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I just paid over £30.00 to buy save2pc ultimate. It doesn’t download from many of the sites at all. I tried contacting the seller for a refund. Seller remains unhelpful and unresponsive. I’m in the process of going through my Credit card company for a full refund.
I wanted the 'Ultimate' version of this "Save2PC" software. But to get this version you have to buy the Standard version, then you have to buy the upgrade to Professional version, then you have to buy the upgrade from Professional to the Ultimate version.
It worked fine for a year, then it stopped working altogether.
Nowhere on their website was anything written about having only a one year license to use this software, but everytime I start the program I get a 'Nag screen' asking me if I want to Update to the latest version and if I use the 'skip update' option It will not work at all.
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