This guy is creepy…read more He sat in his chair and ogled my friend and I, as we tried to explain our computer problem to him. He sounded like a used car salesman when he tried to sell us his service. Truthfully- it sounded like a total SCAM. He went on to tell us that we should tell all of our friends about him as he was offering "free service" to women in February....NO WAY! We took our machine and got out of dodge as quick as we could. Avoid at all costs. Look elsewhere. UPDATE: April 4th. I have received a note from Yelp- saying that "someone has claimed the review to be untrue". Well- here is the link to TwinBytes February "coupon" : http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150136056483899&set=pu.144250883898 Odds are he will try and delete the coupon, so I have kept a screen shot. I stand by my experience- avoid this place at all costs, especially if you are a woman! Hi Daniel, you're a peice of shit.

I was extremely upset to read Jessica R.'s review. Daniel at Twin Bytes was recommended to me by a…read morefriend who was using his services for all his business computers. He was extremely pleased with Daniel's work. I met with Daniel alone regarding my extremely bad computer virus. He was courteous, knowledgable and professional. Daniel also gave me a quote for the work that needed to be done. As it ends up it took much longer to fix the problem with my computer. Daniel stood by his quote and didn't charge me extra. He also installed some programs for me free of charge. I have had no computer problems whatsoever since Daniel did the work. I had no concerns when meeting with him and would highly recommend him to anyone who has computer problems. He knows his stuff and is definitely not a scam artist in any way shape or form!!!

Michael, Amir, and the whole team have provided consistent support for 5 years. They know their…read morestuff, remote login and onsite visits where required. They've even talked to Bell Sympatico to bridge the gap with Bell's technical support folks. I'm on a monthly plan for my pc & cell phone... as a business owner I need my technology to work, and when it's not they are there when I need them to get me up and running. Thanks team... I look forward to working with you for another 5 years!

I absolutely hate spending hours trying to remove stubborn viruses from our home computer, so I…read morehave always depended on online computer service providers to find and clean it for me. Usually, it still takes a while and it isn't cheap. But when I decided to give Easy TechCare a try, I couldn't believe how easy it actually was. They are quick, professional, and very friendly. They didn't make me feel silly about not knowing what I should do with our last virus "attack" or make me feel an inch tall for not having better protection on our computers. Trust me, that's a big feat all in itself. I didn't spend nearly as much as I had before and now that I'm on their EasyPlan 4 I have someone to turn to day or night if something goes wrong with my computer, and it's one low monthly payment!

I have been dealing with Mac Spot since 2013 and have found the owner operator, Mr. Mino to be a…read morevery authentic and honest person who is committed to the highest level of customer care. I have also referred several of my family members to him and he has, likewise, took cafe of them with complete satisfaction. In fact, he has saved my brother several hundred dollars by fixing his computer that fell in water. His professionalism and technical competence level on Apple products are outstanding. I highly recommend Mac Spot and Mino to anyone who may need service on their Mac products.

Mac Spot did what Sherway Gardens Apple store couldn't and didn't want to!…read moreMy 'antique' iMac of 7 years is now Nothing to Apple Service. No parts for it - won't even open it. Tech Zone forgot parts and screws. Mac Spot saved my ass! Great diagnostics, fast and is my new, best spot to go for my Apple products. Great service

^_^ Went there to repair my computer as my hard drive had broke down. They did a quick speedy…read morerepair, only a day. Service was fast, affordable, and friendly.

This is going to be quite an extensive review and probably mostly useful to people with some IT…read moreknowledge. Because I can't just say that they're incompetent or that they're not. See below why. I had a HDD that was not accessible in Windows any more. So I dropped it off at this location (they currently have two drop off locations) and waited. First plus: They told me about the price and asked me to confirm within 24h. And they actually recovered what appears to be all the data (not easy to be sure with multiple 100 gigs) after just one work day. But then there was already the first suspicious incident: They put logs of which files they recovered on their server and sent me the link to it. There was no HTTPS authentication or anything, the list of all my files was there for anyone to take. (They did remove it very quickly though after I asked them to) When I got the drive from them, it was not readable. Windows asked me to format it before use and the file system showed up as RAW. Along comes the next suspicious incident... talking to one of their technicians about this issue. He asked what operating system I was using and whether I used the drive internally or externally. Fine. I used it internally and the issue was that Windows reported the file system as RAW and asked me to format the drive when trying to access it. The technician advised me to try it in an external enclosure. I did not see how that would change anything about either partition table, file system or anything really that could be at fault but alright - freak things do happen. He also said I might then still have issues because I use Windows 7 and that might have issues with external storage. So OK, I tried it out on Windows 7 and XP. Funnily enough, the disk management of Windows 7 reported at least the right size, that of XP did not (the drive was supposedly ~900GB big when it really was just ~470). Now comes another plus - because of these issues and special circumstances they agreed to have a technician meet me at the drop off location and sell me an external drive with my data on it (I only had to pay for the drive, no service charges - and although I have not checked exactly what drive it is and what state it is in yet, $100 for 750GB sounds reasonable), showing me the actual data. However... the meeting... I brought the disk they sent me in the enclosure because they asked me to, so they can check it out for themselves too. I did not screw anything tight because it was just going to be in there for a matter of hours anyway. The technician picks it up, due to the lack of screws, it moves a bit inside and he says that it's no wonder that it's not working - there are parts moving inside and that it has been stored wrong. Now... I'm not up to date with internal 3,5" drive technology but at least about 10 years ago, I learned that such drives are very vulnerable to physical shock. So I was slightly horrified when he actually SHOOK it! After my explanation, he proceeded from the shaking to plugging it in and... here is another thing I at least learned back when - that such drives are highly vulnerable while they are running and one should under no circumstances touch them while they are powered on. And that they are especially sensitive while they spin up. Well... while it was spinning up, he picked it up and held it to his ear! Between these things, he explained something about a possible mechanical issue that may have corrupted the drive and something about bad sectors, which all sounded very fishy because of the experience I had in the past with mechanical issues and bad sectors and also what I had read about it. It seemed to me like he just wanted to feed me ANY explanation really. (And having by now done a 4 hour surface test on the drive, it seems everything is fine with it...) When he saw the error that I saw on two different machines myself, I told him about the size difference in disk management on Windows 7/XP, hoping he would check it out himself and restore my confidence by being able to explain why that is. Watching him navigate through the menus, I couldn't help but wonder "What is he doing in the device manager?". He seemed very confident in his skills (and not that appreciative of what I had to say - typically overconfident "IT professional", I suppose...), so I didn't want to start explaining to him that it's nonsensical for him to try to see anything there. So I just let him move on and in the end, my data was on that drive he brought and by now it is also on a RAID 1 volume... Hence... I am very unsure about this company. They DID recover my data, they WERE accommodating but because of the many oddities described above, I am not sure how much of their recovery process was competence and how much luck. That is why I described all of this in so much detail, hoping it will be enough for anybody looking for a data recovery service that is decent, yet affordable, to make up his own mind.

I've had a personal computer since Windows 95 was brand new. I've gone through a lot of computers…read moreand worked with a lot of technical support people - both at home and at work. Kian is the best computer repair person that I have ever done business with. He is easy to get a hold of, calls you back promptly, is never impatient with you asking questions, and goes well above and beyond what any other computer repair service I've worked with has. I highly recommend him to anyone who cares about what they keep on their computers. I have the utmost confidence that, when I deal with Kian, I am getting the best results for my money... and then some. He provides the best quality work, for the lowest price, that I have ever received. I know that my computer is in the best hands possible and I refuse to take my computers anywhere else.

Kian is a retard who cannot diagnose the cause of a hard drive failure. He mistakenly attributes it…read moreto the heat sink, and when he gets confronted about the misdiagnosis, he disappears.

Hello Hello, 2nd…read moretime user of DataRecovery.com First time my drive crashed in 2019, they recovered everything. I sadly did not follow their recommendation on backing everything up. My experience with them was flawless - justin, who managed my case, was responsive, reassuring, took his time to explain when I did not understand and really managed my expectation. They delivered results within the expected time frame, and all the recovered data was working well - no data was corrupted! The second time was summer 2020 when my other drive crashed - this time, sadly, they could only recover 10%, however, they looked at the drive recovered in 2019 (as 80% of the data overlapped) and managed to recover it again (which is very hard to do!!!) I was very grateful... and I backed up everything this time. My advice: back up back up back up - but if you're reading this, that means you did not, and the next best thing for you right now, is to call datarecovery.com They are well worth any quote they will give you, because the peace of mind of knowing your date is going to be handled with privacy, safety, security and integrity has no cost. They are knowledgeable, professional and very customer oriented. Highly highly recommend!

Update: Here's the email I got asking to delete my 1 star…read morereview. "Hope you are having a wonderful day and prosperous new year. I wanted to reach out about the 1 star review you left on Yelp. Unfortunately Yelp's algorithms are very absurd and a lot of our 5 star reviews get filtered out (unless you pay Yelp) and we are left with your 1 star review near the top. This is like a life sentence for the company, it never goes away and it really hurts our business. I wanted to see if you think we have done our time yet and maybe delete that review? If your cell phone still needs to be recovered maybe we can take a look for you and offer a discounted rate?" Yelp's notice when I was about to delete the review... "I was offered a refund or other compensation to remove this review. We discourage this, consider a review update instead." sarcastic 4 stars for you guys

I have been using this store for many years Esi is a very smart man about computers he s an expert…read morehe s always more than fair with his price i only have good things to say about his store it s a gem.

This place is my go to for any computer emergency. I've had to enlist the owners help a number of…read moretimes, and he's been MORE than helpful every time. I first came to him with a new used MacBook Pro that I had stripped the screws on. I had been to everyone, and they wouldn't touch it. He spent hours with me, even though this is not one of his services - AND he warned me it might not turn out how I want it to. He eventually got into my prized possession, and didn't even know how to charge me for it - and wasn't going to. Almost too helpful!! Great shop! Great owner! Apple users - Take your money there!! I DID pay him, by the way.

Fast and polite understanding affordable. Good follow through. Was able to resolve my concerns.read more

Bought a brand new desktop gaming computer from MDG 6 months ago. Thermaltake system,Ryzen 3600x…read more Supposed to be a 1800 dollar top of the line desktop. I get it together and running,it's a bottom rung bare bones econo class peice of sh*t. The CPU is OK,at 3600x it's a decent little engine,however that ois where it stops because the Asus,motherboard is slow and a bottleneck,and to top it of they put in ddr3 ram and a Radeon Sapphire 570x vid card.THe card fan is already making noise and cannot run even RDR2 without grinding to a halt and crashing. It finally blew up yesterday,I tried several times to get MDG to warranty the card but,surprise surprise because crypto is basically hoarding all the vid these days cards are 1 grand and up for good ones and MDG laid it on me to buy a new card,not their fault they say,call the manufacturer,even though THEY selected the card for the package. Sorry MDG my last payment was 2 months ago,not one more nickle until you send me a card replacement or the whole shebanf comes back to you.