have requested a refund : PayPal is not helping, Avangate is not helping 9although they sent me an email indicating a refund would be posted on my account in 24 hours: I never received it) and now support@megaify.com has taken me off their list and my emails bounce back). drivertoolkit as of last week, had their refund policy conveniently adjusted to omit threats of deactivating license if any complaints were processed against them with PayPal). so as you can well imaging we and probably many others are in the same boat and drivertoolkit is sitting on stolen money --scammers that they are . id like to hear from you so we can tackle this together and get our money refunded .

Have u got the refund yet from them.. Can I know from which country You are..? Becuase I want to know about this, I have also purchased the software from them 1 week ago. Please reply.