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DeskShare is a creator of well known Windows productivity software such as Digital Media Converter or My Screen Recorder Pro, among others.
11803, Plainview, United States
Same as last time: DeskShare is an evil and criminal company! They have stolen the money I paid for 2 Text Speaker voices (UK Emma & AU Nicole). I have tried to download the voices countless times but the downloads don't even start! They have completely ignored 3 email requests for help. I have totally wasted my money. DeskShare is a criminal company!
Screenrecorder Pro - I was silly enough to buy this product without testing it first on my laptop. I was wanting to use it to record webinars. It was unable to find the audio controllers on my new laptop. Furthermore the company were most unhelpful in answering my pleas for help - despite offering technical support they offered none.
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