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Shady as can be. Wanted me to enter personal information, banking, while the idiot was still on my site. Then got huffy when I told him no and rattled off all kinds of threats NORTON would do to me and the money it will cost. I looked on Norton site, I'm not even a customer. And they do not remove like this foreign man claimed controlling your computer.
Beware of this app. Scammers who said they were from Microsoft support, installed it on my machine and tried to take control
ultraview said they were microsoft and took 300.00 out of my account. they had me purchase 300.00 worth of google play cards. they were scammers
THIS WEBSITE IS A SCAM DONT DO IT THERE PROBALY GONNA DEALETE THIS SO IF YOUR SEAING THIS NOW THAN DONT DO IT THEY FAKE YOU AND STEAL ALL YOUR INFORMATION AND MONEY AND WHERE YOU LIVE
Great online shop & excellent service afterwards when I needed some help.
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