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Story: Anti-spyware 'deceiving consumers'
Posted by: Joe - Kansas City, Ks (Saturday 26 August 2006, 1:33 AM)
I had the same problem. Fortunately a phone call to their service 877-877-9944, and they offered an immediate credit. Although that was nice, it does not make up for this practice of using my confidential credit card information from a year ago to automatically bill me without my request, or acknowlegement.
I was very surprized to see that they are boasting about good standing with the BBBOnline. When I visited their site, they was only one complaint registered about billing. Well... Now there are 2, and I would like to encourage anyone else who is treated the same to register your complains BBBonline.com you can find them with their phone number of 8778779944.
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Story: Anti-spyware 'deceiving consumers'
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My computer is currently affected by this anti-spy... Anonymous
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Just get Spybot S&D or AdAware.
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I was recently-Feb. 10, 2004, made to believe that... Anonymous
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what a load of crap Anonymous
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spywiper has changed it's name to spydeleter. Anonymous
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I have not used Stopzilla in at least two years, y... Anonymous
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The very same thing happened to me just yeste... deceived
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You are not alone, the same exact thing happe... Joe - Kansas City, Ks
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I had the same problem. Fortunately a phone c... Joe - Kansas City, Ks -
The worst of it is that when I uninstalled Stopzil... Anonymous
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WINANTISPYWARE imbeds itself into your computeer w... robert hetzel
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