N C Mitchel
GBIyogi has always given me useful help As a rather elderly user of the computer I find being able to communicate with an Iyogi represantative by written messages is so much easier than having to listen to and act on instructions on the phone as my hearing is not as good as formerly. They have also been quick to make good anything that needed further attention. Always willing to ensure any problem has been solved satisfactorily and always very patient with slow learners.
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GBSTAY 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
Mark Wiechmann
GBHit 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.
Bob Farrell
GBLong time confidence I have depended on Iyogi almost from the beginning when Microsoft handed over support questions. Success with these questions led to signing up for annual relationships. The skill level over the remote connection is normally as good as I have ever experienced. Note, the service is available 24/7. Any time I have a problem - late at night, weekends. If the resolution is not quite right, I reconnect and get it resolved immediately. Note, the cost for this superb year-long coverage, is in the range of only two hours from a local tech. Iyogi has worked hard to earn my business.
Douglas Henderson
GBAm pleased wtih your most ofservice A lot of what I wanted involved OpenOffice.org and open source software tweaking. Most of those problems were not solved, so Eudora OSE and SeaMonkey Mozilla (my default) and not fully functional on 8.1 Pro which I purchased from iYogi. (My new laptop came with 7 Pro which jammed.) The Windows programs are fine. I do believe that iYogi should stop "selling software/services" to someone who has prepaid for a year. Given a choice - since 1992 when I entered computers - I prefer NOT to use a Microsoft product but to get my machine running, I ended up with Outlook (don't like the layout but it works fine), MS-Office and Windows 8.1 Pro.