REIMAGE IS A SCAM

[Quantos]

Once again patio, Bc, Allan cos some one has a go you do not like it. well FU lot

Broni I don't know why you bother with this shite, sorry site as you do more on yours than any of these do......

Get bent.

[BC_Programmer]

Hmm, I didn't know that Treval had other accounts.

I did suspect as much, though.

Once again patio, Bc, Allan cos some one has a go you do not like it. well FU lot

If you'll look closely, neither one of us started this post. it was started by somebody else. Not us. the fact that somebody from reimage even responded to this thread at all is rather curious, and that was my main point. Same with the previous thread. Not sure what you mean by "some one has a go". If you're going to try to get into a debate like this perhaps you should bring some semi-intelligent arguments, like rebuttals to the other sides arguments that actually respond to the arguments presented instead of saying "FU Lot" and presenting backwards logic where a member does more on their site then any of us do which is pretty simple logic since a good number of us don't even have accounts at his site and therefore we couldn't really do anything there, as well as the fact that being the administrator of said site it only makes perfect sense that he be doing the most for it.

All that said, I thing Quantos summarized it far better then I ever could.

[CBMatt]

Just so you know, the member you are speaking to was banned the other night for trolling.

[Allan]

ganjaman is not Treval but he has been re-banned by Nathan. I also banned him from Tweaks for posting vile, curse laden attacks against both me and America.

[btk1w1]

I've really enjoyed both of the threads pertaining to REIMAGE that Broni has been an integral part of. The second bloke (founder?) seemed a fair bit more clued up than the first from 2 yrs ago, which is probably why he didn't stay for the full 12 rounds like the first, not quite as punch drunk..... yet.

Anyways while I was poring over the multitude of responses to the software it reminded me of software being advertised here in Australia that could have been its identical twin "FinallyFast". Among other errors they actually advertised with a MAC laptop blue screening (I know, they could have been running Windows on it, but an unlikely probability). They too used scare tactics as a way of promoting their product, which of course was a repair all elixir.

I don't know, it seems there are many that promise the world for those willing to pay that fall far short of the mark. In my books thats theft no matter how good the intention.

Sorry for necromancing the subject, I just couldn't help myself.

[kpac]

Bye bye.