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Has anyone else received the following for PCA/ If so, is it worth following up?

Claim a 6-week trial and have your entire computer spring cleaned, over-hauled and sped up for free!

Dear Computer Owner,

As a valued customer of PC Advisor, I would like to offer you a free 6-week trial of The Windows Advisor, a brilliant new service that can help you spring clean and completely revamp your computer, making it crash-proof and error-free. In fact, the invitation and report I'm attaching for you today will also show you how you can:

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Cheap or free ways to prevent viruses and spies from ever inflicting you

Understand every error code your computer throws up

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Kind Regards,

Victoria Burrill

Publisher

Agora Publications Ltd

PS: In the attached FREE report, you'll even find the 9 most common problems that slow down or inhibit the performance of Windows

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I think I have seen it before. Isn't it just a way of getting you to sign up for a regular publication purporting to show how to do things which you, andsome, with your experience, know how to do already. I guess you pay up front, or at least sign up to paying the subscription which you can "cancel if not completely satisfied"

Thos.

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I think I have seen it before. Isn't it just a way of getting you to sign up for a regular publication purporting to show how to do things which you, andsome, with your experience, know how to do already. I guess you pay up front, or at least sign up to paying the subscription which you can "cancel if not completely satisfied"

Thos.

I don't really know, that's why I asked. I wondered if anyone else had taken up the offer.

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