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resolved to the customer's satisfactionResolved Uniblue Registry Booster — deceptive advertising and sales practice
resolved to the customer's satisfaction
Uniblue run a scam where they supposedly offer a product for free if your purchase their Registry Booster Product. The following has happened over the past couple of weeks:
SCAM 1. They have increased their SRP of Registry Booster to $39.95 but offer a constant $10 discount, which nets it out to their original $29.99. This is falsely leading a customer to believe they are getting a discount.
SCAM 2. They supposedly offer a free product to the value of $29.99, which is NOT sold anywhere else and therefore has no real value. The free product doesn't even do anything of value.
SCAM 3. They recently increased the supposed SRP of their free product from $29.99 to $39.99 to make it look like they are offering an even better deal. What they forgot to do, however, is change the price in their shopping cart. So, you see 1 price in the pre-cart page ($39.99), then the original price in their shopping cart ($29.99). WHAT A SCAM!
Check out the screen shots for proof. I can't believe these scam artists are allowed to get away with this type of practice.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer's satisfaction.
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Hi Linda Peel,
RegistryBooster keeps the Windows registry in order by removing invalid entries or shortcuts that no longer exist after certain operations such as after un-installing a program. By time these invalid entries increase and the more one uses the PC the more the registry grows in size. This can affect the speed at which the registry is traversed by the applications or the operating system itself to find the needed entries.
Regarding your comment that RegistryBooster finds viruses on a fresh install of Windows, please note that none of our products scan for viruses or other malicious software at all, so it's unclear what is backing up your claim that RegistryBooster finds hundreds of viruses.
Also kindly note that we offer a no-questions-asked refund policy for a 60-day time window from the purchase date, which gives our customers plenty of time to evaluate our software.
Let me know if you have further questions.
Kind regards
Keti, Uniblue Team
Hi there,
It's Hilary here from Uniblue. I have checked with the team responsible for the page concerned. They cannot find this error, to help us out, can you please give me the URL?
You can post it here or email me directly [email protected]
Regards
Hilary