iYogi

291 Broadway, Suite 305, 10007, New York City, NY
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3.05
Based on 20 Reviews

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About iYogi

iYogi is an independent provider of remote tech support services to consumers and small businesses. iYogi employs the best technicians hired through a rigorous recruitment process, followed by an equally tough training program using state of the art technology and simulations. iYogi has one of the highest resolution rates in the industry and strives to provide a great experience at every interaction.

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scammer.info
GB

STAY AWAY iYogi are a bunch of Tech Support Scammers. They will connect to your computer and charge you for "fixing it". Stay away from these scammers. I urge you, they will just steal your money

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Edward Hirsch
GB

5 years of satisfaction! I have subscribed to iYogi technical services for 5 years during which I have had several occasions to call upon them for assistance. Each and every time they "fixed" my problem very professionaly. I have a great sense of comfort knowing that I am covered whenever a problem should arise...

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Einar Jenssen
GB

Completely incompetent I called this company for problems with my MacAir. Worst experience I have had. Even their senior technicians were useless. They also con you into signing up with them by telling you that your computer is infected by spyware. Do not believe them. Worst of all they managed to erase 3 months of emails. I wasted 12 hours speaking to them ,no problem was solved and they erased important data. Avoid like the plague!

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Mark Wiechmann
GB

Hit or Miss iYogi is a hit or miss proposition. About three-fourths of the techs are fantastic and they bring a level of professionalism to their work. However, there are about one-fourth who perform at a subpar level. It is the way it is--there is no predicting when you will get a bad apple.

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kitz
GB

Purveyor of Ransomware - Company are scammers. This company takes out advertising spaces on social media which is click bait. The adverts will usually say a famous personality has died (ie gordon ramsey, richard branson, keith richards etc). Clicking the link takes you to a website on the iyogi subdomain. You will hear a looped recording saying that your PC is infected and you must phone "Windows Support" which is actually their phone number. They tell you that failure to contact support will result in your PC being disabled. If you phone up they will demand several hundred £ to remotely clean your PC. In all likelyhood there is nothing wrong with your PC. To clear all the popups though you will need to reboot your PC.

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