Enable It Reviews
Enable It Overview
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Enable It has a 1.0 star rating from 5 reviews with overwhelmingly negative sentiment, 100% unfavorable; reviewers cite high prices, poor product quality, and failing customer service.
Positive Feedback
Few or no positive comments appear; any minor points are overshadowed by consistent complaints about product safety and service.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Multiple reports of defective hardware causing fires and overheating raise serious safety concerns reflected in Enable It reviews.
- Repeated claims of fraud, credit card issues, and identity fraud are central to Enable It customer complaints.
- Refunds and return policy problems include restocking fees and withheld amounts; customer service is described as unresponsive.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check independent Enable It reviews before buying and avoid purchases if safety or warranty clarity is lacking.
- Be cautious about payment methods and monitor billing for unauthorized charges.
- Expect limited support and strict return terms; consider alternative vendors with verified product safety.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Enable It has a 1.0 star rating from 5 reviews with overwhelmingly negative sentiment, 100% unfavorable; reviewers cite high prices, poor product quality, and failing customer service.
Positive Feedback
Few or no positive comments appear; any minor points are overshadowed by consistent complaints about product safety and service.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Multiple reports of defective hardware causing fires and overheating raise serious safety concerns reflected in Enable It reviews.
- Repeated claims of fraud, credit card issues, and identity fraud are central to Enable It customer complaints.
- Refunds and return policy problems include restocking fees and withheld amounts; customer service is described as unresponsive.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check independent Enable It reviews before buying and avoid purchases if safety or warranty clarity is lacking.
- Be cautious about payment methods and monitor billing for unauthorized charges.
- Expect limited support and strict return terms; consider alternative vendors with verified product safety.
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Scammer Elder abuser Daniel Cook Fountain Valley
- - Daniel Cook sells fraudulent Ethernet parts that start fires and steal data, and beat his 90-year-old mother-in-law per police report.
Daniel Cook or Danny Cook...of Fountain Valley base Enable It. That sells fraudulent Ethernet parts that start fires and steal personal data.
How is this guy still in business and the CEO? And not arrested for fraud and elder abuse...??? Shame on anyone in Fountain Valley & Irvine who buys from this junkie. After he beat his mother-in-law who is 90 years and put her in a coma.
Poor woman. In the police report, it had said that she had mentioned that Daniel Cook had a volcano temper because Daniel Cook is on Heroin and is a junkie. He is an elder abuser, and his youngest daughter had to call the police on him. Daniel Cook had beat his mother-in-law to a pulp.
All because she said his drug dealer told Daniel Cook that he ran out of Heroin and Fentanyl. So he got angry and took it out on her.
- Buyers beware of cheap hardware
- Nothing more than a scammer
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: buyers beware
Started a fire
Daniel cook at ceo@***.com is a scammer. he scam 300 senior citizens and was in jail for elder abuse bc he beat his grandma to a pulp and now she is in a coma. He does have Volcano temper nono
Preferred solution: Apology
They call you to get you to apply for a job and then put you off about answers
- - They asked me to submit my resume and I had two interviews.
- - Decision timelines were delayed by a vacationing decision-maker, with no updates.
They contacted me to submit my resume for a job. I then had two interviews with the company.
They indicated that there was great interest but that a decision would be delayed for a couple of weeks because one of the decision-makers was on vacation. They didn't even realize that the person they were waiting on was one I had already met in the first interview. In any case, that promised day arrived with no word. I called and was told the next business day at the latest.
Still nothing that day, promised "end of day." The same "end of day" promise was said for the day after that. I then stopped asking for a couple of days only to see that the person on the account here now took vacation and is not responding to emails at all.
Daniel Cook Enable it is on FBI most wanted list
- - The reviewer warns about potential issues with this business.
- - The reviewer urges caution before engaging with the provider.
Daniel Cook from Enable It or ethernet extender is on the FBI watch list for identity fraud. His business is registered as a fictionious person that does not exist.
he has a one digit off social security number to evade paying taxes. i would urge everyone not to do business with this psychopath.
Preferred solution: Apology
User's recommendation: never
Horrible customer service
- - The service is disorganized with inconsistent tech advice.
- - They advise purchases that are incorrect.
- - Returns incur a 10% fee.
This is the most disorganized Dumpster fire in the it world. Every techy gives you a different answer.
They have you buy solutions that are incorrect.
Then when you return products due to their errors in advising you what to buy, the keep 10%. STAY AWAY.
Preferred solution: Full refund with apology.
User's recommendation: STAY AWAY
Called them out with question on the chat session and they vanished
- - Detailed questions yielded vague replies.
- - Checkout adds $99 for a 4-year warranty with no opt-out.
- - No phone or email responses to price queries.
I started asking detailed questions and the answers started getting more and more vague. When I went to the checkout kiosk the price jumped up 99.00 more dollars for what appeared to be a 4 year replacement warranty that you could not opt out of.
Fancy websites that have no one answering the phone or emails are a big sign of fraud. No responses when I tried to get an explanation of price difference when you go to checkout. You can't get anyone to ever answer the phone.
This website and product are fake. Do not use them!!!
Las Vegas, Nevada
Hardware caused fire
- - Device started a fire on day one.
- - Refund denied; CEO allegedly hung up and threatened to sue.
- - Credit card details were stolen the next day.
first day out of the box this device from this company started a fire. their hardware quality is bad.
consumer beware. called the ceo Daniel Cook and he did not offer a refund and hung up in my face and threaten to sue me if i keep calling. please beawre there is no other customer service. it seems like this company is frauding consumers because my credit card details were stolen the next day.
Charges were from the local mall in Orange county. It seems like this company is involved in credit card skimming also so consumer beware.
Also beware this company Las Vegas address is just a PO BOX and also the CEO Daniel Cook has been spotted on other websites for other fraud. He has fradded millions of consumers because his hardware has imbeded illegal proxies in them.
Daniel Cook From Enable It Scammed and bullied me
- - Overheated hardware caused a fire and building damage.
- - Reviewer alleges fraud by the CEO, fake addresses, racist remarks, and stolen card data.
Worst customer support from cheap chinese hardware junk that overheated and started a fire and burned down our building. Enable It company CEO Daniel Cook must be the Axis of evil that Geroge w.
Bush forgot to mention. This guy has fake addresses on his website, has a fake name and fake social security number that is one digital off so he can be a dead beat and not pay his share of taxes to the IRS. Scammer CEO Daniel Cook company address is a po box in las vegas. Crook Daniel Cook from enable it had a racist tone over the phone and told me to go back to China where i belong.
This sham company stole my credit card information and the next day fradualent charges were on charged illegally at the local mall near Crook Daniel Cook home in fountain valley. Consumer beware this guy claim no responsibility and is a liar.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Enable IT - Ethernet Extender Review from Las Vegas, Nevada
- - The reviewer alleges fraud and stolen credit card data.
- - They claim defective products and a dishonest return policy.
Consumer beware! CEO Daniel Cook is a scammer.
He stole my credit card info and ships defective products and dishonors his return policy. The next day my company credit card had fradualent charges near CEO Daniel Cooks home in Fountain Valley. His ethernet extender products are all a sham. They products i order from enable it had started a fire and burned down our server room So consumer beware order from another company.
If you ever want to be threatend do business with Daniel Cook. He is a scam artist.
He will swindle you out of time and money. Also he works with shady characters that work in tax scams.
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