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    Lynk Computer

    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Dave has fixed a number of computers for us at a great price. He repaired our Imac and 3 Chromebooks.

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    David was so helpful and knowledgeable about my computer. He was able to walk me through the issue and fix it. Highly recommend

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    Marlton Computer Services

    (33 reviews)

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    I am a customer for life! They are knowledgeable and very quick to repair any problems…read more I have been going to them for very many years and have always been happy with them. Our entire family go to them for our needs related to our computers. Steve Horovitz

    I have used Marlton Computer Services several times in the past, but after my most recent…read moreexperience and the way the owner handled my complaint, I cannot recommend this company. I contacted the owner and clearly explained BEFORE the service call that I had an older Apple Mac desktop and that, following changes to Microsoft 365, I could no longer use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook. Knowing that I had a Mac and knowing the nature of the problem, the owner scheduled a technician to come to my office at $110 per hour, plus a $49 service-call fee and travel expenses. The technician spent more than two hours attempting to fix the problem before admitting that he was not sufficiently familiar with Mac computers to resolve it. My computer then had to be taken back to their service center so that someone else could work on it. What I find particularly unacceptable is that the owner subsequently acknowledged to me that he should have sent a technician who specialized in Macs. That is exactly the issue. I disclosed from the beginning that this was a Mac. The company--not the customer--decided which technician to send. I do not believe a customer should be expected to pay for a technician who admittedly did not have the expertise required for the computer he was sent to service. An experienced Mac technician should also have been able to determine relatively quickly whether my older Mac and operating system were compatible with the current version of Microsoft 365. Instead, I incurred hours of charges without the original problem being resolved. Before writing this review, I contacted the owner directly and gave him an opportunity to resolve the matter. I asked that the service charges be refunded, less the cost of the wireless mouse I purchased and kept. He refused. What makes this especially disappointing is that I was a repeat customer. I would have continued using Marlton Computer Services in the future had the owner simply taken responsibility for sending a technician who was not qualified to handle the Mac issue. A good business relationship isn't defined by whether a mistake is ever made; it's defined by how the business responds when the mistake is brought to its attention. Businesses make mistakes. Good businesses acknowledge them, make things right, and preserve the customer's trust. In this situation, the owner acknowledged that a Mac-qualified technician should have been sent, yet still expected me to pay for the time spent by the technician who lacked that expertise. In my opinion, that is poor customer service and a very shortsighted way to treat a repeat customer. The company has now lost a customer who had used them several times in the past--not because a mistake was made, but because of the way the owner chose to handle that mistake. Based on my experience, I will not use Marlton Computer Services again and cannot recommend them to others.

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    Had a major meltdown on my Dell Laptop. It wouldn't start and I kept getting errors on the startup…read morescreen. These guys are great. Very friendly, explained what needed to be done and took care of my problem for me. I'm greatful for the staff there especially Tony, who take care of my laptop and got me up and running within two days! Definitely will use them again.....though I hope I dont have to!

    Short review: Overpriced, bad communication, took too long…read more Long review: I just got my PC back today after 15 days at Compupro. My PC wasn't booting because it was stuck in the Windows 10 "automatic repair loop." I have a multi-HDD system, so I removed the problem drive from my case and brought it in. First they tell me that they need to run diagnostics on the hard drive. The minimum cost for any work (just to look at the computer) is $60. Fine. They said they'll call me when they have the results. After one week and no call, I call them to check in. Whoever answered the phone explained that the hard drive is fine and I need to bring in the rest of my PC (not just the drive) for testing. I do, and they say that they'll call when they know more. After maybe 5 more days and no call, I call again. They still can't figure out what the problem is, but they recommend resetting Windows, which means that I'll have to reinstall my software...maybe. Probably. The tech on the phone couldn't remember (this should be have been a red flag). I ask how much this will cost, and I'm told $75, and that the original $60 will be waived. I tell them to proceed with the reset. They call me after a couple more days and let me know that the reset didn't work, and that the only thing left to do is a full Windows reinstall, which means that I'll lose my software and files. They'll backup everything first. Fine. I'm a little pissed at this point because a Windows reinstall is easy, and something I could have done myself two weeks ago. Whatever. I tell them to proceed. The next day, they call and say that my computer is ready, and that the final cost is $150. What? Where did that number come from? The reset is $75 but the reinstall is $150? So, at the end of the day, I threw away two weeks and $150 on work that I could have done myself, and without all the hassle.

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