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

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.

Very 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.

Someone 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.

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.