Tisk
GBReceived email 7 years after OP I now received an email 7 years after I posted my initial question regarding a Samsung “Smart” TV that was only 3 years old and started having picture issues. I was confused for when I clicked on the “updated help” a Server Error 404 - File or directory not found. I’m not sure if FixYa is a valid site anymore or if it was in the first place.
Llia
GBSomeone doesn't want some issues fixed Seems someone doesn't want some issues fixed. I posted a way to give Yahoo mail users a simple way to change their display language via the address bar and the question and answers were deleted. The problem started in 2012 and continued to 2018 unresolved. I thought I'd share my fix and put the issue to rest -- and now it's been inexplicably swept under the rug.
Traveler X
GBEither 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.
Customer
GBGeneric 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
Grant Stockdale
GBVery poor information available from… Very poor information available from Fixya . Much better answers to my DIY repair questions almost everywhere else on the internet. I now NEVER go to FIXYA.