I was trying to download quicktime when theis site came up. I Assumed(???) that it was the source of my request. I paid the 52.00 thru my credit card. When I tried to access the site my internet system would not show the site. I'm out the money and can't contact them
What can I do????

Just got scammed like other vicitims. Software-HQ's site was where I was directed to downloand Adobe Acrobat pro, directly from Google search. Was quoted $35 for 3 years of Adobe with service, was billed $70. Contacted very rude person in billing department who stated that pre-selected upgrades and features were checked by them unbeknownst to me as a consumer. Was SHOCKED to find a $70 charge which put me in NSF over my account balance. Billing Dept. rep referred me back to their website for review charges, only one problem, can't find them once you've registered.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU DO BUSINESS WITH THIS FIRM FOR ANY SOFTWARE PURCHASES. This firm, and all the complaints should be investigated by FOX5 in Atlanta as well as the FTC and Clark Howard.

I attempted to purchase a three-year contract from Adobe for $29.95. However, I was informed that I instead had purchased a software package from a company called "Software-HQ " for $70.80.

Several calls to the company on the number posted at the website resulted in extremely rude responses (I assume that is by design), such as comments that reports to the BetterBusiness Bureau have no effect; they would not give names or any information regarding their company as that is none of my business, etc. I was told that I did indeed purchase the software from them, which was an outright lie. After being told that I was wasting their time, I would be hung up on.

My assumption is that the company places a virus on the Adobe website, and information is subsequently forwarded to the "Software-HQ" hackers and my information is withdrawn.

I was browsing the internet looking for a better dvd-player with movie making features than the one i have. I found a link to a Nero sight, which is a highly recommended product. However, the site that I was sent to was Software-Hq. Software-Hq is a money stealing scam!!!
My Nero works fine, however, Software-Hq made all implications on their site that they were a means that Nero used to bill it's clients. I was lead to believe that my bill for Nero would be $19.95 for one years service. This did not sound bad at all to me, so I authorized a payment of $19.95. However, a few days later when checking my online bank statement, Software-Hq debited $52.80 from my checking account. I have since sent an e-mail demanding a refund and that any so called "services" they claim to provide be cancelled immediately. Since their sight claims that all refundes are handled via e-mail, which is ridiculous on any level.
I am giving them 24 hours to respond to my e-mail and refund my money or I will proceed to take this to my bank and any authorities necessary. Even if i don't get my money back in the end, this company should be stopped before they steal from anyone else.
I did not at any point authroize payment in the amount of $52.80 and I am livid that it has been taken from me under false pretenses.
Software-Hq gives a 7 day window for refunds, however, when an item is purchased on monday and does not go to the bank until 4 to 5 days later then your 7 days of use is nearly up before you notice anything is amiss. They DO NOT send e-mail or regular mail reciepts for purchase, which should have told me something to begin with; but when you only authorize $19.95, you certainly don't expect to be out $52.80!!
With the economy the way it is now, people can not afford to have these kinds of scam artisits ripping off everyone that tries to make their lives a bit more enjoyable with an other wise could system, like Nero. As an average american I can not afford this much of a discrepency in my checking account and now have to figure a way around it because of thieves like Software-Hq

I too was trying to download from the Adobe site. Software-HQ evidently was a pop up trying to imitate a sale for Adobe. I was consequently charged $70.80 to my credit card for items I did not order. I have notified my credit card company that I deny this charge and they are investigating. I was able to get free the Adobe program I had been seeking. This company should be stopped!