MyCleanPC

After many past hacks on our computers and documenting them we find the ones we can trust best are you at USTS, Lexington Law and usually the Federal Government. Unfortunately, there are some therein I must reserve comment on as there are suspicions on my part regarding a few I had worked with in the past and their motives. I wish to thank you guys for your good work and all you do to keep the channels of free speech open for everyone.

Immediately after they finished with my machine I began receiving spam, so much so that my ISP shut down my email. This company will "scan" your files but I suspect they are actually down loading them. They will try to sell you a monthly service and about all that is done for your computer is a standard defrag. I would suggest changing passwords if you have let them into your machine. For this "service" you will be billed $39.95. I strongly suspect fraud and phishing are the real goals of this "company".

I run a server for http://wordunscrambler.com and http://scrabblecheat.net and wordunscrambler.com kept hanging so I figured why not see if mycleanpc can figure anything out. They just want you to upgrade for $200 and all you do is waste your initial fee. A network admin installed a virus checker and improved my firewall and now the site crashes much less frequently. It was worth a try but it doesn't work as they say. Go run a free virus checker like avira or reinstall windows.

I had begun to experience an annoying number of pop ups and many of them seemed to be coming from USTech and MyClean PC which I have been a subscriber to for more than five years. Although the first person I spoke with was very difficult to understand she listened carefully and sent me to her supervisor who was easier to understand. He was helpful and sold me a new plan but also rolled me over to the technician, Josh, who was terrific to work with, very helpful and very easy to understand. I am pleased with my service and call today.

I had over 3500 spywares getting in my inbox reading my emails and trying to scam me out of something thanks for US Techsupport they save everything.
Beware of others claiming they are from US Techsupport I had one call me yesterday wanting me to go to Walmart and purchase a $ 500 google play card and give him the number off back than he said were going to issue me a refund back, that's a bad apple knew he was trying to scam me it was all about my clean ID this dude is not from ustechsupport. Always make sure you call the original ustechsupport.

A gradual decline in my MacBook Air's performance led to me to THE SOLUTION--not surprisingly. Within minutes of 'registering' my issues, a My Clean PC tech support technician was in contact. Not twenty-minutes later my computer was back to operating splendidly. From experience I'm convinced one owes it to its computer, and to oneself, to invest in a subscription to MyCeanPC. As quickly as their technician(s) know the problem(s) or issue(s), these 'experts' devote their skills, they call on their experiences in computer problem solving. I strongly recommend MyCleanPC. In fact based on experience I give them my highest recommendation. You'll be happy that you respected your computer, AND yourself, by going for 'the best!' As the English would say, MyCleanPC is 'spot on!'

MaxMySpeed fixed my computer, took about 4-5 hours, found many errors, viruses, malware, that was making my 3 year old laptop freeze up. I have had Norton, McAfee, Spy Doctor, and other free anit-viruses, but apparently the virus I had was not letting them work. They also replaced my Windows Vista with Windows 7. Maybe my computer was beyond repair of the other online fixes, but what MaxMySpeed did, it worked, and they will be available for further problems it encounters.

This is nothing more than a cleverly designed trap to convince folks that their computer is so messed up that they have to pay their fee NOW to get help.

Read the reviews (including mine) on www.CCleaner.com

This is the only reliable and TOTALLY FREE registry cleaning software. I even included a link to a simple tutorial posted on YouTube on how to use it.

Check that out, and STAY AWAY from this new wave of 'registry' and 'PC' cleaning software websites and products!