Anyone believing marketing hype, PC Booster?

[GraysonPeddie]

When I surf the PCWorld's website, I came across the banner advertisement saying that my PC needs a tune-up.

I clicked in Srart, which pops up a new window, then a loading progress bar shows up, and once it's finished, it gave me the result. I'm using IE 6 in Win XP with no problem, but I don't believe the marketing hype:

The meter shows that it's almost to low and below that, it mentioned:

The following are causing LOW PC performance:

- Show Boot Up
- PC Crashes Often
- Windows Freezes

Improved PC Performance can be like this: The meter showing are almost up to "high."

Now...I don't think that the manufacturer who made the product have backed up their claims. Why? My PC's fine. I experienced no boot-up problems (it only takes about a couple of seconds), my computer doesn't crash, and Windows doesn't freeze.

So why do I want to spend my money on a program? I don't dare spend my money in it... If I do buy the program, I don't think I will experience a faster performance in my Windows computer. Not even the boot-up time.

My computer's hard drive doesn't have any spyware, virus, or any kind of malware. My computer always came clean due to my security defense: I don't open attachments and I don't go to any websites, and of course my "install-on-demand for IE and others" and "Enable third-party browser extensions" are already unchecked, as these can cause security risks, but I can be wrong and don't want to be jumping into conclusion. Plus I do inspect security settings and everything looks good to me.

Here's the website to PC Booster. Don't be fooled.
http://www.inklineglobal.com/adsales/pcworld/pcb_offer_728_update.html?mcp=US

 

[Neo]

When I surf the PCWorld's website, I came across the banner advertisement saying that my PC needs a tune-up.

I clicked in Srart, which pops up a new window, then a loading progress bar shows up, and once it's finished, it gave me the result. I'm using IE 6 in Win XP with no problem, but I don't believe the marketing hype:



Now...I don't think that the manufacturer who made the product have backed up their claims. Why? My PC's fine. I experienced no boot-up problems (it only takes about a couple of seconds), my computer doesn't crash, and Windows doesn't freeze.

So why do I want to spend my money on a program? I don't dare spend my money in it... If I do buy the program, I don't think I will experience a faster performance in my Windows computer. Not even the boot-up time.

My computer's hard drive doesn't have any spyware, virus, or any kind of malware. My computer always came clean due to my security defense: I don't open attachments and I don't go to any websites, and of course my "install-on-demand for IE and others" and "Enable third-party browser extensions" are already unchecked, as these can cause security risks, but I can be wrong and don't want to be jumping into conclusion. Plus I do inspect security settings and everything looks good to me.

Here's the website to PC Booster. Don't be fooled.
http://www.inklineglobal.com/adsales/pcworld/pcb_offer_728_update.html?mcp=US

Dude! It's GIF!

 

[GraysonPeddie]

Riiiiiiiiiiiiight sooo that GIF cannot determine your PC's performance!

Nevermind. I'm too dumb to be fooled... Stupid me...