Don’t Buy A New PC.. Until You’ve Read This!

[Anthea]

Don’t Buy A New PC.. Until You’ve Read This!

Do you have a slow Computer? Do Not buy a new PC or call a PC repair company….
1 simple trick is saving people across the US thousands of dollars.

Your computer is not made to last long that’s a fact. Most people do not like to hear this information, But the reality is that PC retailers and software companies need a reason for users to keep buying upgrades otherwise they simply won’t make money.

But now that the secret is revealed , an elite team of Microsoft Gold Certified developers have created a better solution for the average user. It’s a new software that operates using a high performance algorithm to scan your windows PC or laptop. It then identifies and clears out unnecessary files that cause slow performance at a touch of a button. Literally anyone can use it and only takes 5 minutes to work.
Many people feel ripped off by not knowing this 1 simple trick…

Many users are even saying that their computer is running faster than the day it was new immediately after using the tool. As one person said “it’s like a Turbo Charge for your computer”.

The people responsible for this want to get it into as many homes as possible, and as part of their strategy they’re giving away their analysis tool for free until July 17, 2015 you can grab a free copy by clicking here if it’s still available.

Technical Director John Haines says “Our launch strategy is pretty simple. Give the basic product away to as many users as possible. Once they use it, and see the results – the product will sell itself. They’ll tell their friends, they’ll continue to use it and we’ll see a viral growth effect”.

Link to Full Helpful Article:

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[Anthea]

As a Linux user I am amazed that this so-called trick has only just become general knowledge

I do not remember a time when we Linux users could not clean up our hard drives

I had know idea microsoft users were not the same

In fact most Linux users change their software completely several times a year - just for fun and to try out new software