Above and beyond service!…read more My MacBook was hanging off a thread. I called for an estimate, and they gave me a price within the range I was looking for. I dropped off my computer and it was ready to go in one week. I could not be more satisfied with the service, and the way my laptop operated the same day I picked it up. I will be back for my future computer needs.

Saved my MacBook after an unfortunate Diet Coke spill on the keyboard…read more I was wrapping last-minute Christmas presents while watching YouTube when a roll of wrapping paper knocked over my drink. I immediately flipped the laptop over, shut it down, and left it upside down while I ran to the store for rubbing alcohol. I carefully wiped down the keyboard and called this place as soon as they reopened on the 26th. For context, Apple told me the computer would likely never work again and tried to sell me a new one. This shop was reassuring on the phone and accepted the drop-off right after the holiday break. The employee we spoke with (may have been the owner considering how competent and dedicated he was) was extremely kind at drop off. I had my computer back within 48 hours, before New Year's Eve, after a deep internal clean. They confirmed the cleaning was successful, that there was no risk of corrosion over time, and no expected shortening of the computer's lifespan. I paid under $100 and walked away with a perfectly functioning MacBook. Nearly two weeks later, there's no sign at all that anything was ever spilled. So grateful to everyone at Quick Fix!

Apple Products are definitely one of my addictions. When…read morepersonal computers came on the scene my employers used Microsoft Windows. I went to classes, at the expense of my employer, to learn Word, PowerPoint, Basic Computer, Excel, and on and on. Everything else was on the job training. Naturally when I purchased my first personal device I got a Toshiba Laptop and I used it for 15 years. My uncle who is now 97 years old always used Apple and my daughter followed in his footsteps. They converted me and I was shocked at the amount of new operations I had to learn. Over the years I have had many devices. The only one I recycled at the Apple Store was my iPad mini which was 16 Gigs. Definitely useless. I couldn't even trade it in. This year alone I've had to learn Apple TV and how to use my Beats headphones. Then it was time to get a new phone so I am forever learning iPhone 16! The best thing about upgrading is the speed. My old devices take forever to charge and I definitely love facial recognition. It's funny because yesterday I ran into an older man on the elevator who was upset and started complaining to me about his iPad Air. I told him the great experience I had on a Sunday morning calling Apple Customer Service. He said that was good to know. Despite excessive updates I am a fan. As long as the updates keep me secure I'm happy. As far as more bells and whistles, they're wasted on me. I'm always going to recommend Apple. Five Stars!

I used to be firmly planted on the Apple train. As a college student majoring in graphic design, it…read moremade sense to go with Apple for my first home computer. We used Apple computers in the computer labs at college. It has been a while, and I believe my Apple Macintosh was an "Apple II." I learned Photoshop on my Apple computer that had one (note that: one) undo in Photoshop. The machine was pricey and slower than molasses! The CPU was so stinking slow, I typically folded a laundry basket of clean clothes while my Apple processed an action! Of course, the Apple computers improved over the years, and I stood by and enjoyed the improvements while using Apple computers in subsequent jobs that used Apple computers. I was on the Board of Directors for the Tidewater Area Macintosh User's Group (TARMUG) when I lived in Virginia Beach and enjoyed our monthly meetings, demonstrations, and I did the TARMUG newsletter on an Apple Mac. I freelanced and typeset books on my Apple primarily for the nearby Edgar Casey Association for Research and Enlightenment in Virginia Beach. When I worked at the Naval Air Station in Norfolk, Virginia, it, like most government agencies was IBM-centric. Being an Apple Macintosh person, I got a waiver to use a software "workaround" to make the IBM machine function more like a Macintosh, which worked fairly well. My long time best friend has Apple TV, an Apple computer, and an Apple iPhone. She and her ex husband are firmly planted on the Apple train (or "branch"), which seems to work great for them! The hubs and I have had iPhones in the past and although they functioned fine and as everyone knows, the marketing was always top notch, I could not justify the price tag! After a couple of rounds of iPhones we went with Android and have really enjoyed the phones we've had. Professionally, when segueing into government contracting, I went one hundred percent Dell (because, again, that's the platform in all government agencies of which I am aware), and have been for decades. Also, I now use Dell for my personal laptop. To me, Apple gets five stars for their marketing and popularity; however, it's four stars from me due to the inflated cost, and lack of adequate return on investment.

Incompetent buffoons…read more They call themselves "recruiters", but have no recruiting skills. They refuse to listen to reason. You can request to be taken off their spam list, but they are too arrogant to heed your requests. They have been sending me irrelevant job requisitions in spite of numerous requests to be removed from their database of persons to annoy. They don't mind wasting my time with irrelevant job requisitions but won't take the minute needed to remove you from their system. They don't understand technology. They don't know that Java and JavaScript are two different programming languages. They have no clue what they are doing. They simply send out thousands of emails, weekly, to their purchased db of uninterested souls hoping someone will bite. Work with someone else. These morons will only be a waste of your time and a source of frustration.

I was referred to Frisco Web Solutions through a client of mine, and I must say that their work is…read moretop notch. Attention to detail, they took the extra time in understanding what I wanted and the end result was mind blowing. I look forward to using them in the near future for any other web design that will come my way. Highly Recommend THEM!!!

Do not underestimate the amount of time and effort put into Frisco Web Solutions creative work…read more They made the process simple and enjoyable for me but I know there is a lot more going on behind the scenes. Very pleased with every aspect of their professional services and would highly recommend to others.

We entered into a contract to develop two applications for our website and Andy assured us he and…read morehis team of engineers would complete the project in two weeks. Two months later he could not deliver even one of the two projects he and his team were suppose to deliver. Andy requested a 50% deposit and we sent him the exact amount agreed to. He never delivered or returned our money. This guy is a complete joke. Don't believe anything he says.

STAY AWAY! I had a terrible experience with Andy (aka. Anurag Chaudhuri) where I paid him upfront…read more$6k and he never completed the project. Instead, he tried to deliver an unfinished broken product and expected me to still pay him $4k. He broke our mutually signed contract, got sued, and the Superior Court of California has ruled in my favor regarding my small claim file against him in 2017. Andy even failed to appear in court twice and now there is now a bench warrant for his arrest filed with the Sheriff's Department (hope the cops stop you soon you thief). Note he has had several other software development companies and keeps changing their names so watch out to not get scammed like I was!