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By gino1
November 26, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 26, 2013

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Posted November 26, 2013

If you having problems with computers

And your laptop, desktop or tablet doesn't work as it should

I can help with any issue

If you are having trouble understanding computer or find it difficult to use them

I'm here for you

I can teach you step by step from begining till the end

How to deal with problems, how to do correct setup and how to find unwanted programs that cause your computer to work less efficient than it should

All I can say is that plus minus one day, within a week I will teach you all you need so you will never need a help from any computer services again

Or I can simply fix the problem you have explain what was the subject of the problems caused and what caused it

I can promise to do that within 1-2 hours..

My pay per fix charges are 30 for backup recovery and full fresh setup or if the problem is deeper than something that can be fixed now and then a fixed price will be agreed

Lessons cost ?50 per day (4.5 hour)

And I will only teach you things you want to learn as I'm not a time easing teacher at college

My contact details

dulwichpc.eu

07456704038E

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