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Asktech (asktech.online) has 60 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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John D.
My wife asks Siri how to do something with Texas DMV. Siri directs her (via Google search?) to this website. She (foolishly) gives her credit card info to pay the $1 and Chase VISA instantly rejects a $47 charge. VISA clearly has a track record on this company. This site is the second sponsored hit on Google, so this is also a general caution about Google. Wish we could give zero as a rating.
Jeanette M.
Complete scam. Deliberately impossible to cancel subscriptions. Avoid.
David
I agreed to pay a $1 charge to be able to talk to a tech person. The tech could not answer my question or help me in any way. I found my credit card was charged $55 for a total of $56 for no help at all. Today I contacted ASKTECHSUPPORT about an added charge of $55 this month, and to be charged every month. Communicating on their chat page they said I would need to pay again to chat with someone to stop payments. STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM COMPANY!!!!
Bryan S.
This is a scam! Always review your credit card statements very carefully for recurring charges.
M.
Do not use this company. They are a total rip off! I agreed to a one dollar charge, they charged SIXTY TWO. And they gave NO HELP. They are not reliable!
Amadu F.
Scammers acting like they work for Meta. They ask if you want customers support via phone or electronic. I said phone and they asked me to pay $1 fee that will be refunded to me. I noticed something was wrong and closed the chat. I tried to reach-out again and it blocked me.
Li B.
I attempted to pay the $1 fee to get started with this service on a card that I keep a very minimal amount of money on. it was declined because this company attempted to take $55 instead of the $1 they said they were initially charging. They are scammers but this time the joke was on them. I have blocked them from any further attempts on the card used
Frances P.
I stupidly clicked for help when my Ipad froze and got some guy who suggested everything that Apple already suggested. It was only supposed to cost $1.00 but my credit card was charged $66.00, but the point is I already tried everything the guy from AskTech suggested and nothing worked so I actually paid him for nothing.
