I was looking to purchase Microsoft Windows 7 and was looking for the lowest price. I did a search 3/27/2014 and Ikona Yum Software-Tech Supply King showed the lowest price.The prices seemed too low and it caused me to look harder into this website. I did a web search on how to identify a fake site, and found a tool called Copyscape.
Copyscape looks at all sites and compares the info to find simularities on other websites. It found Tech Stop Illinois and Tech Supply King are very simular, almost the same, only a few details were different. I read the info on Tech Supply King on 3/27/2014 and the business address was 1046 W Kinzie St. Chicago, IL 60642. This address was Googled and it was a possible vacant office space for lease. I looked agian the day after and the address was changed to 2483 Patterson Fork Road, Chicago,IL 60610.
I did a search for that location and wasn't able to find this as a real address. The change was resently done because the old Kinzie address was still on the web page, but the Patterson Fork Road address came up on the search results for Tech Supply King.
The site looked like it is a site that will steal your personal info and credit info.
A lot of peaple, including myself, are looking to upgrade from Windows XP, since support by Microsoft is being discontinued.
A site like this may be looking to capitalize on the flood of comsumers looking for a newer Windows version.
I ordered a cmplete 32 bit download of Windows 7 Pro on my computer. It took the service tech over 10 hours to get it loaded. It does not run on my machine without freezes and other system stoippers.. All kinds of problems exist now that never existed before. The quality of tech support is not accommodating. They refused to give me a number to call. I am told by tech professionals, with whom I have spent over 20 hours time monitoring remote access, that the software would never wpork on my machine and the only alternative if I was going to get the computer to work again was to remove Win 7 and reinstall XP. I am told by IKONA that it is my fault for not knowing the software was incompatible. They were in charge of the download and should have had the ability to assess compatibility. My computer as is is virtually unusable.
Ikona Yum Software Corporation Reviews
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I was looking to purchase Microsoft Windows 7 and was looking for the lowest price. I did a search 3/27/2014 and Ikona Yum Software-Tech Supply King showed the lowest price.The prices seemed too low and it caused me to look harder into this website. I did a web search on how to identify a fake site, and found a tool called Copyscape.
Copyscape looks at all sites and compares the info to find simularities on other websites. It found Tech Stop Illinois and Tech Supply King are very simular, almost the same, only a few details were different. I read the info on Tech Supply King on 3/27/2014 and the business address was 1046 W Kinzie St. Chicago, IL 60642. This address was Googled and it was a possible vacant office space for lease. I looked agian the day after and the address was changed to 2483 Patterson Fork Road, Chicago,IL 60610.
I did a search for that location and wasn't able to find this as a real address. The change was resently done because the old Kinzie address was still on the web page, but the Patterson Fork Road address came up on the search results for Tech Supply King.
The site looked like it is a site that will steal your personal info and credit info.
A lot of peaple, including myself, are looking to upgrade from Windows XP, since support by Microsoft is being discontinued.
A site like this may be looking to capitalize on the flood of comsumers looking for a newer Windows version.
Avoid this site!
There is a great chance that you will be scamed!
I ordered a cmplete 32 bit download of Windows 7 Pro on my computer. It took the service tech over 10 hours to get it loaded. It does not run on my machine without freezes and other system stoippers.. All kinds of problems exist now that never existed before. The quality of tech support is not accommodating. They refused to give me a number to call. I am told by tech professionals, with whom I have spent over 20 hours time monitoring remote access, that the software would never wpork on my machine and the only alternative if I was going to get the computer to work again was to remove Win 7 and reinstall XP. I am told by IKONA that it is my fault for not knowing the software was incompatible. They were in charge of the download and should have had the ability to assess compatibility. My computer as is is virtually unusable.