I called Sling for support they sent to 6ya I called Sling for support, Sling said they would have a tech expert call me and sent me to a website to set up the call, they (sling or 6ya) asked for my cc info to verify my identity. I thought that was weird and should have known better, but I wanted my tv to work. I then got an email from Tyler saying that his call didn't go through and I need to turn off my spam blocking. Later I got an email that said my problem was resolved and then an email invoice for my 14.99 subscription charged to my credit card. They did not resolve my issue, they never talked to me. Of course their is no unsubcribe on their emails.

Generic response for Auto issues FIXYA? Really? Get a new name They charge a $1 fee upfront. For what I don't know. And $34 for the month with automatic billing. For automotive inquiries, they provide causes of listed codes that you the customer provide - along with some troubleshooting tips- the same you'll get at Advanced Auto. To a novice car owner, this may seem like a lot. It's very basic. Save your money

Either sketchy or out of business I posted a question even though the interface was weird, said simultaneously my question was too long and not long enough. Then I got an email saying my question was posted. Now when I click on the link it says "404 - File or directory not found" so I think maybe this company is no longer in business. Glad I didn't pay anything but jeez take down the website please.

Saved me $300 - what a great site! my dishwasher stopped working and after I made a few phone calls to a bunch of local repairmen, most wanted $60 just to come to my house and estimated the total repair would be around $250. I googled the problem and landed on fixya and saw several similar issues. I decided to post my specific question and within 15 minutes got an answer. All I had to do is reset the pump valve and since then it works like magic! Thanks Fixya, you saved my day (and bank account:)

Steals answers from other websites Steals answers from other websites. Adds a shoddily placed ''source'' without mentioning what parts they took from where, and then have the audacity to ask you to pay for their service if you want actual help. Full of plagiarism and seeks to abuse the unknowing or unwitting by offering 'easy' help that really won't lead you anywhere a simple Google search wouldn't have brought you.