A WEALTH OF PC RELATED INFORMATION RIGHT IN YOUR PC

[netlee]

Right in front of you HELP is just ONE click away! 99% of the Information you want or are looking fore is right on your PC on the "HELP" manual. Its sad to know that a large 89% of my clients never look nor even bother to take a look on the HELP manual that comes with ALL Windows Operating Systems. Instead, they ALL prefer to call me and do whatever repairing is needed. General Hard Drive Maintenance is one simple yet easy process which anyone can do yet my clients prefer to call me. I personally teach all my clients General PC Maintenance so they way they can save MONEY and I can save TIME. General PC Maintenance Is tiring but EXTREMEMLY beneficial if performed regularly. Performing regular PC Maintenance keeps the system running in good if not in perfect conditions and it also helps maintain a healthy Hard Drive. I personally charge $40 per visit and that's not including labor,repairs and or hardware yet they (My clients) prefer calling me which by the way doesn't bother me at all...not one bit, but I would rather save they money than me going over and sitting down bored for two hours and sometimes even longer performing maintenance. Performing "SCANDISK" & "DEFRAG" which by the way is an EXTREMELY SIMPLE YET EASY process to do can and will help your PC perform in great conditions. I love and have great respect for ALL my clients which by the way a 99% of them are females. My cell phone and home phone rings like CRAZY and even know I also do General Electrical, Plumbing & Carpentry for which I was owner of a small construction firm in The Bronx, the calls are for PC Repairs. My low PC Repair fee's maybe is what attracts my clients considering other tech's charge a leg and an arm.

[boricuafrican]

don't reveal too many "tricks" out there, the economy is hard enough now, and since 99% of the clients are women, maybe they find you attractive and are passing the word

i find myself victim of NOT using the simple help screens too, i'm getting better though...