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Originally posted by: Dunbar
I'm surprised people are willing to spend so much to have Geeksquad fix a computer they probably paid well under $1000 for. At least based on what people have told me they charge ($200-$500).
Originally posted by: JasonCoder
Seriously, geek squad people should educate users to not run as an admin. Then you don't even have to run virus bloatware and security "packages". That and an affordable backup solution would cost about the same or less.
Wait... then geeksquad wouldn't have any return business.... ahhhh, I get it.
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: Dunbar
I'm surprised people are willing to spend so much to have Geeksquad fix a computer they probably paid well under $1000 for. At least based on what people have told me they charge ($200-$500).
most people spend about 200 and we install anti-viral, anti-spyware software, configure a rootkit sweep, pre-fill all your bootup info, uninstall trialware, and burn your recovery discs.
If you want to spend about 500 you'd have to get that, plus a data backup and transfer from an old PC.
Originally posted by: Throckmorton
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: Dunbar
I'm surprised people are willing to spend so much to have Geeksquad fix a computer they probably paid well under $1000 for. At least based on what people have told me they charge ($200-$500).
most people spend about 200 and we install anti-viral, anti-spyware software, configure a rootkit sweep, pre-fill all your bootup info, uninstall trialware, and burn your recovery discs.
If you want to spend about 500 you'd have to get that, plus a data backup and transfer from an old PC.
500 is what a PC costs!!
Originally posted by: WraithETC
Professor guy "Some people say you need an engineering degree from MIT to work these things, I have an engineering degree from MIT!"
Originally posted by: SketchMaster
Originally posted by: TruePaige
This place isn't too bad. =)
Give it time...