Bloomfield Software

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Bloomfield Software Reviews

Brian Fuller January 28, 2009

Fake Coats Of Arms

Do not buy this software. This company is bogus. The price for the software is really good but the information in the surname histories are false...for instance if you type in the name GONZALEZ, MUNOZ, or RAMOS well the name orgin pops up as brittish...hello? can we say RIP-OFF? On the website seller indicates that he has over a million surnames and coats of arms, but he does not disclose that all of the names are of brittish origin..no german, dutch, polish, spanish, french, potugeuse, etc.

I put over 4000.00 into opening a business and renting a space for the holiday only to find that the software that I had purchased was CRAP!! I contacted the seller of the software and I was swore at and told if he was in the United States he would come over to my house and knock my block off...I found this very un-professional and ridiculous. I asked for a partial refund but he refused...he told me he was running a business and he does not refund. I have too much integrity to sell such a fake, dishonest product to my customers. I have found another distributor and I will re-open my business with good factual information and a clear consience...Make sure if you do buy this type of software...it is guaranteed. There are good company's out there that stand by there product, you will pay more but the old saying is true...You get what you pay for..

Brian Fuller

Cindy January 14, 2009

Fraud and lies

I was looking into buying some First Name Software to supplement my home business and found this company, Bloomfield Software among others. I was particularly interested in Bloomfield and another company, Ken Kirkpatrick Software.

I like to do my homework b/4 I buy and on Bloomfield's site there is a reference to another site, ShopandCompareBiz. It doesn't take a genius to figure out this manufactured site is an advertisement for Bloomfield and its sole purpose is to slam his competitors. I never trust any merchant who spends his whole time running-down his competition. Anyway this site makes some serious accusations about 'dangerous downloads' from his competitor, Ken Kirkpatrick Software. Well, being a good little shopper, I called Ken Kirkpatrick Software, talked with the owner and found out the truth, which I confirmed myself as true.

The Yahoo search engine along with McAfee 'tags' any site that distributes any software that might contain viruses, malware, etc. This applies to the site, not any particular individual piece of software. Turns out Ken Kirkpatrick Software distributes 'try-before-you-buy' copies of his software on many of these 'shareware' sites. Some of these sites accept just about anything including software that *does* contain viruses. There is a popup on Yahoo when flagged on these sites. Mr. Kirkpatrick suggested that I follow the link for more info on the pop-up, so I did. He was right, the *site* is being flagged for dangerous downloads *not* Ken Kirkpatrick's Software which was *not* on the list by McAfee.

So one can plainly see that Bloomfield is exploiting the flagged site inferring that Ken Kirkpatrick Software is dangerous by association. It simply is not true. So I called back to Ken KIrkpatrick Software and bought their programs, as I will not deal with companies with such blatant bad ethics as Bloomfield Software. Shame on them. One can only hope they will remove this false and misleading garbage, but hopefully if I can help one other person, the that's a good thing.