DoubleMySpeed.com Alert

July 30th, 2011

Posted in Reviews

I’ve exposed CyberDefender and their aliases before, you know: DoubleMySpeed.com, MaxMySpeed.com and MyCleanPC.com. Well, they have a new radio commercial with an appealing sounding woman touting the DoubleMySpeed.com website out here in Hawaii. But as usual, I’m sure they are mixing it up around the country with their snake oil tactics for all their aliases. I won’t rehash my previous beefs about CyberDefender today other than to say that I would steer clear of even trying their products. Below is my latest video review of DoubleMySpeed.com.

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