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.

A fix for every thing out there!!! This site is ingenious for anyone wanting to fix her/his stuff, save a ton of money and time, and just know more about their products, I also find myself exploring vintage bicycle and car expert discussions -fascinating. Probably one of the greenest sites out there as well. Thumbs up!

The site administration for fixya.com … The site administration for fixya.com which is Andrew Taylor and Eric and John Snell and Larry NG are all rude and are being rude to the other people that answer questions on that website too for fixya.com.

DO NOT USE this site DO NOT USE this site, they offer a 1 euro joining fee, then immediately draw a hidden charge of $39 on top and set this up as a monthly charge. The "technician" suggested blatantly obvious potential fixes like turning the oven off for 20 minutes, then suggested it could be various other parts that have failed...what, buy every part until it s fixed? straw clutching at best, AVOID!!!!

It may be a useful tool but... It may be a useful tool but for me, pc slowed slowed down and froze. Had to clear out cache and as that became a regular thing on visiting, I no longer use them. If it is too good to be free, then its not! Not keen on their cookies and stuff as I believe it was seriously affecting my pc.