On-Site Computer Services

Any kind of computer repair only $50 / hour

The primary service I provide is spyware/Virus removal. If your computer is running slower than normal and you are suffering from all kinds of random pop-ups or you background keeps changing or you just want to make sure nobody is going to steal your credit card information. I can typically clean a computer of all it’s spyware in under 2 hours. So that means you can get your computer virus clean and insure it stays that way for just $100.

Other services I offer include:

  • Home Network setup
  • Wireless Setup
  • DSL installation and Setup
  • Operating System reinstallation
  • Hardware installation and troubleshooting
  • Hardware upgrades
  • Just recently I have started offering web services. For just $5/month I can host create, host and maintain your business or personnal website. That means if you commit to using me for a year. I will build your whole website and then make any futrue changes to it that you desire. I will also do whatever is necessary that your website is one of the top 20 results on in internet searches relavent to your content. This website provides a good example of what I can do. If you are interested shoot me an e-mail {{email}}

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    One Comment

    1. al
      Posted April 5, 2010 at 9:38 pm | Permalink

      Great stuff! I’m thinking about going independent. My dilemma now is deciding on the target market.

      Home users: Is there enough business there? And once you decide to target home users, is it that much harder to attract small business owners?

      Small businesses (10-20) users: How do I manage this in the beginning when I’m still at work? Is residual maintenance work the way to go with small businesses?

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