kitz
GBPurveyor 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.
Paul Drechsler
GBThank YOU... iYogi I have had several 'issues' that were easily fixed by 'calling on' the iYogi support members. They KNIOW what they are doing... and they get the work/fixes completed in short order. I have NEVER had an issue that was not resolved for me!
Lisa Handschy
GBHelpful I have had a positive experience getting problems resolved. The only problem I didn't like was sometimes I was on the phone with the support guy for 3 or4 hours. The other thing I didn't like was every time I call they were always trying to sell me something. If I need to renew something they should send me and a 2 month advanced notice when it is due. That way I can save money for that service I need.
Sean Brady
GBiyogi does not pay USA techs Iyogi owes me $130 for fixing one of their customer's laptop's hard drives. They approved the work order, but never paid me. Has been over 1 month now. Attorney General of Washington is now suing them for scam charges, also, since few days ago....
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.