just download the free version to do the free trial and cancel right away. you still get access to the free 7 day trial and won't get charged. it's a good app. i'm still subscribed.
I bought the app a few years ago, and it was my goto app, to ensure my mac ran virus free. For most of this year, and particularly during this virus pandemic, my app has simply stopped working adn even shows a question mark screen, where teh app used to be. The app is held in my apple app store cloud, adn eahc time I try and re-download it, it gets to the end of the download, and simply does not install, or even download. I also have the same problem with the standard version (non pro version) I have emailed customer services many times, for help and advice, feeling somewhat exposed, and 7 months later, still no reply
I've used this product for about 7 months. Since it's not been approved by AV-test or AV-comparatives since 2018, I'm also using the free version of Malwarebytes Antimalware.
just download the free version to do the free trial and cancel right away. you still get access to the free 7 day trial and won't get charged. it's a good app. i'm still subscribed.
I have been using this app for the last 2 months. I believe it to be malware as my internet bandwidth has gone up exponentially on every computer it has been installed on. I have deleted it on all computers and internet data usage has returned to normal. Buyer beware!!!
The screenshots name many tech websites and it seems the dev. is using them to claim they have provided positive reviews of BM. (fitting initials, no?).
And yet, I wasn’t able to find a single mention of BitMedic on MacLife (now part of TechRadar), MacWorld, CNET, BrotherSoft or Softpedia.
Looks like the dev. has intentionally misled potential buyers.
While they didn’t actually state that those sites reviewed their app, the mere appearance of them in the screenshots is obviously meant to infer they did. Why else would they be there? That’s deception by omission, i.e. false advertising.
If that's incorrect, then the dev. should post supporting links here.
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And yet, I wasn’t able to find a single mention of BitMedic on MacLife (now part of TechRadar), MacWorld, CNET, BrotherSoft or Softpedia.
Looks like the dev. has intentionally misled potential buyers.
While they didn’t actually state that those sites reviewed their app, the mere appearance of them in the screenshots is obviously meant to infer they did. Why else would they be there?
That’s deception by omission, i.e. false advertising.
If that's incorrect, then the dev. should post supporting links here.