SysTools

So, I tried SysTools in August and gotta say, their software is pretty neat. I was really impressed with the PDF Unlocker. It works flawlessly and gets the job done in no time. However, I recently switched to a new laptop and my activation code does not seem to be functioning properly. I tried reaching out to their support team via messages, but haven't received any response so far. I kinda feel left hanging here as they don't seem to have any online support as well.

I'm kinda conflicted about what to say here. The software works perfectly fine, but their support is not up to the mark. I mean, if you're paying for a product, you'd expect them to be responsive, right? So, on the one hand, I'd give their software a solid 4.5, but on the other hand, the non-existent support drops them down by quite a bit. I guess I'll have to give them a 3 out of 5 stars.

Listen, I was excited to try out SysTools for my file recovery needs, but let me tell you, their supposed 30 day money back refund policy is a tricky trick. Their terms are so convoluted, it's almost impossible to actually get your money back if their products don't work for you. You gotta read those terms & conditions folks, seriously.

I mean, what's up with the hidden details of their limited products? It's like they don't want you to know what you're getting into until after you've already paid. And don't even get me started on their user interface. Terrible, just terrible. It's like they don't care about providing a quality experience for their customers.

And to top it all off, I'm pretty sure their products install spamware on my computer. What's up with that? I didn't sign up for that nonsense.

All in all, I would not recommend using SysTools. Sure, they may have some decent features, but it's just not worth the hassle and potential risks. Save yourself the trouble and find a more reputable company to handle your file recovery needs.

I dun bought the SysTools thang. Da "trial" vershun was no go and din't show thuh files dat I nidded ta git back from da black hole of lostness. I figgured maybe da payin' vershun would reel in the big fish and get bout my busyness. Had dis here 30 day guarantee, so why da heck niddent I go fo' it? Denk again. Da files din't show up and I ask'd fo' my money back. But noped. Refund denied. Taint nobody gonna git good service, no integrity, or a good product from these "pros". No sirree, ain't goin back there fer nuttin. Passin da buck on this one, fellas.

So, let me tell you about my experience with SysTools (systoolsgroup.com). I want to keep it real with you, because I was pretty disappointed with the whole thing.

I had some issues with the product that I purchased and right away, I asked for a refund. They told me that they needed access to my server to fix it, which I wasn't comfortable with, so I declined.

But get this, even though I asked for a refund right away, they told me that I didn't meet their policy. Kind of frustrating, right?

Honestly, my advice is to avoid this company and their products altogether. It doesn't seem like they work very well and I have my doubts about the company in general.

I bought this here SysTools tool in hopes of sorting some technical bits and bobs on my worn-out computer. Unluckily, the tool didn't work as it was said to on their website. Me being the persistent type I am, I reached out to their support folk for some help. To my dismay, they refused to take up their own money-back assurance. That's some lowdown business ethics right there.

Anyhow, I bit the bullet and went ahead to purchase a new computer. Funny thing was, I couldn't reload the tool from SysTools on my new computer. So, I reached out again to their support folk, and what did they say? They bluntly informed me that I needed to buy the tool again! Even though I removed the tool from the old computer, SysTools was creaming me for more cash. My advice? Don't bother with their tools or their support, because they're not worth the money.

I just want to share my experience with Systoolsgroup. I came across their website while searching for a software that could help me recover lost files from my computer. I was attracted to their low pricing compared to other similar software available in the market. So, I decided to give it a try.

However, little did I know that it was a trap. After downloading and installing the software, I couldn't make it work. I contacted their support team, and they suggested that they should get remote access to my PC to fix the issue. That is where everything started going downhill. They didn't fix the problem, but instead, they started messing around with my files and installing other software without my permission.

What's worse, they ended up stealing money from my bank account. I tried to contact their customer support to request a refund as promised, but they never responded. It was such a frustrating experience. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone.

I did some further research and found out that I was not the only one who had fallen victim to their fraudulent activities. Many other people have reported similar incidents, and it is shocking that they are still operating.

If you are looking for a reliable and trustworthy software company, stay away from Systoolsgroup. Don't fall for their cheap pricing, because it could end up costing you a lot more than you bargained for. Spread the word and warn others about this scam company.

I tried SysTools for their so-called ANYTHING-fixing abilities. I bought the PPT Recovery software to recover some problematic PowerPoint files. Unfortunately, the software ended up NOT working at all. I encountered an issue where some images would not load.

To solve the problem, I decided to reach out to their customer support team who promised to help me fix it. I sent them three PPT files, which I had trouble with - and guess what? They could not repair them!

Their supposed "successful repair" actually turned out to be futile. It was disappointing, to say the least. To make matters worse, I was unable to get a refund even though their website clearly indicated a 30-day refund policy.

In addition, I feel like their positive reviews are utterly fake. It's almost like they were written by ghostwriters or fake accounts. Buyers BEWARE. I wouldn't recommend this software to anyone.

This company SysTools is not what it says it is. I fell for their tricks and bought their software, but it didn't work as advertised. I was so disappointed! I asked for a refund, but they refused to oblige me. They told me that their tools worked perfectly and that I should have known what I was buying. The trial version had limited options, so how was I supposed to know that the actual tool would be so useless?

And if that wasn't enough, I discovered that all their glowing reviews on the website were fake. I could easily verify this by doing a reverse image search on the pictures they used. They were all stock photos with fake reviews. I feel so foolish now for not doing my due diligence before giving them my money.

Please don't fall for SysTools' scams like I did. They might say all the right things, but in reality, they are just trying to rip off innocent people like us. Don't waste your time and money on them.

The software from SysTools really didn't work for me. I wish I had realized earlier, but it's actually a scam. I'm pretty disappointed because I spent $30 on it and now feel like I've just thrown my money away.

Honestly, the refund policy for this software is ridiculous. They won't give you your money back until they do a physical inspection of your machine, which means they'll need to log into it and everything. And if you contact their support team, don't expect to get any kind of response. It's pretty frustrating because if you're having trouble with the software, you're pretty much on your own.

I don't really feel like I need to explain much more than that. Just take a look at SysTools' refund policy for yourself. After reading it, if you still decide to go ahead and buy the software, that's on you. But for me, I'll definitely be avoiding it in the future.

I don't even know where to begin with SysTools. Their website is some of the most confusing crap I've ever seen. Every single tool has a button that says "Download Now", but when you click it, it just pops up a stupid box asking for your email address to request a quote. What kind of crap is that? I don't want to request a quote, I want to download the software and try it out for myself. You know, like a normal human being would do.

And it gets even worse! After three days, they STILL haven't responded to my "download now" request. What kind of outfit runs a business like that? I have serious doubts that their software works any better than their website, which is obviously half-baked and clueless.

To make matters worse, there are no prices listed on the product pages, so I have no way of knowing what I'm getting into. And even if I did know what I was getting into, there's no way to buy some of their products like OAB Converter. What a bunch of nonsense.

I'm starting to think that maybe SysTools is allergic to money or something. I have no idea what their problem is, but it's definitely not a good look for them. If they can't even get their website right, how am I supposed to trust their software? I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole.