Is reimage.com Safe?

#scam #arnaque - proposé par des publicité via de fausses alerte de virus - poussé par des adwares - arnaque de support, si vous appelez le support téléphonique, ils vont vous faire payer des logiciels payants à des prix exhorbitants - des témoignages utilisateurs qui en ont eu pour 200 euros. voir : *****

misleading marketing tactics ***** http://www.urlvoid.com/scan/reimage.com/ Safety Scan Report DrWeb Alert View more details... Malc0de Alert View more details... ***** I have only one word for "Reimage" - SCAM! htxxtp://download.cnet.com/Reimage/9241-18512_4-11004485-5.html The 800 number given for support is answered by high pressure sells to have them (somebody, unidentified) repair your computer remotely for $199. ***** Better Business Bureau raised concerns about this firm’s advertisement business has not responded to BBB's requests for clarification or modification of the aforementioned issue. Reimage Coupon Codes - 80% Discount Coupons http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/reimage.com Feedback Here's what others think about this site 30% OK ? ***** Scanner detections:Detections (62% detected) (Adware) (pup) 13 / 68 (PUP)

I realise that google, websafe, and webutation for some reason report this site as having viruses. well 2 yrs ago I got these guys to fix my pc and was completely satisified. They did fast great work and I never had a problem after. Anytime you have a site that offers work on your computer via a online access portal you will have people claiming viruses. Well I have first hand knowledge that this isn't true in this case

I'm not endorsing the product, but the site is CLEAN. I have Avast, SuperAntiSpyware, and Iobit Malware Fighter, all ringing it clean. The site is hosted in Ireland and some of the English isn't too great, but they are NOT CHINESE. I saw an unfounded comment in here stating that it gave him spyware. All I have to say to that is, "do a scan with security software after you are done looking at your porn"

I have used ReImage for 3 years now on XP, VISTA, and Windows 7 and have had satisfactory results in all cases. The same can not be said for Norton, Trend Micro, or McAfee software. While I believe the pricing is rather steep, and the fact you have to renew each year is a bitch, I will probably stay with it until someone can come up with something better for a non-technical person to use.

The guys at work use this. I have never used it at home, but thats because I jus got a new PC with Win 7. At work we're still plagued with XP. And as the guys in IT will tell you most XP versions on most PCs are like swiss-cheese! Those error messgaes that you keep getting and ignoring because you realize that you can still work ok, no matter what they say... they tell you that there is a file missing or courupted. over time this happens a lot with XP especially with all the junk that gets in to our systems and makes a mess. I wouldn't recommend it unless I had seen this in action - it really does work!! If you don't believe me, try it. Totally trustworthy.

I used this last week - unfortunately I got some bug in my computer and it was making a right mess (do NOT download random films people!!!) I downloaded the reimage scan and paid for it using paypal. My brother recomended this and it really is fantastic!! (He has a small business doing house calls to fix people's computers). I Use Win XP - and it really is a pain in the neck to reinstall. So When my system got some virus that hijacked the administrater account (and wouldn't let me do a bunch of stuff) I tried reimage. the homepage is simple to understand. There is a simple 3-step process, that guides you through (follow the funny looking worker bee). First you download a small program and scan your hard-drive, then you get a complete detailed result of the scanning process with details about the state of your windows software and your hardware. The first step is free. To fix the problems you pay to hook up to the website. now you may say to yourself that this is a scam - but, apparently what you are paying for is the privaledge of using windows licene softwar that takes out all the corrupt parts of your faulty windows program and then replaces them with original parts. I reackon that if you were to do the same with you care (I always get original parts) you can count on paying primium price for the privelige. But I don't think that 36.00GBP is primium when you get a full years subcription for this service. The third and final phase is to let the reimage program clean the bad files out of your computer and replace them with new original ones. If I had to back up my stuff and then reformat my computer -it would have taken me anywhere between 5-6hours, easily. Unfourtunately I didn't time it precicely, but I can tell you that I left it working while I watched an episode of The Wire (about 50min) and by the time I got back to check on things - it was done. I sincerely recommend reimage. I think that thier site is really user friendly and helpful.