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I tried their product and it actually installed spyware, malware, adware and a virus on my computer. I had to take my computer to bustbuy to have them remove it and I lost all of the family pictures on my computer because they had to format the hard drive. Real scamware software.
This website installed malware and spyware on my computer. Now I can’t access my banking site and I think they stole all of my passwords. This is truly a scam site.
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