- Report: #43955
Complaint Review: Alyon Technologies - Nationwide
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Alyon Technologies
Www.Alyon.net/CustomerSupport/ Nationwide, U.S.A.
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Alyon Technologies RIP-OFF Spreads its virus to unsuspecting youth Norcross Georgia click here for EDitor's comment; Alyon's efforts to resolve complaints and click here to read Alyon's response
A few weeks ago I received a bill in the mail from Alyon Technologies for $47.32; I thought that there must be some mistake. The statement said that it was a bill for accessing a porno site. I checked with the family and found that my son had been surfing the web a few days earlier. He must have hit a wrong key on a popup because a few minutes later he noticed, at the bottom of the screen, a foreign program was running in the background.
He disconnected. Later, when we went to the computer to check e-mail, porno popups came on the screen and we could see that something in the computer was trying to dial out on its own. After disconnecting, we found that a porno site had put a dialer virus in our computer. It took a lot of time to find the virus program and delete it.
I ignored the bill. Weeks later I received a bill from a collection agency. I started to take this thing seriously. I checked The Rip-Off Report and found complaints from hundreds of outraged "customers" of Alyon. I found that this company prays on young people. Alyon has popups on teen oriented websites. If the young surfers hit a wrong key, the dailer virus installs and runs in the background running up big bills. I was glad to find advice on how to handle this (cencored) on the Rip-Off Report.
I have sent complaints to my states Attorney General, the FTC, the IFCCFBI, and the FCC. I hope that with my complaints and the complaints from hundreds of others, that we can get (cencored) companies like Alyon Technologies shut down.
Ron
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
He disconnected. Later, when we went to the computer to check e-mail, porno popups came on the screen and we could see that something in the computer was trying to dial out on its own. After disconnecting, we found that a porno site had put a dialer virus in our computer. It took a lot of time to find the virus program and delete it.
I ignored the bill. Weeks later I received a bill from a collection agency. I started to take this thing seriously. I checked The Rip-Off Report and found complaints from hundreds of outraged "customers" of Alyon. I found that this company prays on young people. Alyon has popups on teen oriented websites. If the young surfers hit a wrong key, the dailer virus installs and runs in the background running up big bills. I was glad to find advice on how to handle this (cencored) on the Rip-Off Report.
I have sent complaints to my states Attorney General, the FTC, the IFCCFBI, and the FCC. I hope that with my complaints and the complaints from hundreds of others, that we can get (cencored) companies like Alyon Technologies shut down.
Ron
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
