Everyone seems to have a problem with talking about how much they make. There are exceptions, but for the most part people tend to keep it to themselves. In fact, my place of work discourages you from discussing your earnings with your co-workers, which I believe has to do with the fact that they don’t pay anyone there a decent amount, and have had to step on a few toes in the process. (more…)
You may have noticed (due to the lack of updates) that recently my Internet went out. It was the biggest hassle I have had in a long time. I had to call the repair guy and set up an appointment. He didn’t show up until 45 minutes past my dentist appointment, and he smelled like he had been taking a smoke break with the hippies down on the beach.
I’m not saying all repair guys are like this, but no one really likes to wait around the house for a stranger to show up and invade your privacy. I did a little research and found a fantastic new PC Repairs company that works completely on the Internet. It is called PC Ask Me, and their website can be found at http://www.pcaskme.com/. (The website explains it all so much better than I ever could, just watch the video) They use the same technology Nasa and Boeing use to connect to your computer, and fix any problem you may have. They can also do system upgrades and software installs.
They can even help you set up your MP3 player. The best feature of all is that you can prepay for time with a tech so that if you run into problems in the future you have a cushion to fall back on. They also offer packages for businesses. Just like having your own Tech Support department, they can help keep all your employees computers up and running. It was all so easy and fast. All I did was call the number off their website, 1-888-PCASKME, and they walked me through the process. In minutes they were logged into my computer, and updating my Windows XP to Vista, and cleaning up all the junk on my computer. It was affordable and quick. Simply amazing.
So if you run into trouble with your PC, remember PC Ask Me.
Disclaimer: This review is paid for by http://www.pcaskme.com/. It is a sponsored advertisement.
