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by emenendez

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Per your recommendation I downloaded RegCure and they asked for a payment of $39.90 by credit card. After scanning they inform there are 30,727 errors. Clicking "Remove" they asked for another registration for a similar amount. I think this is not fair. I went to them because you recommended them. I was not able to remove such errors. How can I cancel the whole thing and stop them from charging my credit card? Thank you for your help. I don'teven know how to contact them.
Eugene Menendez
emenendez@nyc.rr.com

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by older mycroft

Whose recommendation was this?

When did this happen?

Can you post a link to whichever thread you are referring to please.

As per your immediate need, I suggest you download and run CCleaner FOR FREE:

http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/

IMHO that'll do a far better job - it will not falsely inform you of errors that (probably) don't even exist and best of all it will inform you when the next FREE update is available for download.

What you do about your credit card, I'm afraid I don't know - but I'd be interested who recommended [b]RegCure[/b] to you.

Good Luck. :)

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by thumbsup2

If so, those are not recommendations from THIS site. Most of us just ignore them.

Or, did you read one of the SPAM postings which frequently get put into the forums? We usually report those as SPAM as soon as we find them so everyone can be warned.

In today's world, it's buyer beware, even when you see something on a technical web site such as this.

You should contact your credit card company and report RegCure as a fraud, ask for your money back and then let the credit card company chase down the fraudulent web site owner.

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