Reverse Phone Check reviews

My laptop was working perfectly fine until I spoke with a technician and gave him access. After that, nothing was working properly. Despite having a yearly contract, the problem couldn't be fixed. Total scam!

I just got a subscription for Reverse Phone Check so I could find out who's calling me from unknown numbers. I was pretty stoked at first, but then I realized the service wasn't all it was cracked up to be. The database seemed old and didn't give me accurate info for most of the numbers I looked up. It was annoying to pay for something that didn't do what it said it would.

As a customer, I gotta say the service from this company was pretty good. People getting all worked up and confused probably just don't get how online shopping works. You gotta make sure to read and understand what you're getting into before you buy anything. The company seems to be pretty honest and fair in their business practices.

I spent $204.96 to get rid of errors on my computer, but then they started charging me $23.18 every month without my permission. The website is only in English and I don't know where to complain. I'm going to change my Postepay to avoid getting robbed.

This service is amazing! I used it to figure out who was prank calling me, and it worked like a charm. I just entered the number and bam, I had all the info I needed. It's really easy to use and very helpful. I would definitely suggest it to anyone who wants to know who's calling them.

Dude, so I was trying to figure out who the heck kept calling me all the time, right? Found this reverse phone lookup thing, but then later on saw some extra charges on my bill! Like what? I never even signed up for automatic payments, man! So, I gave them a call and they hooked me up with a refund and cancelled that subscription. Pretty decent of them, I'd say.

Hey, just a heads up about this service - it could end up costing you more than you think. I actually got hit with some unexpected charges because I didn't realize I was signing up for a subscription when I hit "buy now" on their site. They didn't make it very clear that I'd be charged every six months. Just a friendly warning!

I spent over two hundred euros on an online computer repair service, only to realize later that I could have paid half the price. I received so many spam emails pushing me to reach out to them for repairs, and unfortunately, I fell for it. To make matters worse, I was charged with unauthorized fees the next month, and had to deal with the inconvenience of cancelling subscriptions I never approved. Dealing with them was a total nightmare, as they kept trying to charge me for services I never wanted. I definitely won't be recommending their services to anyone, and I'll be more careful with online transactions from now on.

I bought something from this company not long ago and was totally surprised to see that they charged me $40 extra. And to make matters worse, when I tried to contact customer service to sort it out, they straight up ignored my emails. Feels like I got scammed and I'm super disappointed at how unprofessional and unaccountable they've been.

I tried to cancel the automatic subscription renewal but no luck, so I emailed them instead. Hopefully, they got the message. The link they gave me is not working, super annoying. Oh well, I can always cancel my card at least!

I was just surfing the internet and boom! I saw a charge on my PayPal for a software license auto-renewal that I never even signed up for! Like, what's up with that? Not cool at all. I've heard about this scam happening to other folks as well, so be careful out there!

It's so frustrating! They make you renew the subscription every 6 months. They don't let you cancel through email, only by phone and no one ever picks up. Plus, they only want to communicate in English but send the contract in Italian!

So, I decided to download this PC CLEANER software on my computer, eh? And when I did a scan, the software found some stuff that needed fixing, so I went ahead and said okay to cleaning it up. But then, when I restarted my PC like it told me to, it wouldn't start up again. I had to get help from a tech person to do a system restore, but that meant losing a bunch of important stuff. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get my money back for the software. I tried reaching out to PAYPAL for help, but they wanted proof of the problem, like a screenshot. But how can you show proof when your computer isn't working, and everything got erased during the restore? This whole situation has been super frustrating for me, eh.

I was trying to figure out who was calling me non-stop, eh, so I checked out this awesome website that actually helped me out, you know? It wasn't a sketchy scam like some others, and it gave me all the details I needed. I found out who was behind the calls and put an end to it. It was so cool, eh!