Pleezzz come BACK. I've been treated well each time I've required assistance with my phone's.read more

got my battery replaced about a year ago and now its all swollen up love this place but I was…read morehopeful they would fix this under warranty but now the business is closed. Apple Original battery wouldn't swell in a year and under 300 charges.

I recently had a laptop crisis (it was stolen) and I needed to set up a new laptop ASAP…read more Ted did a terrific job in listening to my software issues, offered a visit to my home vs leaving it at his place, and a very flexible repair window depending on my work needs. I chose to drop off my laptop, Ted fixed my issues within 1 hour, and I retrieved the laptop w/o a hitch. Excellent value for the $. Ted is knowledgeable, professional, offers varying levels of service, and meets the deadlines he offers. I will *definitely* be using his services again when I need software or hardware support. Great work!! Lisa

Ted diagnosed my problem and suggested several options as solutions. He was professional and…read moreprompt. I will use his services in thee future if needed.

I recently used Net360 Computers to do clean-ups on my laptop and desktop computers. Ryan was the…read moreservice tech and he did an outstanding job. Ryan did the clean-ups, installed a new DVD player in my desktop, and gave me tech support on installing a new router in my home. It's so nice to have a go-to place for all my computer needs including tech support, new computers, and anti-virus software. Thank you Ryan.

We received outstanding customer service and a quick turnaround. Thank you so much, Ryan! We will…read morebe back soon with another computer.

Located in a pawn shop I was a little dubious but he did a great job at a reasonable price.read more

From the owner: With 10 years in mobile phone repair experience, walk in today to get your phone fixed. Same day…read moreservice available. Lowest prices guaranteed.

Bought a refurbished laptop on newegg, and they sent a different laptop with different features…read more They then offered to send me an inferior laptop as a replacement. When I pointed out that they were trying to send me a cheaper laptop than what I paid for, they assured me they would send me the difference. Of course, they stopped reresponding to me on newegg and refused to pick up my calls once it was time to pay me the difference in value. The laptop I did receive was not set up properly, and I had to set up access to the partitioned drive myself. I also had to install my own screen brightness program. They are frankensteined, partially finished computers, and a shop run by liars.

I bought a refurbished microsoft laptop from Fairport Computers, and I was very impressed with the…read moreproduct and service. Chris had a varied selection from which I could choose. He took significant time to make sure I was knowledgeable about using my new laptop. He even stayed after hours to transfer my files to the new computer. I trust him and would recommend him highly.

They fixed my screen protector on my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 within an hour. He was completely…read moretransparent about the whole transaction. When I was picking it up, he was upfront about a teeny tiny flaw (wouldn't have even noticed it if they hadn't told me) in the screen. He said if it really bothered me, they'd replace it for free but that was the only one they had in stock. I'm keeping it. Very satisfied.

Dealing with this store might be my villain origin story…read more I originally brought my computer in here for what was diagnosed as a problem with the hard drive. The short version of that is they did the repair but then threw away the old hard drive despite my repeated confirmations that they would keep it so I could attempt data recovery. The manager did end up finding my drive, so I was originally going to have a positive end to the story. But then the SCREWS happened. See, almost immediately after bringing my computer home and getting Windows reinstalled and up and running the computer started just randomly shutting down. After trying and failing to troubleshoot myself. I brought it back in. They said it sounded like a battery issue and they'd get on it.... then, a week later, I got a call from a tech saying he thinks it was a software issue and can I "tell him my password so he could work on it". lol um wut. After a week of basically phone tag trying to get the message to that tech that no, I was not going to be giving anyone my *password*, I get a cryptic voicemail from someone else at the store. I call back--it's the manager; the tech I was working with was "no longer with the company" and had left no notes on their work, so could I let him know what's up with my computer? I give him an update and he says he will get back to me in a few days. A week passed and no update. I call the store. Another person answers--tells me my computer is "unrepairable" and I can come in if I want to get it. I ask about my conversation with the manager and there is apparently no record of that. So I truck over to the store on a day I'm told the manager (who was supposedly now the one in charge of my repair and I wanted to know what the heck was going on) was supposed to be in. The manager wasn't in. But I'm told I can totally pick up my computer if I want because actually, it's "all fixed"! Frustrated and tired of this schadenfreude I take my computer and head home Dear reader, if you guessed my computer wasn't fixed and was STILL randomly shutting off after nearly a MONTH in this store's possession, you would be right! But where do the screws come in? Well, you see, I brought the computer to a different repair company to see if anything could be done, and you know what one of the first things they asked was? "Do you know where the screws are?" Every screw but one was completely missing from the bottom of my computer. Just empty holes and vain hope holding the computer case together. The brainiacs at this store TOOK OUT ALL THE SCREWS HOLDING MY LAPTOP TOGETHER AND DIDN'T REPLACE THEM. Oh yeah, and when I called corporate to cancel the protection plan because there is no way I am ever bringing any tech back to this store ever again, I was told that the kind of repairs I was describing should never have been done in-house, but should have been sent out to the main service center instead. Unbelievable I'm not sure if they were malicious or just wildly incompetent but at the end of the day, is there really that much of a difference? Don't go here.