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iYogi
I got jacked by iYogi scam ,they led me to believe they were Webroot partner ,it was intrusive & I feel really stupid for not realizing it ,they asked permission to enter my computer ..then did all this weird stuff ,and all I wanted to know was what I needed to do to add another computer to my Webroot subscriotion . Finally the guy asked me for $498 ,or .I was warned my laptop was certainly going to crash...a outright threat almost . I was panicking ,.and now some random dude from India friended me on FB ,think it was the jackass I was speaking with at iYogi....I DID not confirm him of course on FB !!! My question ,is there anyhting I need to do now about this ~RR
Best answer by nic
I think your response rings as hollow as do Comcast's official responses whenever their abysmal calls get recorded and posted online. If you look online there are myriad complaints:@ wrote:
Dear RhondaR,
iYogi is an independent Technical Service provider and is not affiliated to Webroot or any 3rd party (unless specified). This is clearly mentioned at all our customer touchpoints and web properties. We have been in the industry for over seven years and are accredited to BBB with an A+ rating. We take strict measure to ensure that all our customers are informed that they have reached iYogi as soon as they call us.
We take all feedback seriously as it helps in our endeavor to continually improve the level of our service. The incident as mentioned by you is against the fundamentals we follow at iYogi. If you are sure that you reached iYogi, we request you to email us the approximate date and time of your call along with your contact/account info at iYogicare[at]iyogi[dot]com, so that we may investigate and take appropriate action as per the findings.
Regards
Active Response Team
iYogi
http://iyogi.pissedconsumer.com/
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/directory/iyogi
http://www.yelp.com/biz/computer-repair-services-palo-alto
As to the BBB A+ rating, if you actually look at the page:
http://www.bbb.org/new-york-city/business-reviews/computers-hardware-software-and-services/iyogi-inc-in-new-york-ny-99062/
there are 310 complaints. BBB charges a fee to be listed, and it's pretty easy to game the rating by replying to every consumer complaint until the consumer gives up and goes away.
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