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    It's the Computer Guy

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    HelloTech

    (2 reviews)

    Downtown

    I had a frustrating problem connecting my printer to the router. I found Hello Tech online,…read morescheduled an appointment, and the technician resolved the issue quickly. I am glad to finally find on-site technical help. I won't hesitate to contact Hello Tech again. PS I am located in North Carolina, not San Francisco...not sure how that happened or how to correct it...

    I live in Lynchburg, VA. And I made a appointment with HelloTech. They gave me a service date and…read moreI thought it was all go. But that night I got a email from them saying there was a issue. Now they sent me a email. But they needed me to send them my email address and address. I got 3 issue emails. They gave me a list of available time to choose. But the time they had already given me was in the list. So I told them to give me whatever they had available. So they gave me a Wednesday. Dec.15th. So the Tech came on time. And started to put my Video Door Bell in. He told me he was almost finish, but when I looked at the box, a lot of the parts was still in the box. And the doorbell was not working at all.I ask him what about the parts left in the box. He said I have never installed one of these doorbells before.So after having to turn my power off 3 times. I showed him a YouTube video On how it was suppose to be installed.He looked at it and still couldn't get it right. Plus he wrote all over the instructions papers, so if I had wanted to sent it back I couldn't. So I told him to put my old doorbell back on, and pack everything up. Then I call the company and told them what had happen. They were very apologetic. They told me they could send me another Tech out on Saturday Dec.19 @ 9:00. Know Tech showed up On Saturday. HelloTech wanted to send me someone else, I said I am finish. I am not saying they don't do good work. They did not do good work for me. But as for me. I will never call them again.

    The Computer Dept

    The Computer Dept

    (14 reviews)

    I am not fond of having to write a negative review. Nor am I fond of being ripped off and ignored…read more My iMac with an older operating system was being hacked. Not fun. The Computer Dept said that they would, for $160 plus tax (I double-checked the price with 'P'), wipe the computer clean, save my documents, and that "it would be like a new computer." Upon delivery they charged me $256, adding on travel time and answerIng questions no one had previously mentioned. What they apparently didn't know is that the Apple Apps that I had used to access my documents are no longer available, even though it was the EXACT same operating system and computer I had. So it is basically useless to me. Why didn't they know that? While they offered to try to get those apps, they found only one of three and it has issues. The fonts are messed up, so when it prints, it's all distorted. I have no access to my accounting and spreadsheets data, nor my art. I do appreciate that at least one person was trying, maybe more to get the apps, but they couldn't. Yet one would think they would have either known that or tested it before delivery. I think there's even possibly a way they could've added those apps from another computer at their store. Not sure. Instead, they actually blamed it on my system. I am not happy to say the least, but they became contentious telling me that my computer was already useless when hacked and that I needed to buy a new one!! I thought I was getting one as good as new. If they believe that, they should never have taken my money. When I spoke up they said they were "ending their professional relationship with me." I certainly didn't see it professional to not take responsibility if a service renders a computer's files inaccessible. What I HAVE is a (hopefully) clean computer with Internet (which my iPad has), ability to open, access but not print documents, no access to important accounting or slideshows. What I DO NOT HAVE is money to buy a new computer. Professionals with ethics would say, "We didn't know this was going to be a problem. We take full responsibility and will refund your money since we did not deliver a usable computer as promised." Instead, they're not responding. I don't know if their Macintosh knowledge is not very good, but in any regard, they should have found a way to either deliver a workable "good as new" computer as promised or refund my money. Maybe you were lucky and got what you needed from this company. But if you have problems, apparently you can forget them taking responsibility, responsive customer service, or compensation for their errors. And absolutely without doubt this was their error.

    Friendly folks. They gave me accurate information, and quick service. They were generous with…read morehelpful tips.

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